The WebCam is currently inside the Henry B. DuPont Preservation shipyard. There are several projects you can take a closer look at in the Main Shop. The first boat ever acquired by the museum. In the shop for extensive work including but not limited to new keel, stem post, stern, frames, cabin risers and sole.
Research is currently underway and work has yet to begin.
Oyster sloop Nellie - Shipwrights are shaping a new keel, stem, and working centerboard trunk for the oyster sloop Nellie, built in 1891. The original keel has been removed from the vessel and can be seen in the lower left-hand corner of the shop. A new keel has been shaped from white oak timber and moved into position under the hull of the ship. The shipwrights will fit the new keel into the ship. Both traditional and modern tools are being used on this project.