<i>Farragut</i>, an iron-hulled ferryboat built in Greenpoint, New York by the Continental Iron Works in 1871 for the Union Ferry Company. She is seen here on the Fulton ferry route, running from Fulton Street, Brooklyn, to Fulton Street, Manhattan.
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