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Tug Pegasus Preservation Project
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Our Board of Directors |
| Members of the board, friends, givers of advice, and, in general,
champions of the Tug Pegasus Preservation Project. |
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| Gerry Weinstein, currently the president of the Tug Pegasus Preservation Project, is a steam aficionado and a savior of old vessels--namely, the Pegasus. |
Huntley Gill, the spearhead of the fireboat John J. Harvey, has helped broaden our underway programming by pioneering this realm with the fireboat. |
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Norman Brouwer, maritime historian, in the machinery room of the Lilac. Norman researched much of the history of the Pegasus and submitted our National Register Application. |
Jim Clements, also a founding board member, is a restoration woodworker. Jim has some beautiful projects under his belt, from South Street Seaport Museum to Barbados. He is restoring the wheelhouse of the Pegasus. |
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Pamela Hepburn, founder and director of the Tug Pegasus Preservation Project.
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David Sharps, founder of the Waterfront Museum, aboard the historic barge Lehigh Valley #79, has been providing education and public access to our waterways since 1980. Here, David and Joan Davidson. |
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| Huntley and Pamela on the Harvey’s famous Blue Links Tour of the Hudson River. |
Julie Nadel (with Jimmy Gallagher, formerly of the historic ferry Yankee) is a community activist emphasizing the waterfront and access to it by the public and vessels. |
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| Betsy Haggerty, maritime journalist, shown here in the graving dock in Waterford, NY, visiting the barge Lehigh Valley #79. |
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