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100 Years of Innovation

Memories are many for four generations of the Wooldridge family. It has been 100 years since the establishment of "Wooldridge Boats." It was 1915 when "Grandpa" Wooldridge (1896-1986) built his first river boat to make that first-ever float down Oregon's Rogue River.

OUR HISTORY
1920s Glen, taking boat through Coffee Pot in early 1920s. Louise Stokes, a Grants Pass Courier employee, was the photographer.
1947 Running the Rogue
1948 Glen and Ruell Hawkins, first trip up the Salmon River in Idaho, The River of No Return.
1979 Four generations of boat builders
1940 Glen developed a method of stacking wood strips over a form allowing for better hull shapes without sacrificing strength. At last check this boat is still on display at Rand Ranger Station.
1949 Glen started a boat tour from the city park to Hell Gate and made a 50 mile run. He used a 26ft boat and charged $5.50 a person.
2010 Wooldridge family, Leading the way in custom boats
1920s Glen, taking boat through Coffee Pot in early 1920s. Louise Stokes, a Grants Pass Courier employee, was the photographer.
1940 Glen developed a method of stacking wood strips over a form allowing for better hull shapes without sacrificing strength. At last check this boat is still on display at Rand Ranger Station.
1947 Running the Rogue
1948 Glen and Ruell Hawkins, first trip up the Salmon River in Idaho, The River of No Return.
1949 Glen started a boat tour from the city park to Hell Gate and made a 50 mile run. He used a 26ft boat and charged $5.50 a person.
1979 Four generations of boat builders
2010 Wooldridge family, Leading the way in custom boats

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