You will find this poster and much more at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum. Two good books on the topic:
A Race for Real Sailors “Bluenose and the International Fisherman’s Cup 1920 – 1938” by Keith McLaren
Caught in Irons “North Atlantic Fishermen in the Last Days of Sail” by Michael W Santos
The 28th Annual Gloucester Schooner Race will be upon us September 2nd.
Al Bezanson
For more info about the Gloucester Schooner Festival Check Out The Chamber of Commerce website-
Gloucester Schooner Festival Information
Good Morning Gloucester 
My Grandfather, Austin Burt O’Hara was a mate on the Gertrude L. Temaubalt, not sure of spelling, in 1938, name on immigration list,since he was a Canadian.
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Gertrude L Thebaud raced the Canadian Bluenose in 1938 — the last of the fishermen’s races. Do you suppose your grandfather was aboard then? The book, A Race for Real Sailors, has a very good account of the races. I believe the Cape Ann Museum has the book.
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