The Staten Island Ferry travels between the St. George Ferry Terminal in Staten Island and the Whitehall Ferry Terminal (also known as South Ferry) in Manhattan.

The ferry operates on a holiday schedule on New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving …

MTA Staten Island Railway (SIR) service runs 24 hours daily between the St. George and Tottenville stations. At the St. George station, customers can make connections with Staten …

The Staten Island Ferry Terminal has been transformed from a drab, dirty waiting area to a bright, clean transportation gateway. The new terminal features large windows allowing for views of …

Today, the Staten Island Ferry provides almost 22 million people with ferry service annually: taking almost 70,000 passengers daily between St George on Staten Island and Whitehall …

Five new ferries, one named for each of the new boroughs, were commissioned. The first ferry to make the now famous trip across New York harbor as a Staten Island Ferry was named the …

The Staten Island Ferry travels between the St. George Ferry Terminal in Staten Island and the Whitehall Ferry Terminal (also known as South Ferry) in Manhattan.

In the 1700s, ferry service was provided by private individuals with small twin mast sailboats called per augers. In 1978, the American Legion crashed into the concrete seawall near the …

This vessel was commissioned in 1923 and was built by the Staten Island Shipbuilding Company. The Rodman Wanamaker operated mostly between Brooklyn and Staten Island but was also …

Built in 1922 on City Island, NY, by the Kyle & Purdy Ship Builders. Was originally used to transport staff and patients from the Bronx to North Brother Island. Later used by the NYC …