Anne

Built 1920Centre BoardRowlands Dockyard Ltd

Anne is a centre board yacht of 23 feet on the waterline, built in 1920 by Rowlands Dockyard Ltd at Bangor to design 266 by Alfred Mylne & Co. The design dates from 1919. She remains in existence. Anne is fitted with a Peta Mini Single 6hp engine and has a beam of 7 feet and draft of 3 feet 8 inches.

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Specification

LOA (spar)7.2 m · 24 ft
LWL7.0 m · 23 ft
Beam2.1 m · 7 ft
Draft1.2 m · 4 ft

Details

Built1920
BuilderRowlands Dockyard Ltd, Bangor
EnginePeta Mini Single 6hp
Current locationEmsworth

Design Archive

Archive drawing — Anne
Lines Plan

Design No. 266

Anne

Designed 1919

Centre Board

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Historical Context

Design 266 emerged in 1919, during the early years of A. Mylne & Co.'s work following the First World War. This period saw renewed demand for small cruising yachts and day sailors as recreational sailing resumed. Centre board designs offered practical advantages for British waters, combining shallow draft with stability. Rowlands Dockyard at Bangor was an active builder of small craft, and Anne's construction in 1920 reflects the office's engagement with regional boatyards. The survival of Anne into the modern era makes her a tangible record of Mylne's inter-war small yacht practice.

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