Hello,

            The Adams interclub named “Adamant”  that I previously owned was sailed out of Mast Head Marina in East Greenwich Rhode Island.  I bought the boat in 1980 and sailed it until 1984.  This was the year that I had to reframe the boat.   It then sat for 10 years in my back yard, then I sold it to a friend of mine.  The fellow that I purchased the boat from told me it was a 1937 Adams Interclub built in Quincy Mass.  It has the number 36 on the sail, but someone previously told me that only nine were built.  Adamant however did not have a cabin on it.  It did have its original wood mast and was a great sailing boat.  I did hear a rumor that there was another down by Mystic, but did not think much of it until now. 

            I have, over the past few years restored a few boats.  My father in law and I restored a 1956 Webbers cove lobster yacht.  It is a 40’ Downeast style boat built up in Maine.  After that my son and I restored a 12’ working Whitehall, followed by a 1952 36’ six meter class sloop that my son owned.  I have just sold all of the boats and was in the market for a new one.  I had not intended to restore another boat but then I came across the wooden boat rescue foundation.  I saw Lazy Liz listed as a Quincy Adams and I knew it was an interclub.  After looking at it, and speaking with my son, we decided to give it a go and restore it.   My other boat that I sold is in the spot that the Adams will go, all I have to do know is wait for good weather.