Luders Marine Construction, Stamford CT

Luders Marine was founded in 1908 and became well known for its fine custom-built yachts.  The yard, which was located in Stamford Harbor, closed in 1968.  If anyone can provide any information about this shipyard, or about the ships they built, please e-mail timcolton@aol.com.

Hull # Original Name Original Owner Type Navy Type Pennant # Tons Feet Delivery Disposition
    U.S. Navy Sub Chaser SC 318     22-Dec-17 To France as C-28
    U.S. Navy Sub Chaser SC 319     22-Dec-17 Lost 1918
    U.S. Navy Sub Chaser SC 320     1-Dec-17 Sold 1927
    U.S. Navy Sub Chaser SC 321     8-Jan-18 Sold 1920
    U.S. Navy Sub Chaser SC 322     7-Mar-18 Sold 1922
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 233     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 234     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 235     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 236     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 237     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 238     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 239     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 240     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 241     1924-25  
    U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Craft PC 242     1924-25  
Ramna Walter P. Lasher Yacht       90 1926  
  US Navy Sub Chaser SC 449 136   25-Sep-40 Sold 1949 to Texas A&M, scrapped 1974
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 64   64 9/40-12/40  
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 65   64 9/40-12/40  
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 66   64 9/40-12/40  
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 67   64 9/40-12/40  
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 78   64 10/41-12/41  
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 79   64 10/41-12/41  
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 80   64 10/41-12/41  
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 81   64 10/41-12/41  
  US Army Dist. Box Boat L 82   64 10/41-12/41