John G. Alden
John G. Alden was a legendary American yacht designer who founded one of the most influential naval architecture firms in the United States. From 1909 until his death in 1962, Alden designed over 5,000 boats, establishing himself as one of America's most prolific and respected yacht designers. He was particularly famous for his schooner designs, which combined the practical characteristics of New England fishing vessels with elegant yacht appointments. Alden pioneered the concept of stock yacht designs, making quality boat plans available to a broader market. His notable designs include the famous Malabar series, various Alden schooners, and numerous cruising and racing yachts. Alden's influence on American yacht design was profound, establishing design principles that continue to influence naval architects today.
| Name | Designer | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|
| John G. Alden | 22.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 47.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 26.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 44.5 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 35.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 52.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 35.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 35.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 50.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 52.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 33.5 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 32.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 45.0 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 44.5 ft | ||
| John G. Alden | 30.3 ft |