John Alden
John Alden was an American yacht designer who founded John G. Alden & Company, one of the most respected naval architecture firms in the United States. Active from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century, Alden designed over 5,000 boats ranging from small day sailors to large ocean-going yachts. He was particularly renowned for his schooner designs, which combined traditional New England fishing boat characteristics with modern yacht amenities. Alden's designs were known for their seaworthiness, attractive lines, and practical layouts. Notable designs include the Alden 43, various Malabar schooners, and numerous custom racing and cruising yachts. His influence on American yacht design was profound, establishing design principles that continue to influence naval architects today.
| Name | Designer | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Alden | 26.0 ft | ||
| John Alden | 18.2 ft | ||
| John Alden | ft | ||
| John Alden | 29.9 ft |