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Behind the Scenes

William C. Daldy, Out of the Water

A steam tug spends its life with half of itself hidden underwater. For a few days at Heron Ship Repair in Whangārei, the William C. Daldy sat high on the slipway with her hull and twin propellers fully exposed, and we were there to record it.

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Announcement

William C. Daldy Is Live

William C. Daldy, the only working steam tug in the Southern Hemisphere, is now preserved in photorealistic 3D on Tohu Heritage. Built in 1935 and still steaming from Devonport, she is the tenth heritage site published and the second vessel we have documented.

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Announcement

Steam Ferry Toroa Is Live

Toroa, the last of Auckland’s steam ferries, is now preserved in photorealistic 3D on Tohu Heritage. Launched in 1925 and under restoration at Henderson, she is the first vessel we have documented, and the first site with no heritage protection at all.

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Announcement

Transport Heritage Category Is Now Live

Tohu Heritage activates categories as real places are captured, not before. With Steam Ferry Toroa now live, Transport is the fifth category to open, and the first whose subject has no heritage protection at all.

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