The Association was incorporated on October 28, 1954, by John J. Hopkins, Richard C. Bartlett, and Robert F. Podlich who wanted to establish a sailing club on Round Bay, Severna Park. But due to local zoning laws such an establishment was prohibited, so the search was extended all over the Severn River. Finally, three cottages on the water at the end of First Street in Eastport were bought and in 1958, a dock was constructed and the boats of the five initial centerboard fleets (Penguins, Comets, National One-Designs, Severn One-Designs and International 14's) were launched.[3]
Mission
To promote, foster, encourage, and sponsor one-design sailing, sailing races and activities connected with sailing on the Severn River.
To promote the education of the youth of the surrounding communities in the sport of sailing and the safe and proper handling of small craft.
To promote and encourage local participation in regional and national sailing activities
To cooperate with and participate in the activities of the various community organizations and civic associations dedicated to the preservation and improvement of the Severn River area.
To promote the preservation and observance of the "Rules of the Road", yachting customs and courtesies.
To conduct social occasions for sailors and advocates of sailing.
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