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Whats the difference between a Whitehall rowing boat and a Dory type rowboat?

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Whats the difference between a Whitehall rowing boat and a Dory type rowboat?

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The fine lines of a Whitehall rowing boat represent several hundred years of refinement in an ongoing quest for efficiency in all areas. It has a fine entry, gently curved midsections and a tucked stern with an elegant wineglass transom, It also features a tracking keel to aid in directional stability. Early examples date back to the Thames river boats in the 1600’s Smaller models were used to transport people, larger boats people and gear. For a more complete description see the article The History of the Whitehall.

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