An image showing 'N91032; A distant port broadside view of a Port Jackson to Manly ferry under way astern in Sydney harbour, New South Wales. She is either the Curl Curl (1928) or the Dee Why (1928). These two ships were identical double-ended steam ferries capable of steaming in either direction. The funnels were slightly nearer the bow than the stern.'

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The Port Jackson to Manly ferry in Sydney harbour, New South Wales.

A distant port broadside view of a Port Jackson to Manly ferry under way astern in Sydney harbour, New South Wales. She is either the Curl Curl (1928) or the Dee Why (1928). These two ships were identical double-ended steam ferries capable of steaming in either direction. The funnels were slightly nearer the bow than the stern.

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Object details

ID:	N91032
Type:	Negative
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Ken J. Mills
Vessels:	Curl Curl (1928); Dee-Why (1928)
Date made:	17 April 1947 - 30 April 1947
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 45 mm x 70 mm