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Aloha Lumber Mill Surfboard


Although this surfboard has been on display for several years now at Surfing Heritage, we wanted to share the additional photographs that add to this amazing artifact from the early 1900s. It shows that surfing was taking place on the west coast, concurrent with George Freeth's arrival in southern California around this same period. Thanks again to Gavin Kogan and his family for allowing us to share this historic surfboard with all of you. To view the family photos and read an excerpt from the Surfer's Journal article, please CLICK HERE.

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posted by Surfing Heritage Foundation at 12:42 PM

1 Comments:

Anonymous John said...

Great surfboards!

June 3, 2012 at 6:31 PM  

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As part of our commitment to protecting our image donors, the Surfing Heritage Foundation has begun using digital watermarking on ALL of our images, including those images seen on our website. This watermark is not visible to the eye, but is easily seen by many computer programs such at Photoshop and other image editing programs. In addition, we have also purchased a “watermark spider” that crawls the Internet specifically looking for any images that contain our SHF watermark. The Surfing Heritage Foundation is prepared to take the appropriate action should we find any illegal or unlicensed usage of images from our files.