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J.J. Taylor & Sons Limited, Launch & Yacht Builder Toronto, Canada

Wooden boats made by J.J. Taylor & Sons in their boat yard located between the western gap of Toronto Harbour and the the National Yacht Club from 1900’s to 1950’s.
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Fibreglass sailboats built by J.J. Taylor after wooden boats were done in the 1960’s.

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Photos from the 1960s in Toronto that make the city look almost unrecognizable today
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J.J. Taylor wooden Sub Chaser built for Royal Canadian Navy in 1942!
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Gap
Heldena ll passing through the Eastern gap into Toronto Harbour in 1921 after being acquired by Toronto Harbour Police.
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Cutknife ll, a 50’ RCMP patrol boat, one of 2 built by J.J. Taylor & Sons in 1955. Cutknife ll was stationed in Kingston and the other one in Windsor Ontario.
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1940’s 14’ gaff rigged sailboat designed by Ackroyd and built by J.J. Taylor & Sons of Toronto.
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1940’s 14’ gaff rigged sailboat designed by Ackroyd and built by J.J. Taylor
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#7 in 2020 ready for launch after fresh coat of varnish and paint.
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Patrol boat # 6 a 1951 33’ long deck launch by J.J.Taylor
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#6 being launched after full restoration in 2019.
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#6 in the water again after 50+ years in retirement!
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The Unit
J.J. Taylor was main supplier of wooden patrol boats to the Toronto Harbour Commission for their Toronto Life Saving and Port Patrol unit (TLS&PP) later to be called the Toronto Harbour Police (THP) when unit was transferred to City of Toronto.
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Last One
Toronto Harbour Police #6 on rescue call.
1951 33’ long deck launch built by J.J. Taylor. Last one built.