- A
ferry is a boat that
transports p****engers, and
occasionally vehicles and cargo,
across a body of water. A
small p****enger
ferry with
multiple stops...
- A
cable ferry (including the
types chain ferry,
swing ferry,
floating bridge, or punt) is a
ferry that is
guided (and in many
cases propelled)
across a...
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support the
paddlewheels and
upper decks.
Although a
number of
large ferryboats survive in the US,
Eureka is the only one with a
wooden hull. She is one...
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Berkeley was one of
several ferryboats of the
Southern Pacific Railroad that for
sixty years operated on San
Francisco Bay
between the
Oakland Pier and...
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transfer to an
elevated station.: 100 Two 225-foot (69 m) steel-hulled
ferryboats were
built during this time and
delivered in 1888.
These boats were Erastus...
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Lackawanna and
Western Railroad (DL&W). The
company had a
fleet of six
ferryboats when it
ceased operations in 1967.
These vessels took
their names from...
- Publications. ISBN 0-916374-27-0. Harlan,
George H. (1967). San
Francisco Bay
Ferryboats. Berkeley, California: Howell-North Books. Sappers,
Vernon J. (2007)....
- the
Central Pacific Railroad, the
Alameda was
placed in the pool of CP
ferryboats and
served in
various locations. The
initial order for
locomotives was...
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Building in 1970.
Today Golden Gate
Ferry operates modern high
speed ferryboats between San
Francisco and four
different landings in
Marin County. In...
- ISBN 978-1-4396-4706-6. Cudahy,
Brian J. (1990). Over and Back: The
History of
Ferryboats in New York Harbor.
Fordham University Press. p. 408. ISBN 978-0-8232-1245-3...
