Category:Emu (ship, 1864)
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English: Emu was a ferry that operated in Queensland until 1868, and then in New South Wales between Manly and Sydney. She was renamed Brightside in 1887.
Source: Scottish Built Ships
Media in category "Emu (ship, 1864)"
The following 5 files are in this category, out of 5 total.
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Circular Quay, Sydney Harbour (8965016437).jpg 6,224 × 4,792; 1,014 KB
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Manly ferry Emu.jpg 1,098 × 615; 96 KB
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South end Circular Quay Sydney N.S.W. (8945862484).jpg 6,220 × 4,393; 894 KB
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Sydney ferry EMU II at Circular Quay.jpg 2,000 × 1,678; 559 KB
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Categories:
- Brightside (ship, 1864)
- Ferries in Sydney
- Iron ships
- Manly ferries
- Paddle steamers of Australia
- Passenger ships of Australia
- Ships built in 1864
- Ships built at A & J Inglis
- Ships named Emu
- Ships registered in Brisbane
- Ships registered in Melbourne
- Ships registered in Sydney
- Ships scrapped in 1909
- Ships scrapped in Australia