The Hull Lifesaving Museum's Maritime Apprentice Program (MAP) is a Career Exploration program offering intensive, year-round training for young men and women in the custody of the Department of Youth Services. MAP operates out of the Museum's Seaport Boatshop in downtown Boston's Marine Industrial Park. MAP creates viable, entry-level employees for the vibrant Marine Trades industry in the Port of Boston. Caseworkers are invited to inquire about program openings. Seaport Boatshop: 617-443-1900 or email: info@hulllifesavingmuseum.org. The Seaport Boatshop is located at 22 Drydock Avenue, Boston, MA 02210. Details on the Maritime Apprentice Program.

Available Colors - Forest Green, Chinaberry Pink, Golden Yellow, and Summer Blue; custom colors available upon request.
Available as of October 1.  Orders may be placed immediately.
Chairs may be picked up at the Hull Lifesaving Museum, 1117 Nantasket Avenue, Hull.

   This summer, the Maritime Apprentice Program's students have delved into an entrepreneurial enterprise: custom building Adirondack Chairs!  Apprentices based their model on lines and ideas from traditional designs, and developed a chair that is competitively priced, durable, and very comfortable!  Currently on the drawing board are an accompanying footstool and side table, a foldable Adirondack Chair for travel, and a higher-end model of the original design, made from exotic bright finished wood.
   As production increases, Adirondack Chairs will become available for purchase at HLM events and here online.  Chairs take approximately two-weeks for production.  They are $150 a piece, and currently available in Forest Green, Chinaberry Pink, Golden Yellow, and Summer Blue.
   Two chairs will be available by raffle at the Endless Summer Festival on Nantasket Beach, September 25.  Raffle tickets are $5 each or five tickets for $20.
           

Check out our album of recent pictures, from the Seaport Boatshop, rowing, and other adventures. Enjoy!

MAP Prospectus, 2009-2011