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A Ride on the Staten Island Ferry
Recorded December 24, 2010: My ride on the Staten Island Ferry includes views of lower Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Statue of Liberty and the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. From: timvp.com
Staten Island Ferry Fight ! New Years Day 2011
It was at approximately 5:30am est 1/1/2011 the first series of the morning departures of the Staten island ferry of the new year. Here many whom were returning home after hours of endless partying and fun celebrating the new year. I was filming for the sake of capturing the moment the first cruise aboard the ferry of 2011 and to document the new yorkers returning from the partying, until violence broke out as a lone man in a blue jacket attacked a man unprovoked viciously attacking him without stopping until police rushed to restrain the man. It is unknown how many people were injured , one man claims to have been bleeding from the lone madmans rage. It was utter chaos even as the new year dawned , the cruise continued it's course 5-15 mins behind schedule... the passengers tired and drained many talked about the sudden fight , this is the only video footage of this unknown incident that took place. UNCUT RAW VIDEO , it in all was a weird and WTF moment for everyone as we were excited for the stupidity of it but soon after all was quiet and it was a serious mood.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY CRASH
Footage of the October 15, 2003 crash of the Staten Island Ferry Boat, Andrew J Barberi. The footage was shot by filmmaker Jonathan Parisen, who arrived at the scene of the disaster in Staten Island just minutes after the crash occurred.
ON THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY. 2009.
Video by Christophe Nayel aka D-XRISTO. The Staten Island Ferry is a passenger ferry service operated by the New York City Department of Transportation that runs between Manhattan Island and Staten Island. The ferry departs Manhattan from South Ferry, near Whitehall Circle, at the southernmost tip of Manhattan near Battery Park. On Staten Island, the ferry arrives and departs from St. George Ferry Terminal on Richmond Terrace, near Richmond County Borough Hall and Richmond County Supreme Court. The five mile journey takes about 22 minutes each way. The ferry is now free of charge, though riders must disembark at each terminal and reenter through the terminal building for a round trip to comply with Coast Guard regulations regarding vessel capacity and the placeholding optical turnstiles at both terminals.[1] Bicycles may also be taken on the lowest deck of the ferry without charge. In the past, ferries were equipped for vehicle transport, at a charge of $3 per automobile; however, vehicles have not been allowed on the ferry since the September 11, 2001 attacks. For most of the 20th century, the ferry was famed as the biggest bargain in New York City. It charged the same five cent fare as the New York Subway but the ferry fare remained a nickel when the subway fare increased to 10 cents in 1948. In 1970 then-Mayor John V. Lindsay proposed that the fare be raised to 25 cents, pointing out that the cost for each ride was 50 cents, or ten times what the fare brought in. On ...
Staten Island Ferry to Manhattan, early evening.
Riding the Staten Island Ferry north from Staten Island to Manhattan, late afternoon to early evening in August. Passing other ferries, other ships, and the Statue of Liberty. For high-resolution pictures and descriptions, see cromwell-intl.com
Launching of Staten Island Ferry 12-18-04
The Spirit of America, Staten Island Ferry launched 12-18-04 at Marinette Marine
Corner of the Sky: A "Broadway Ambush" at the Staten Island Ferry
On Monday, April 10, at approximately 11:09 am hundreds waiting at the Staten Island Ferrys Whitehall terminal in Manhattan were surprised by a spontaneous Broadway dance performance of The Harbor Lights Theater Company. The performance of a newly recorded version of Wicked composer Stephen Schwartzs Corner of the Sky was designed to symbolize the Harbor Lights mission to build a bridge from Broadway to Staten Island. The three-minute number featured a cast of Broadway and professional dancers and was choreographed by Chet Walker (co-creator of the Tony Award-winning Broadway show Fosse, Founder of WALKERDANCE, and Harbor Lights Board Member). Walker is the Director and Choreographer of Harbor Lights one-night-only benefit honoring Stephen Schwartz which was held Saturday, April 24th at the St. George Theater on Staten Island. For more information, to see the whole SI Ferry Terminal performance go to theharborlightstheatercompany.org. Guerilla camera crew: Beth Gittleman, Bob Johnson, Tajlei Levis & Bob Johnson. Edited by Bob Johnson. Dancers credits to come! The new recording of "Corner of the Sky," lyrics and music by Stephen Schwartz and vocals by Ric Ryder, is used with permission.
