Other NYC Ferries B

John A. Lynch (Harlem)

Commision Date	1925
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Builder	Staten Island Ship Builders
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Built in 1925 in Staten Island, NY, by the Mariners Harbor Staten Island Ship Builders. State Senator from Richmond County, New York. Later elected Borough President of Staten Island. Vessel ran mostly between various locations in Upper Manhattan/Bronx and Queens.

Joseph J. O'Brien (Jamaica)

Commision Date	1925
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Builder	Sullivan Ship Builders
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Built in 1925 in New York, by Sullivan Ship Builders. O'Brien was a Democratic Party boss from Queens and was the official "Elector" for New York for President of the United States in 1933.

Mott Haven

Commision Date	1925
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Builder	Todd Shipyard
Engines	Steam Paddle Wheel
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Named after the Bronx neighborhood was built in 1925 in Brooklyn, NY, by the Todd Shipyard. First of three "mini ferries" the Mott Haven ran mostly between the Bronx and Randall's and North Brother Islands.

Greenwich Village

Commision Date	1925
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Builder	Todd Shipyard
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Named after the Manhattan neighborhood was built in 1925 in Brooklyn, NY, by the Todd Shipyard. Second of three "mini ferries" the Greenwich Village was in service between Bronx and College Point and was later used by the NYC Department of Correction for inmate transport from Rikers Island to Potter's Field on Harts Island.

Melrose

Commision Date	1925
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Builder	Todd Shipyard
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Named after the Bronx neighborhood was built in 1925 in Brooklyn, NY, by the Todd Shipyard. Vessel ran mostly between various locations in Upper Manhattan/Bronx and Queens.

Yorkville

Commision Date	1925
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Builder	Todd Shipyard
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Named after the Manhattan neighborhood was built in 1925 in Brooklyn, NY, by the Todd Shipyard. Vessel ran mostly between various locations in Upper Manhattan/Bronx and Queens.

Chelsea

Commision Date	1930
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Builder	Todd Shipyard
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Named after the Manhattan neighborhood and was built in 1930 in Brooklyn, NY, by the Todd Shipyard. The Chelsea the third of three "mini ferries" ran mostly between the Bronx, Randall's and North Brother Islands.

Murray Hill

Commision Date	1931
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Builder	Todd Shipyard
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Named after the Manhattan neighborhood was built in 1931 in Brooklyn, NY, by the Todd Shipyard and was used between Brooklyn and Staten Island from the 69th St Pier.

Washington Square

Commision Date	1925
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Builder	Staten Island Ship Builders
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Named after the Manhattan neighborhood was built in 1931 in Brooklyn, NY, by the Todd Shipyard and was used between Brooklyn and Staten Island from the 69th St Pier.

Welfare

Commision Date	1925
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Builder	Staten Island Ship Builders
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Length / Width	225' / 61'

Named after the island in which it served (Welfare Island now Roosevelt Island) it was built in 1930 in Brooklyn, NY, by the Todd Shipyard. It was the first singled-ended ferry purchased by the City of New York and ran exclusively between the foot of E 86th St in Manhattan and Welfare Island.