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THE BOAT

The Chesapeake 20 Association is the oldest surviving one design class on the Chesapeake Bay.

With boats dating back to the 1930s still racing, to ones built in the last decade, the class has enjoyed exciting longevity. 

an evolution

An Evolution Class.

The Chesapeake 20s have been evolving since the first one was built. Originally Hard-Chimed, the boat continually changed as Dick Hartge built them with Challenger becoming the first Round-Chimed twenties we think of today.

Original Wood 

Twenties

1930-1940s

Sail Numbers 0-199

Hand-Built by a few different builders, but most surviving (and faster) ones were built by Captain Dick Hartge in Galesville, Maryland. 

Fiberglass
Twenties

1990-Present

Sail Numbers 200-299

Molded from Endeavor in the 90s, these injected a new period of growth. Built by Chesapeake 20 Boatworks.  

Cold-Molded
Twenties

2000-Present

Sail Numbers 300-399

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