One of the South Fork's early motorized ferry boats coming ashore on Shelter Island in the early 20th century. COURTESY SOUTH FERRY
That's not a giant potato being carried on a South Ferry vessel, but a giant boulder that was deposited at a Shelter Island resident's home. How that rock found itself on a ferry was one of the stories the company's CEO, Cliff Clark, recounted in a program sponsored by the Sag Harbor Historical Museum on Sunday, STEPHEN J. KOTZ
One of the South Fork's early motorized ferry boats coming ashore on Shelter Island in the early 20th century. COURTESY SOUTH FERRY
That's not a giant potato being carried on a South Ferry vessel, but a giant boulder that was deposited at a Shelter Island resident's home. How that rock found itself on a ferry was one of the stories the company's CEO, Cliff Clark, recounted in a program sponsored by the Sag Harbor Historical Museum on Sunday, STEPHEN J. KOTZ
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