Staten Island Ferry and Governor's Island Ferry, from above
From the 31st floor of #1 New York Plaza, we see the Governor's Island Ferry, the Staten Island Ferry, and a smaller boat arriving and docking simultaneously. For high-resolution pictures and descriptions, see cromwell-intl.com
Heave Away Santy Ano: Staten Island Ferry History
Asst images combined to the Weavers great old song From Boston Town we're bound away, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. Around Cape Horn to Frisco Bay, We're bound for Californi-o. So Heave her up and away we'll go, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. Heave her up and away we'll go, We're bound for Californi-o. She's a fast clipper ship and a bully crew, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. A down-east Yankee for her captain, too. We're bound for Californi-o. So Heave her up and away we'll go, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. Heave her up and away we'll go, We're bound for Californi-o. Back in the days of Forty-nine, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. Those were the days of the good old times, Way out in Californi-o. So Heave her up and away we'll go, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. Heave her up and away we'll go, We're bound for Californi-o. When I leave ship I'll settle down Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano I'll marry a girl named Sally Brown Way out in Californi-o So Heave her up and away we'll go, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. Heave her up and away we'll go, We're bound for Californi-o. There's plenty of gold, so I've been told, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. Plenty of gold so I've been told Way out in Californi-o So Heave her up and away we'll go, Heave aweigh (Heave aweigh!) Santy Ano. Heave her up and away we'll go, We're bound for Californi-o.
Staten Island Ferry Crash
Examiner.com City Hall reporter Myles Miller was on the scene and on the boat.
Staten Island Ferry - New York City, New York
New Learn Pilates App! mhlo.co Mahalo travel expert Asha K. tells you all you need to know about the Staten Island Ferry, the most reliable form of mass transit in New York City. Overview --------------------------------------------------------------------- The Staten Island Ferry began service in 1905 between Whitehall Terminal in lower Manhattan and St. George Terminal on Staten Island. Over 20 million people a year are ferried over the Hudson River using the Staten Island Ferry, equating to over 35000 trips annually. A typical weekday sees five ferries making 109 trips between the terminals, carrying about 65000 passengers. The ride takes approximately 25 minutes and is completely free of charge. The ferry runs around the clock year-round, leaving approximately every 15 minutes during rush hour and every 30-60 minutes on nights and weekends. A holiday schedule is adhered to on New Year's Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. For a specific schedule, check out the New York City Department of Transportation website. While traveling the roughly 5 miles, you will see perfect views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the skyscrapers of Manhattan.c Whitehall Terminal --------------------------------------------------------------------- Located at 4 South Street and Whitehall Street in New York City, the newest incarnation of the 200000 square foot Whitehall Terminal opened in 2005. The space includes a ...
Staten Island Ferry in Delaware
The tug Cape Hatteras tows the Alice Austin Staten Island Ferry, with the tug Big Daddy following. Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, near Reedy Point. April 11, 2008.
Staten Island Ferry
A Staten Island Ferry that has been in Newburgh for the past several months is listing badly away from the dock.
FREEZE - Staten Island Ferry Terminal
NEW YORK -- Local peace activists opted to mark Hiroshima Day, 2008 with a "Freeze" protest in the (Manhattan) Staten Island Ferry Terminal at Whitehall.
ON THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY Part 2. 2009.
Video by Christophe Nayel aka D-XRISTO. The Staten Island Ferry is a passenger ferry service operated by the New York City Department of Transportation that runs between Manhattan Island and Staten Island. The ferry departs Manhattan from South Ferry, near Whitehall Circle, at the southernmost tip of Manhattan near Battery Park. On Staten Island, the ferry arrives and departs from St. George Ferry Terminal on Richmond Terrace, near Richmond County Borough Hall and Richmond County Supreme Court. The five mile journey takes about 22 minutes each way. The ferry is now free of charge, though riders must disembark at each terminal and reenter through the terminal building for a round trip to comply with Coast Guard regulations regarding vessel capacity and the placeholding optical turnstiles at both terminals.[1] Bicycles may also be taken on the lowest deck of the ferry without charge. In the past, ferries were equipped for vehicle transport, at a charge of $3 per automobile; however, vehicles have not been allowed on the ferry since the September 11, 2001 attacks. For most of the 20th century, the ferry was famed as the biggest bargain in New York City. It charged the same five cent fare as the New York Subway but the ferry fare remained a nickel when the subway fare increased to 10 cents in 1948. In 1970 then-Mayor John V. Lindsay proposed that the fare be raised to 25 cents, pointing out that the cost for each ride was 50 cents, or ten times what the fare brought in. On ...
