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the Bay Ridge Ferry

69th Street Pier with Ferry

Before Ferry Service Returns to Bay Ridge, A Look Back at Local Ferry History

August 17, 2015October 12, 2015 Henry  Community News, Culture, History, News  69th Street ferry, 69th Street Pier, Americna Veterans Memorial Pier, Citywide Ferry Service, Denyse Wharf, Gilbert Sorrentino, Hubert Selby, the Bay Ridge Ferry

Passenger boat service dates back at least to the 1770s.

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