Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Door County Maritime Museum Will Restore the Historic Tugboat, John Purves. Built in 1919, the John Purves Served the United States Military Both in the Aftermath of World War I and During World War Ii. for the Restoration, the Tugboat Will Be Dry-docked and Undergo Extensive Repairs to Mitigate Damages Effecting the Integrity of the Hull. Staff Will Supervise the Stabilization and Repair Work That Will Address the Material Deterioration to the Stern, Hull, and Engine Room of the Tugboat. Once Restored, Museum Visitors Will Be Able to Access the Tugboat for Exhibition and Related Programming.
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