Staten Island Ferry Whitehall Terminal

Description

Ferries to Staten Island leave from this recently-built replacement for the old Whitehall Ferry Terminal, which burned to the ground in 1992. It boasts the Whitehall Crossing Island Inlay and Benches, a major public art piece by Ming Fay.

Constructed, 2009

South Ferry Station opened After a $530 million renovation that enlarged the tracks to allow all 10 subway cars to open their doors at once.

Destroyed, 2012

It lasted three years before being flooded after Sandy.

Factoids

1905- The City takes over the operations of the Staten Island Ferry, which now carries over 22 million passengers annually.

current

17 Results,Show less

current Images

16 Images,Show less

The Manhattan skyline as background

Located at the very tip of Manhattan

The historic New York Harbor as foreground

Ferry slip entrance with LED signage

View from Peter Minuit Plaza

The great glass wall of the north elevation provide a civic scaled place

Staten Island Ferry sign

Exterior view

current Drawings and documents

1 Document,Show less

Concept Sketch

Phone App
Membership
Add Content
FAQ
Help
Contact Us

Newsletter Sign Up

37-24, 24th St, Suite 102, Long Island City, NY 11101