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Boathouse was founded in 1976 by two-time Olympic rower John Strotbeck. Since then, we have provided elite athletes with high quality performance products allowing them to train and perform at their best. Over the past 25 years, we have continued to expand our line of products in creating premium performance apparel, specializing in custom outerwear and team uniforms. We are Made in America, crafting all of our gear locally in Philadelphia. Our team prides itself on the level of quality and customization of its products and the speed with which they can be produced. Employing the full spectrum of workforce to produce your custom apparel, we support our family of associates to build great products while also building a stronger community. Boathouse is the Official Outfitter of the USA Olympic Rowing Team, USA Deaf Track and Field Team, and Ivy League Rugby. To learn more about our products, connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter @boathousesports

SEATTLE AND PORTLAND'S BEST WATERFRONT SEAFOOD RESTAURANTS WORLD-CLASS SEEFOOD,® STEAKS, SERVICE & SMILES!™ Salty's is truly in a class by itself. We work hard to please you with our award-winning Northwest seafood and steak cuisine and perfectly friendly service. Indeed, the readers of Seattle.Citysearch.com and Portland.Citysearch.com vote Salty's the top seafood and waterfront view restaurants in both Seattle and Portland year after year.

Seabreeze Park’s opened on August 5th, 1879 and is one of the oldest operating amusement parks in the United States. The park is located between the shores of Lake Ontario and Irondequoit Bay. Seabreeze got its start as the final stop on the on the steam train line that ran from downtown Rochester to the lakefront. Today it is owned and operated by the sixth generation of the Long family. Rob Norris, President and General Manager of Seabreeze has described the park as “A local park with high quality entertainment, well-known rides and fine attractions. We’re accessible and reasonably-priced, so we have multiple visits each year by many of our families. Grandmothers bring their grandchildren here and reminisce about when they visited as grandchildren themselves. They sit in rocking chairs by the carousel and remember doing that as children, rocking, riding the carousel or the Jack Rabbit roller coaster. There’s a continuity through the generations, one we hope to maintain for years to come.”