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Wirth Munroe
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Wirth Middleton Munroe (November 29, – October 21, ) was a North Americanyacht designer and son of Ralph Middleton Munroe.
Munroe was born at the Barnacle, now the Barnacle Historic State Park. In he married Mary Kimball Poore of Coral Gables and they had two children (William Middleton Munroe and Charles Poore Munroe).
He was Commodore of the Biscayne Bay Yacht Club –, a member of the North American Yacht Racing Union (NAYRU) –, and the Cruising Club of America as well as Vice-Commodore of the Miami Proa Club.
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Boat Designing
Wirth Munroe began designing boats at an early age. Some of his designs, for example the Sea Sailer class were put into mass production. Below is a list of some of the many boats he designed with the earliest known boat name and earliest known owner indicated.
Production boats
Sea Sailer 30' Boats
| Boat Name | Alternative Name/s | Official Number | Earliest Known Owner | Builder/s | Where Built | Launch Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beadacious | Blue Moon | Robin Fung | Hong Kong, B.C.C.Myles munroe biography pdf Archived from the original on 10 March Good Reads. Archived from the original on 1 December Munroe and the other passengers were heading to Grand Bahama for a conference. | |||
| Blue Moon | Robin Fung | Hong Kong, B.C.C. | ||||
| Encore | Robin Fung | Hong Kong, B.C.C. | ||||
| Puffin Three, B.C.C. | Robin Fung | Hong Kong, B.C.C.Munroe biography Myles Munroe , OBE 20 April — 9 November was a Bahamian evangelist and ordained minister, professor, author, speaker and leadership consultant. The Washington Post. Retrieved 6 January After he graduated from the University of Tusla, Dr. | ||||
| KYP | KIP, North Star | Robin Fung | Hong Kong, B.C.C. |
OffShore 30 Boats
| Boat Name | Alternative Name/s | Official Number | Earliest Known Owner | Builder/s | Where Built | Launch Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maroa | Joseph Racicot | Robin Fung | Hong Kong, B.C.C | |||
| Vellela | Wirth M.
Munroe | Robin Fung | Hong Kong, B.C.C. |
Other Boats Designed by Wirth Munroe
| Boat Name | Alternative Name/s) | Official Number | Earliest Known Owner | Builder/s | Where Built | Launch | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baloo | Bravo () | R.B.
Bobo | Arco, Inc. | Miami | 33' | ||
| Blue Stream III | Decision III (), Aquarius | Dr. John ald, Rinehart, Sr. | Richard Richard | Miami | 39'11" | ||
| Bonnie Doon | Blanche ME Whitlock | Glassco, Inc. | Miami | 33'1" | |||
| Cheeta | Robery P Brake | Dooley Glander | Perrine, FL | 33' | |||
| Chere | Peter C.
Keenan & Richard Walters | Crystalliner S.E. Corp | Miami Beach | ||||
| Comanche | Jack Price | Warren Bailey | Miami | 39'6" | |||
| Daisy | 30' | ||||||
| Delphinus | Rear Admiral Robert J. Archer | Robin Fung, Ltd. | Hong Kong, B.C.C.Myles munroe biography CBC News , 12 October Retrieved 15 July Publishers Weekly. Asked after she won the Nobel Prize, "What can be so interesting in describing small town Canadian life? | 29'10" | |||
| Gaviota | Consolidated | 65' | |||||
| Gaviota II | My Destiny (), Mogu | John William Shillain | Symonette Shipyard | Nassau, Bahamas | 59' | ||
| Island Belle | Virginia Bell, Rebel | Gingras Boat Works | Cocoa, FL | 60' | |||
| Jesting | Glass Marine Ind.
Inc. | Costa Mesa, CA | 33'1" | ||||
| Ketch A Rainbow | Mary B., Rainbow () | Carlos A. Capriles | Miami S.B. Corp. | Miami | 46' | ||
| Laughing Gull | Samuel A. Gayley | Wirth M. Munroe | Miami | 27'6" | |||
| Patience | Scott Rosen | ||||||
| Pirouette | Ralph Ryder, McKenna(?) of Philadelphia | ||||||
| Romany | Andrew J.
Lavoie | Miami S.B. Corp. | Miami | 46' | |||
| Sanctuary | |||||||
| Sea Itch | Fantail, Holiday | Richardson | Columbia | 33'1" | |||
| Sprite | ir | Wirth Munroe | 27'6" | ||||
| Starlight | Robert E.
Russell | Glassco, Inc | Miami | 33'1" | |||
| Surprise | Gene Steffens | Bast Boat Builders | Okinawa | ||||
| Tabasco | John W. Nixon | Glassco, Inc. | Miami Beach | ||||
| Tern | Benjamin W. Guy, II | Glassco, Inc. | Miami | 33'1" | |||
| The Golden Fleece | Douglas & Martha Sager | Glassco, Inc. | Miami | 33'1" | |||
| Tobi | Wirth Munroe and Townsend Ludington | Wirth Munroe | Coconut Grove, FL | 25' | |||
| Tonga | Errol Flynn | 75' | |||||
| Tranquility | Southwind () | Carleton H.
Endemann | Robin Fung Ltd. | Hong Kong, B.C.C. | 29'10" | ||
| Traveler | Arthur W. Crimmins | Arthur W. Crimmins | Miami | 29'11" | |||
| Tropical Disturbance | Wirth Munroe, Walter Croft, Sr. & Robert Lewis | ||||||
| Vincere | J.
Afred Grow, Jr. | Arthur W. Crimmins | 33'1" | ||||
| Un-Named | Carrington Gramling (Attorney) |
The Barnacle Historic State Park
References
Data in charts is derived from Lloyd's Register of American Yachts. All other data is derived from interviews with his children[original research?], and his father's biography, The Commodore's Story.