"DON'T RAIN ON MY PARADE" - "Funny Girl"'
The ultimate number from Barbra Streisand's Oscar-winning performance in "Funny Girl."
New York Staten Island Ferry Manhattan Brooklyn Bridge
New York Staten Island Ferry, New York Urlaub August 2007, Manhattan Skyline, Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn, Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, Staten Island
Staten Island Ferry
Here we are aboard the Staten Island Ferry which'll take you from that borough to Manhattan and back. It's always a treat to climb aboard especially when you consider that it's FREE!!!!
Mahler Adagietto Karajan
One of the best versions of the famous Adagietto from 5th Symphony of Gustav Mahler with Herbert von Karajan and the Berliner Philarmoniker. Dramatic and powerful at the end. For those who consider Death in Venice a tedious film., here it is the most essential scenes in just eleven minutes.
Staten Island Ferry - New York City, New York, United States
tripwow.tripadvisor.com - Created at TripWow by TravelPod Attractions (a TripAdvisor™ company) Staten Island Ferry New York City Used for sightseeing and transportation for commuters. Read more at: www.travelpod.com Travel blogs from Staten Island Ferry: - "... Our final day and a trip on the free Staten Island ferry past the Statue of Liberty, unfortunately time was running out and we missed the last tourist ferry to take us directly to ..." - "... We spend the day together out for brekkie then onto the Staten Island Ferry as its such a clear day, although pretty cold ..." - "... So we took the Staten Island Ferry and saw that ..." - "... in Central Park & a street basketball game at a court just off 3rd Ave West, getting lost on the subway, taking the Staten Island Ferry for a close look at the Statue of Liberty, visiting Ground Zero - very sad and hard to believe the size of the area ..." - "... From there it was logical to head to the southern tip of Manhattan and jump the (amazingly) free Staten Island ferry ..." - "... Our guidebook gave us two free tips, watching basketball at 'THE CAGE' and the Staten Island Ferry, which takes you right past the statue of liberty and gives great views of lower Manhattan ..." - "... Despite a major hangover the next day I was up early again to catch the Staten Island ferry ..." - "... After lunch we went on the Staten Island Ferry (free - are you catching a theme here?) where you get a good view of the Statue of Liberty and the NY ...
Commuter reacts to Staten Island ferry crash
Footage from injured commuters after a Staten Island ferry crashed into a St. George dock Saturday morning.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY APROACHING MANHATTEN , NEW YORK CITY HUDSON RIVER
STATEN ISLAND FERRY APROACHING MANHATTEN , NEW YORK CITY HUDSON RIVER
How Many People Fit on the Staten Island Ferry?
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NY Staten Island Ferry hits dock, minor injuries
New York's Staten Island Ferry crashed into a dock in the city's borough of Staten Island on Saturday morning, emergency services said.
Staten Island Ferry, Leaving Staten Island
Leaving St. George Terminal, Staten Island, aboard the Staten Island Ferry, bound for Whitehall Terminal, Manhattan. We get to hear the entire prerecorded safety announcement, plus we see another ferry arriving at the terminal.
The WTC viewed from the Staten Island Ferry. 7/4/98
The world Trade Center in NYC viewed from the entrance to the Staten Island Ferry and from the rear deck of the Ferry itself. Recorded on July 4rth, 1998. Canon ES 2000.
