Yankee Ferry, the last Ellis Island passenger boat, is for sale. Here's a look at its rich history
The Yankee Ferry is currently owned by artists Victoria and Richard MacKenzie-Childs.
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32ds agoThe Yankee Ferry, the last Ellis Island passenger boat dating back to 1907, is on the market.
Currently owned by artists Victoria and Richard MacKenzie-Childs, the vessel has carried everyone from socialites, wartime sailors to new immigrants.
News 12's Nancy Lynch has more on the piece of maritime history docked on Staten Island.
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