Setting topsails as seen from the deck of BLUENOSE ⚓️ #Bluenose100 💯 📷: W.R. MacAskill / Nova Scotia Archives

The International Fishermen’s Race, Halifax, 1923: BLUENOSE vs. COLUMBIA 🇨🇦🇺🇸 BLUENOSE wins two races in a best of three, but following frustrations with the racing committee, the series is declared incomplete. The Cup is placed in the hands of the trustees. #Bluenose100

BLUENOSE crossing the line, 1923 💯 #Bluenose100 📷: W.R. MacAskill / Nova Scotia Archives

‘BLUENOSE sailing away’ #Bluenose100 📷: W.R. MacAskill / Nova Scotia Archives

The 1931 International Fishermen’s Race, Halifax, NS: BLUENOSE vs. GERTRUDE L. THEBAUD 🇨🇦🇺🇸 At ten years old, BLUENOSE wins the International Fishermen’s Cup! #Bluenose100 📷: W.R. MacAskill / Nova Scotia Archives

To celebrate the launch of our new #Bluenose100 commemorative dime we’re retelling the tale of a Canadian legend. Follow Team Bluenose 🇨🇦 and relive the greatest race in Canadian history, today. #Historyinthemaking⛵️🏁

Check out this new virtual exhibition on William J. Roué — the naval architect who designed BLUENOSE 💯 #Bluenose100 ⚓️

Follow Team Bluenose 🇨🇦 & Team Elsie USA 🇺🇸 for real time updates from the 1921 International Fishermen’s Race — 100 years ago on this day! #Bluenose100 🇨🇦 ⚓️ Royal Canadian Mint

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#OnThisDay 100 years ago BLUENOSE met the Gloucester schooner ELSIE to challenge her for the 1921 International Fishermen’s Cup 🇨🇦🇺🇸 BLUENOSE came flying over the finish line 12 minutes ahead of ELSIE — the first win in a best of three series! #Bluenose100

Set sail with us as we relive the story of a Canadian icon. Make sure to check out Nova Scotia’s own Cordelia Auclair as she joins the action with Team Bluenose 🇨🇦, Team Elsie USA 🇺🇸 and Captain Angus Walters for #Bluenose100 ⚓️

BLUENOSE close hauled, 1921 Carrying sail no. 2 as she was the Canadian challenger for the 1921 International Fishermen’s Race series. As the winner of the 1921 series — and the undefeated champion — BLUENOSE carried sail no. 1 ever since 🇨🇦 #Bluenose100 📷: W.R. MacAskill

Follow along and experience the thrill of the International Fishermen’s Races 🇨🇦🇺🇸 #Bluenose100 Team Bluenose 🇨🇦

The Final International Fishermen’s Race, 1938: BLUENOSE defeats GERTRUDE L. THEBAUD in a best three of five series off Boston & Gloucester, remaining the undefeated champion in the International Fishermen’s Race series 🇨🇦 🏆 #Bluenose100

#OnThisDay 100 years ago — winning the second race in a best of three, BLUENOSE was declared the winner of the 1921 International Fishermen’s Race🇨🇦 Remaining the undefeated champion in this series The Cup has remained in Lunenburg since the series ended in 1938🏆 #Bluenose100

Relive the 1921 International Fishermen’s Race and follow along with Team Bluenose 🇨🇦! 🇨🇦

Relive the 1921 International Fishermen’s Race and follow along with Team Bluenose 🇨🇦, Team Elsie USA 🇺🇸 & Cordelia Auclair 🏆 #Bluenose100

On this day in 1921, BLUENOSE was launched in Lunenburg. #OTD #TDIH #Bluenose #Bluenose100 #Lunenburg

100 years ago, #Bluenose defeated the 1922 American challenger Henry Ford, winning the International Fisherman's Cup for the 2nd year in a row. This race series was highly contested, and the dramatic 3rd race saw Henry Ford's topsail snapped. Read more: bluenose100.ca/charting-a-cou…