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Was there a boat ride in Pittsburgh that was called the good ship lollipop?
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∙ 11y ago
The Countess The Gateway Countess is the smallest boat of the Gateway Clipper Fleet measuring 55 feet long and 14 feet wide. She is the fleet’s only open air riverboat. The Countess began service in Pittsburgh in 1979 under the name “City of Champions” in honor of the Steelers and Pirates Championships. In 1982, she was renamed the Good Ship Lollipop and she was rechristened again in 2008 as the Countess. A little known fact about the Countess – she is the fastest boat of the fleet!
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∙ 11y agothe gateway clipper fleet had a boat called the goodship lollipop that was used for field trips etc.
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Was their a boat named good ship lollipop?
"The Good Ship Lollipop" is a song made famous by Shirley Temple; who sang it in the movie "Bright Eyes". The "ship" in the song is actually an airplane.There has never been a ship called "Lollipop"
Is the good ship lollipop a boat or a airplane?
airplane
Did Shirley Temple sing a lollipop song?
Yes she did. It was called "One the Good Ship Lollipop."
Why is a lollipop called a lollipop?
Good f**king question. I wonder the same thing. Maybe cuz when somethIng pops its like a ball. Like a lollipop. I'm not sure google it.
Does zero love Nina in mamotte lollipop?
Yes, the ending was very good. There is also a sequel to the book called Mamotte Madotte Lollipop.
When was On the Good Ship Lollipop created?
On the Good Ship Lollipop was created in 1934.
Is a lollipop good for your health?
no it is not good for you health but i love them so how really cares
What is a good unrecorded gangster song?
lil Wayne Lollipop ~090Sad090
What is a good name for lollipop candy with fruit flavor?
Lush apple
What is the movie that had Shirley Temple dancing to On the Good Ship Lollipop?
bright eyes
What do Ghana Czechoslovakia and on thin the good ship lollipop have in common?
Vatican City
In the movie Bright Eyes who sang The Good Ship Lollipop?
Shirley Temple.
