1,613 Comments for Staten Island Boat Graveyard

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I am the Interpretive Ranger at the Plaquemine Lock State Historic Site. Bayou Plaquemine at one time was the main entrance way into the Atchafalaya Basin from the Mississippi River. Thanks so much for taking this picture and if I hear any information about this boat I will post another comment.
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You mean the Mersey Martine Museum at the Albert Dock?

I've been there a few times & found it very interesting.

The section on emigration compliments the one at Ellis Island very well.

There's also a few ships dry docked, along with lots of large anchors & other ships equipment.
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The Queen Elizabeth sank after catching fire in Hong Kong Harbour in the early 1970s.
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That is so freaking amazing!!!

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Gosh! Looks like somewhere fantastic to go play around in!!

xxkatxx
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how sad to see a once proud ship in such bad shape
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Wrecks are ship or boats that sink and have gold and other treasures.
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This is cool.
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truly magnificent...i love all the old tugs
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The standing woman is on the post. z
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Heave ho my lads! Tote that barge! Lift that pail! Raise the yardarm!! Aye matey, we'll have ye walk the plank if'n ye don't pull yer weight!!
Cool site. Love old stuff. My Dad was a sailor.
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ME AND MY DAD RESTORE OLD STEAM TUG BOATS THIS IS A GREAT WEBSITE GOOD JOB KEEP IT UP
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the red color rilly rilly pritty
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It wood take lots of peasis
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Always nice to get new info on ships of USAMPS. I was Chief Radio Op on Maj. Wallace F. Randolph (WYPJ) Any comments e-mail me at deka8ram@yahoo.com. 73