Peking Museum Ship
the Peking Museum Ship is part of Financial District , South Street Seaport .Top photos chosen by u all:
The Helen McAllister
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From 1900-1955, the Admiral Dewey carried coal barges around New York Harbor. After a stint in Charleston, the boat was purchased by the McAllister Towing and Transportation Co., who renamed it the Helen McAllister. It was donated to the South Street Seaport Museum in 2000. I say a little more about it on my New York City landmarks blog. National Register Number ADMIRAL DEWEY (tugboat): 02001619
The W.O. Decker
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A 1986 donation to the South Street Seaport Museum's collection of ships, this wooden tugboat was built in 1930 by the Newtown Creek Towing Company. Today she gives private tours of New York City's waterfront. I say a little bit more about it on my Manhattan landmarks blog. National Register Number W. O. DECKER (tugboat): 96000962
South Street Seaport
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The Helen McAllister and its walrus moustache
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On the Peking
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Nearest places of interest:
| Wavertree Pier 11 Wall Street South Street Seaport 124 Columbia Heights | Pier 17 Bridgewaters NYU Water Street Dorm Southbridge Towers |
