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Aging New Bedford fleet helped drive purchase of former copper mill property

'I think it’s a good opportunity for the port of New Bedford to activate one of the last good waterfront properties in all of the city' -- Michael Quinn, Quinn Fisheries

By Jason Huffman | July 24, 2019 18:14 BST
Vessels are berthed often five and never less than three deep in the Port of New Bedford. Photo by Jason Huffman
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The logic behind the decision by Charlie and Michael Quinn, the father and son owners of Quinn Fisheries, to establish a shipyard on the former Revere Copper and Brass property in New Bedford, Massachusetts, mirrors that of a physician, who specializes in geriatric care, setting up shop somewhere in the state of Florida.  [...]

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