[Ice on the Delaware River at the Mill Street Wharf]
Item
Dublin Core
Identifier
7.18a.031
Description
The large poles on each side of the wharf were tying steamboats that travelled from Trenton to Philadelphia with stops at Bordentown, NJ, Bristol, PA, and Burlington, NJ. On the left, is the ferry boat dock which connected Burlington, NJ and Bristol, PA until 1931 when the Burlington Bristol Bridge was opened. The boat at the dock is the William E. Doron ferry.
Date
January 23, 1910
Rights
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Collection
Citation
“[Ice on the Delaware River at the Mill Street Wharf],” Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Library Archives, accessed April 24, 2024, https://archive.grundylibrary.org/items/show/2898.