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Bundeena ferry docked at Cronulla Wharf Gunnamatta Bay 1980s

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DescriptionThe ferry Curranulla at the Cronulla jetty in the 1980s on its service to Bundeena. The ferry was commissioned in 1939 at the beginning of World War Two by then owner Captain Robert Ryall. It was built by Balmain based shipbuilders Morrison and Sinclair. Over the years it was also used to transport tourists to Audley in the Royal National Park. Seen here looking towards the tranquil waters of Gunnamatta Bay passengers are sitting on the outdoor deck undoubtedly keen to make the most of the pleasant weather. In the distance and to the left on the shores of the bay is the grand art deco style Gunnamatta pavilion also designed and built in the same year as the ferry. Date1980sImage TypeSlideColour DepthColourImage AspectSquareDimensions35mm

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SubjectsBundeena FerryGunnamatta pavilionCronulla Wharfs

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Bundeena ferry docked at Cronulla Wharf Gunnamatta Bay 1980s