The Staten Island Boat Graveyard also known as Tugboat Graveyard is a final resting place for nearly 100 decommissioned marine vessels.

Tugboat graveyard. And so Staten Island boat graveyard is where all of those old ferries tugboats and barges are brought and left. The scrapyard was originally founded by John J. Today its official signature is a rather long one Donjon Iron and Metal Scrap Processing Facility but it is also known as the Arthur Kill Boat Yard the Witte Marine Scrap Yard or simply Tugboat Graveyard.

Creepiest Places upon Earth. Nor did I have anything to do with with sinking. A very strange comment I got by email asked why I had sunk the red tugboat in yesterdays post.

New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Nov 28 2020 - Explore Jeff Pattersons board TugBoats on Pinterest. Final resting place of two dozen New York City harbor ships.

Hunter Tau February 2 2012. Discover Tugboat Graveyard in Staten Island New York. Hidden in Staten Island the Arthur Kill Ship Graveyard features boats centuries old laid to restTip.

A mile or so south of Wittes yard is another graveyard aka tidal reef. A tugboat graveyard near Staten Island. Besides being the billboard for Bobs love for Lauren and a driving range and apparently once holding a very large quantity of natural gas the tanks are a major landmark that can be seen from most of Rossville.

Staten Islands Arthur Kill boat graveyard was born in the wake of World War II when Witte Marine Equipment Company opened its arms to abandoned ships. Jan 19 2012 - This Pin was discovered by k galligar. Those weirdly pale green hills on the other side of the tugboat graveyard.