New York City Travel - Staten Island Ferry
Take a tour of Staten Island Ferry in New York City -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats. The exciting profile of New York City can best be seen from the Staten Island Ferry. Regardless of where you stand, the Staten Island Ferry provides a stunning view. Enjoy one of the best deals in New York; the ride is free. These brilliant orange ferries are hard to miss and travel from Manhattan to Staten Island. Take a break from the beautiful skyline long enough to enjoy the iconic Statue of Liberty. The Staten Island Ferry is a true New York treasure and a journey not to be missed.
Staten Island Ferry ride across New York Harbor
Riding the Staten Island Ferry from Staten Island to Manhattan, passing the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, within view of Battery Park and Ground Zero in lower Manhattan, New York City.
Staten Island Ferry on the NY Harbor Webcam - 10/17/2011
As seen live at NYHarborWebcam.com New York Harbor Webcam a live streaming HD-quality webcam production from PTZtv : PTZtv.com In association with the Harbor House Bed & Breakfast on Staten Island www.NYHarborHouse.com
Deckhands talk about Staten Island Ferry rescue
A 23-year-old teacher who was missing for over two weeks was founding floating in New York's Upper Bay Tuesday afternoon by some eagle-eyed Staten Island Ferry workers. The woman, Hannah Upp, is currently in stable condition at Richmond University Medical Center. Police believe she may have jumped from a pier and the current carried her deeper into the water.
Annadale: Staten Island Ferry and Train App
Check it out bit.ly Annadale is a Staten Island Train and Ferry schedule application for the iPhone iPod Touch and iPad. It incorporates many features of the device such as GPS location, EMail, Twitter, Facebook, and the ability to set alarms for stops.
Staten Island Ferry Slams Into Dock; Dozens Hurt
A Staten Island ferry with a history of accidents malfunctioned as it approached its terminal Saturday and smashed into a pier with a jolt that tossed passengers to the deck and hurt as many as 37 people. (May 8)
NYC Parking Ticket Scam at the Staten Island Ferry
How NYC steals money from the working man and woman.
Staten Island Ferry Crash 10 Confirmed Dead Part 01 Of 07
10-15-2003 10 Confirmed Dead in Staten Island Ferry Crash The ferry was coming too fast," said witness William Gonzalez, who lives in a nearby apartment complex. "They had no control to stop the boat." "There were numerous injuries like fractures and lacerations," said Fire Department spokeswoman Maria Lamberti. "There were a couple of people with amputations - legs and arms." The victims were taken to Staten Island University Hospital and St. Vincent's Hospital. Coast Guard divers were in the water off Staten Island looking for any additional victims. It was a windy afternoon, with gusts climbing into the mid-40 mph range. "Everyone just jumped for their lives," rider Bob Carroll told television station NY1. "It was like an absolute horror. ... The whole side of the boat looked like an opener on a can."A debris field of about 400 yards surrounded the damaged vessel, said Coast Guard Chief Dave French Part 01 Of 07
Staten Island ferry crash
Forty people were injured after the Andrew J. Barberi ferry crashed into a St. George dock Saturday morning.
Staten Island Ferry
This is a view of south Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty from the Staten Island Ferry.
Staten Island Ferry from Staten Island to Manhattan, ny 2010
Staten Island Ferry from Staten Island to Manhattan, ny 2010
Staten Island Ferry Terminal Riot after Yankees Parade
After the Yankees ticker tape parade, Staten Island ferry authories apparently did not plan properly thus resulting in a riot.
Trip To Staten Island Part 3 | On the Staten Island Ferry
On the Staten Island Ferry. Leaving the Whitehall Ferry Terminal in Manhattan and heading to St. George Ferry Terminal on Staten Island. And -- it's all FREE!!!
Staten Island Ferry Termiinal Train Yard March 16, 1986 (The Hoods / Sporting Bachelors)
This is back when there was no baseball field and complete access to old freight cars, sheds and weeds and the ability to make a great music video. We we bored and on the advent of starting a band. Our immediate name was the Creeps. MTV was just out of its infancy and what better way to spend the day goofing off making music videos at the Staten Island Ferry Terminal. it's all impromtu and we were pretending it was 1966. This band later became the Hoods and then the Sporting Bachelors. This is the earliest incarnation of this 80s garage band. Music from 1966 by the Shady Daze "I'll Make You Pay". More Hoods and Sporting Bachelors videos here online at Youtube
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