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Rokeby Museum Director Catherine Brooks, left, furniture maker and boatbuilder Don Dewees and conservationist Rick Kerschner stand with a child's boat that was found in a museum outbuilding and is now being conserved and readied for exhibition
© Trent Campbell
Rokeby's tiny boat poses historic puzzle
A couple months back volunteers at Ferrisburgh's Rokeby Museum were going through the historic landmark's outbuildings, evaluating them for possible conservation work or repairs, when they made a discovery — a small, painted wooden boat