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The Peck Slip Ferry was a pre-Brooklyn Bridge ferry route connecting Manhattan in New York City and Williamsburg in the then-separate city of Brooklyn, New York, United States, joining Peck Slip (Manhattan) and Broadway (Brooklyn) across the East River.
History
[edit]The Peck Slip Ferry began operations in 1836, supplementing the Grand Street Ferry.[1] The Manhattan ferry port was located along the east side of the former Old Fulton Fish Market building within the South Street Seaport.
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ↑ Prime, Nathaniel Scudder (1845). A History of Long Island: from its first settlement by Europeans, to the year 1845. R. Carter. pp. 349–350.
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