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by Heather Steinberger After collecting wooden boats for 37 years, F. Todd Warner realized he had complied a history of America’s maritime past and the seeds of countless other collections.

It’s a head-turner… just like its former owner. When you see this recently restored 1959 Riva Tritone, 26-fiit spreed-boat with its forest green hull, rich mahogany planked topside, baby blue

When the Buffalo Launch Club was formed in 1903 it was the first power Boat Club in North America, if not the world, an contributed much to the sport of

Winsted Hearld Journal F. Todd Warner Winsted auction reveals man’s quest to preserve boat history By Linda Scherer, Herald Journal WINSTED, MN – Because F. Todd Warner of Mound understands

By Kelly Westhoff, Lakeshore Weekly News F. Todd Warner, who is well-known in the Lake Minnetonka area as the founder of Mahogany Bay – a Mound-based company that specializes in

By Kristin Tillotson, Star Tribune Todd Warner has spent nearly four decades finding and restoring more than 100 historic wooden boats. Next weekend, his beauties go on the auction block,

By Tom Schley “For Rome so near us, for the phoenix moment When we have thrown off this traveler’s trance And mother-naked and ageless ancient Wake in her warm nest

Going, Going… Gone By Denis Hartmett, ACBS Rudder Staff A strange crop was growing west of Minneapolis this fall –Hackers and Higgins, Gar Woods and Rivas were sprouting up among