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Chesapeake Bay Deadrise

The Chesapeake Bay Deadrise takes on many forms as motor-workboats for oystering and crabbing, and modern recreational yachts. Photos from Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and John Bildahl.

By Yachting Staff

July 8, 2011

Updated: July 8, 2011

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