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The Beacon Sloop Club
The Beacon Sloop Club's pride & joy is the "WOODY GUTHRIE" , a wooden replica of a Hudson River Ferry Sloop. These boats, styled after Dutch designs, plied the Hudson throughout the 18th & 19th centuries.
Launched in 1978, her purpose is to promote the beauty and wonder of the Hudson River by offering free sails to the public and sail training to volunteers. Only by experiencing the power, serenity and sheer glory of this American treasure will we as a people be inspired to cherish and protect it, and thereby ourselves.
Launched in 1978, her purpose is to promote the beauty and wonder of the Hudson River by offering free sails to the public and sail training to volunteers. Only by experiencing the power, serenity and sheer glory of this American treasure will we as a people be inspired to cherish and protect it, and thereby ourselves.
Last updated 05/09/2012
NEWS FLASH
Beacon Sloop Club hosts Richard Harpham on Thursday, May 17, 8:30 pm for community discussion on the Hudson River: history, environmental impact and recreational opportunities, with outdoor enthusiasts including Hudson River Sloop Clearwater and Scenic Hudson members. Beacon Sloop Clubhouse
The Beacon Sloop Club Environmental Winter Program (third Friday of the month from January thru May) will start on January 20th. All programs will be held at the Beacon Sloop Club at 7pm. All programs are free. For addition info please call 914-879-1082, 845 463-4660, 845 838-9630 or Click here for more information
NY Times artical on the BSC Strawberry Festival Click here
The Beacon Sloop Club Environmental Winter Program (third Friday of the month from January thru May) will start on January 20th. All programs will be held at the Beacon Sloop Club at 7pm. All programs are free. For addition info please call 914-879-1082, 845 463-4660, 845 838-9630 or Click here for more information
NY Times artical on the BSC Strawberry Festival Click here