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Many people come looking for the original lines, as drawn by Carl Alberg, or the
construction drawings from Whitby Boat Works. I'm sorry to say that I've never been about to find these. The Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA has the plans for many Alberg designs, but apparently not the A30. I suspect those plans are forever lost.
These late Bob Johns, who owned Wind Call, #397, provided these higher resolution scans of the
sailplan (149k),
the
hull plan (301k), and
the
hull layout (992k)
from page 3 of the Whitby brochure
Wes Gardner, owner of Griffin's Faith, #196, provided his trace of the boat profile in
dwg (26k),
pdf (5k), and
png (331K)
formats.
svg (7k, translated by Louis Houde)
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The First 50 Years: An Alberg 30 History
by Mike Lehman
A collection of stories about the Alberg 30 and how a bunch of Chesapeake Bay
sailors came to buy a bunch of these boats and form an association around
racing and cruising them.
(Proceeds help support the Alberg 30 Association.)
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