Sydney Harbour Ferry Boats (1963)

[@thomasbain9241]

We could see the manly ferries dip below the waves as they passed by the north and south heads . I lived at the army married quarters at George's heights mosman. What a wonderful view from our home. Great memories. Thanks for sharing. God Bless

[@lucienleech-larkin7544]

There Was Only One "Sydney Queen!" Now, Just About Everyone Here Is One!!

[@simonf8902]

The Sydney Queen / Showboat was converted from the car ferry preceding the Harbour Bridge.

[@LJKMagic]

the 2 trawlers at 1:04 are the MATONG and MULLOKA, former WW2 minesweepers built for new zealand, matong was waiho, Mulloka was waipu.

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

0:04 Manly ferry "Belluberra", built 1910, major refit 1935, major fire and subsequent rebuild 1936, retired 1970, scuttled 1980.
0:11 Manly ferry "Belluberra"
0:23 Manly ferry "Baragoola". built 1922, retired 1980, preserved at Balls Head, Sydney.
0:31 former Manly ferry "Curl Curl" at Strides Shipbreakers, Glebe Point, built 1928, retired 1960, scuttled 1969.
0:44 Manly ferry "Dee Why" at Balmain, sister to "Curl Curl", built 1928, retired 1968, scuttled 1974.
0:48 "Sydney Queen", built 1926 as pre-Sydney Harbour Bridge car ferry "Kalang". Beached at Trial Bay 1972.

[@AheadMatthewawsome]

Well then you're not gonna like how Baragoola went.

[@simonf8902]

Baragoola sank at her moorings. All gone now.

[@northernriverstransportvlogs]

No vessels here are still around. Sad.

[@simonf8902]

We’ve still got them !!

[@chasermalloy7406]

Sorry ,. What do you mean ?

[@simonf8902]

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