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ORANGE FERRY
The Orange, together with the Dutchess, were the
last ferries that served the New Yorkers when the
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge was completed. On
Sunday, November 3rd, 1963, (one day after the
opening of the bridge), shortly after 5 P.M., the Dutchess and the Orange met at mid-river, signaled a
final salute and formally retired the
Newburgh-Beacon ferry into history after 220 years. For $2 drivers crossed the Hudson on the ferry for
the last time and returned via the new bridge.
We build this
primarily wood Orange Ferry model in three
sizes: 36", 30", and 24" long.
Model is built per commission only. We require only a
small deposit to start the process. The
remaining balance won't be due until the model is
completed. Please click here for
lead time.
If you
want a model of the
Staten Island Ferry
and do not want to own a junk model (with ridiculous
railings, erroneous windows, wrong funnel, ect.), let us
build one for you.
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