The former Lovric Sea-Craft marina (now Stabbert Marine & Industrial) is always one of our most fascinating spots to sketch. In 1965, the sandy beach along the shore became Lovric's marina and the property even contains some buildings built more than 100 years ago before their marina. Tucked up against the shore, it's flanked by a large wooden ship breakwater called La Merced visible in some of the photos and sketches below.
Starting in the early 1960s, the Lovric family lived at the house at the top of the hill overlooking the shore as the family transformed it into the marina it became - part industrial and part recreational - with a space for work on boats and docks where tenants can keep their boats tied up.
After almost 60 years in business the marina and boatyard was sold to Stabbert Marine & Industrial whose other shipyard is in Seattle.
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