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Ride the ferry!

Marco G. Thorne

1958

The queens of British Columbia

Peter Favelle

1974

Let's take the ferry!

Elisa Peters

2015

Independent Travellers Greek Island Hopping 2004 (Greek Island Hopping)

Frewin Poffley

2004

Steam Packet 175

Stan Basnett

2005

The Longoria affair

John J. Valadez

2010

The kingdom of MacBrayne

N. S. Robins

2006

Ferry Building renovation project

1998

A century of cross-Channel passenger ferries

Ambrose Greenway

1981

Ferries of Puget Sound

Steven J. Pickens

2005

Around the Clyde (and other places) in 20 years

Stuart Craig

2014

Ferryboat Ride

Anne F. Rockwell

1999

MBTA procurement of commuter boat services

Massachusetts. Office of the Inspector General

2003

Ferry tales

George N. Giannaris

2008

Water transportation in Boston harbor: issues and opportunities

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1989

The tavern at the ferry

Edwin Tunis

1973

The waiting day

Harriett Diller

1994

Rumble meets Harry Hippo

Felicia Law

2005

A compilation of the ferry leases and railroad grants made by the Corporation of the City of New York, from July 1, 1849, to July 1, 1860

New York (N.Y.) Common Council.

1860

Ferries

Lola M. Schaefer

2000

Ferguson's ferry

Noel M. Loomis

1962

Mosquito fleet of South Puget Sound

Jean Cammon Findlay

2008

Steamers of the Forth

Ian Brodie

1976

Moon's crossing

Barbara Croft

2003

Thames crossings

Geoffrey Phillips

1981

Ferryboat

Charles Martin

2000

Guidelines for ferry transportation services

Anthony Bruzzone

2012

A view of the law of roads, highways, bridges and ferries in Pennsylvania

Duane, William

1848

The Inside Passage Traveler

Ellen Searby

1984

Report on the Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority

Massachusetts. Office of the Inspector General

1985

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