Manly ferry 'Dee Why' crossing Sydney Harbour, Sydney, c1930s

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Record numberLH010437Datec1930sDescriptionManly ferry, Dee Why, a double ended, steel hull, passenger ferry, with two long funnels, crossing Sydney Harbour, on the Sydney to Manly run. It was an identical sister ship with the Curl Curl, and when entering service, on Christmas Day 1928, they were the largest ferries on Sydney Harbour. She had her last journey in 1968, and was scuttled in 1976, the first vessel to form an artificial reef off NarrabeenSubjectsSydney Harbour (N.S.W.)SteamboatsFerriesTransportationKeywordscrossingsPhysical descriptionBlack and White Print; 200mm x 260mm; Digital Image 600 DPICopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies.

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Manly ferry 'Dee Why' crossing Sydney Harbour, Sydney, c1930s

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Manly ferry 'Dee Why' crossing Sydney Harbour, Sydney, c1930s