Entering Manly Wharf 1981.The Baragoola is the last surviving original Sydney built Manly ferry and the last of the three survivors (Baragoola, North Head and South Steyne). Typical of near identical vessels that were built for the Port Jackson and Manly Steamship Company by Morts Dockyard, she is an example of large ship building in Sydney. She and her sisters typified the type of ferry that would come to be closely associated with the Manly trade during most of the 20th century. Baragoola provided 61 years of dedicated service. 498 tons 61 mtrs X 10 mtrs, 14 knots. Now laid up.