Building an Icon: Those who worked on building Bluenose Allan Browne / Bluenose 100, April 23, 2021 by Emily Sollows: Photo: Nova Scotia Archives / W.R. MacAskill We know that the Smith and Rhuland Shipyard built Bluenose, but who actually cut the timber, hammered the trunnels and caulked the cotton and oakum between planks? Local historian Allan Browne has dedicated two decades to finding the names of the shipwrights and workers who built Bluenose. Do you recognize a relative or have a Bluenose story in your family? Share your Bluenose story with us! Photo: Nova Scotia Archives / W.R. MacAskill To date, the following names have been confirmed: BUCKMASTER, ARTHUR JOSEPH CORKUM, CLARENCE ST. CLAIR CROUSE, C.E. ROY DEAL, AUBREY FALKENHAM, HOWARD MELBURNE HANSON, CHARLES HEBB, GEORGE LANGILLE, MANSON WILLIS LANTZ, JACOB ARTHUR LEW, THOMAS ESSON (ESSEN) MCISAAC, DANIEL ALEXANDER MORASH, B. HAROLD MORASH, EDWIN MORASH, SOLOMON MULOCK, ADNAH NATHANIEL MULOCK, GUY OXNER, CHARLES RANDALL, GILBERT CHARLES RHULAND, GEORGE ALFRED RHULAND, JOHN DOUGLAS SILVER, CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH, RICHARD WESLEY WALTERS, ANGUS JAMES WALTERS, ROY MEDFORD WENTZELL, GIDEON BENJAMIN WESTHAVER, ARTHUR WILKIE, OSWALD NATHANIEL ZINCK, CREIGHTON ALBERT CAVENDISH, VICTOR- DEVONSHIRE, DUKE OF HIRTLE CLIFFORD WILLIAM DAUPHINEE, CHARLES WILLIAM BURNS, GARNET WOLSLEY All Items
