Ferries
Adirondack (ferry)
Launched in 1913, the Adirondack is an operating car and passenger ferry on Lake Champlain.
Badger
Launched in 1952, the car ferry Badger is still in operation on Lake Michigan. Historical Awards & Designations: 1996: The Badger’s propulsion system designated a mechanical engineering landmark by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers; 1997: The Badger officially named a Registered Michigan Historic Site by the Michigan Historical Commission; 1997: The Badger officially named a Registered Wisconsin Historic Site by the Wisconsin Historica ...
Bemus-Stow Ferry
The Bemus Point-Stow Ferry is one of the last remaining cable-drawn ferries in the nation.
Berkeley
Launched in 1898, the steam ferry Berkeley operated for 60 years on San Francisco Bay and is now on exhibit at the Maritime Museum of San Diego.
City of Milwaukee
Launched in 1931, the railroad car ferry City of Milwaukee is now a floating museum. It is operated by the same organization that cares for the historic buoy tender USCGC Acacia, which is berthed nearby.
Eureka
Launched in 1890, the current configuration of the Eureka is as a passenger and car ferry. It is now a museum ship at the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park.
Kalakala
Launched in 1935, the car ferry Kalakala is the first and only ferry designed in the art deco style. It plied the waters of Puget Sound near Seattle for more than 30 years. It is now one of the most endangered historic vessels in America.
Skansonia
Launched in 1949, the car ferry Skansonia is a now a floating restaurant and site for weddings.