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Title: Mv Coho Chrome unused Description: Me Coho the 125-car 750-passenger ferry operated by Black Ball Transport, Inc., in daily year-around service between Port Angeles, Washington and Victoria. B. C.		Title: S. S. Delaware Chrome unused Description: The Flagship Delaware plying between Lewes, Delaware and Cape May, New Jersey (connecting with Garden State Parkway) is 376 feet long. Carries 1200 passengers and 124 cars. Meals are served aboard. The ferry crosses Delaware Bay for as distance of 16 miles and operated by Delaware River Bay Authority.

Title: S. S. New Jersey Chrome PM 1967 Aug-28 Description: The Ferry New Jersey plying between Cape May, N. J. and Lewes, Delaware, carries 1200 passengers and 124 cars. A 24-hour snack bar service available. Crossing Delaware Bay for a distance of sixteen miles and operated by Delaware River and Bay Authority. This completes final link in a coastal route along entire Atlantic Seaboard.		Title: Ship Ahoy! (NC), Chrome unused Description: The ferry is leaving Cedar Island on its scheduled trip to Ocracoke Island – a beautiful 2 hour trip, one of the six trips by ferry on the North Carolina Outer Banks.

Title: The Vacationland Chrome unused Description: With a capacity of 650 passengers and 150 vehicles, the Vacationland is the ultimate in carferries. The special design of this ice breaking car ferry permits loading and unloading from either end. Its powerful Diesel engines (9300 maximum H.P.) help it to make the trip across the Straits of Mackinac between St. Ignace and Mackinaw City, Michigan, in record time.		Title: The World's Most Famous Ferry Chrome unused Description: The world's most famous ferry. Its name is "John F. Kennedy" In choosing the name of their newest, largest and finest Staten Island ferry, the citizens of New York again are expressing their abiding respect and affection for President Kennedy. That this vessel, destined to serve so many, has been thus dedicated also is particularly pleasing to its builders. Built by Levingston shipbuilding company Orange, Texas.


Title: Ferry Uncatena Chrome PM 1967 Aug-21 Description: Ferry Uncatena of he Steamship Authority fleet which provides fast and frequent service between Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, and Woods Hole, Mass.		Title: Nantucket Ferry Chrome unused Description: One of the many passenger ferries serving Nantucket, from Hyannis.

Title: My Coho Continental Chrome unused Description: My Coho the 125-car 750-passenger ferry operated by Black Ball Transport, Inc. is leaving Pt. Angeles harbor for Victoria, B.C. This ferry operates daily year-around crossing the straits of Juan de Fuca that separates the State of Washington from Vancouver Island in Canada.		Title: The M.V. Nantucket Sailing (MA), Chrome unused Description: The M.V. Nantucket sailing from woods hole on Cape Cod to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Island

Title: Ferry Landing Continental Chrome unused Description: Ferry Landing. The Washington State ferry, Evergreen State, is shown approaching one of several landings used in its daily cruise through Washington's beautiful San Juan Islands.		Title: Friday Harbor Ferry Landing (WA), Continental Chrome unused Description: Washington State ferries transport thousands of visitors to the San Juan Islands each year

Title: Car Ferry Bluenose Chrome PM 1959 Jul-27 Description: Running Between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine.		Title: Car Ferry Bluenose Chrome unused Description: Running Between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine.

Title: Miss Liberty & Liberty Chrome unused Description: Top - "Miss Liberty" Bottom - "Liberty"		Title: Port Jefferson Bridgeport Ferry Port Jefferson, Chrome unused Description: Ferry boat Catskill sailing majestically toward its slip in picturesque Port Jefferson harbor, Long Island, N. Y., after a delightful sail across Long Island Sound from Connecticut on one of its daily excursions between both ports. "Come to Long Island for a real Vacation".

Title: S. S. City Of Munising Chrome PM 1952 Aug-01 Description: Michigan State Auto Ferry operating in the Straits of Mackinac between Mackinaw City and St. Ignace. Named in honor of the county seat of Alger County, "Munising" means "The place of the island." (Grand Island in Lake Superior.)		Title: Shelter Island Ferry Greenport, Chrome Description: The "Shelter Island" just after leaving the Island, on a routine trip across the bay to Greenport, Long Island, N. Y. this area is well-known for its excellent boating, bathing and fishing. "Come to Long Island for a real vacation."

Title: Shelter Island Ferry Greenport, Chrome unused Description: The "Shelter Island" just after leaving the Island, on a routine trip across the bay to Greenport, Long Island, N. Y. this area is well-known for its excellent boating, bathing and fishing. "Come to Long Island for a real vacation."		Title: The Bluenose Chrome unused Description: The "Bluenose" approaching Bar Harbor Terminal on its run between Yarmouth, N. S. and Bar Harbor, Maine. This ferry carries 600 passengers are 150 cars and saves 600 miles and 6 hours of driving.

Title: The Ferryboat Quonset Chrome unused Description: Ferryboat Quonset of New London docked at Point Judith on its daily trip to Block Island. Ferryboats leave daily to Block Island from Point Judith and New London		Title: Streamline Auto And Passenger Ferries Linen PM 1956 Aug-13 Description: Operated between Burlington, Vt. and Port Kent. N. Y. on Lake Champlain.

Title: Columbia Beach Ferry Landing (WA), Chrome unused Description: Ferry from Mukilteo is approaching this modern ferry terminal which is typical of those recently constructed by Washington State Ferry System		Title: The Ferryboat Quonset Of New London Point Judith (RI), Chrome unused Description: The ferryboat Quonset of New London docked at Point Judith on its daily trip to Block Island. Ferryboats leave daily to Block Island from Point Judith and New London

Title: The Selden Iii Ferryboat (CT), Chrome unused Description: The Selden III Ferryboat Chester to Hadlyme, Conn. Both automobiles and foot passengers depend on this ferry service for transportation across the Connecticut River. Fares are low, and the 10-minute ride is a most enjoyable route to Gillette Castle State park!		Title: City Of Petoskey (MI), Chrome PM 1955 Aug-25 Description: Operating at the Straits of Mackinac, in Michigan. "Petoskey" is derived from the Chippewa Indian name, "Pe-to-se-ga," meaning, "The Rising Sun".

Title: Motor Ferry Kalakala Linen unused Description: It is the world's first completely Streamlined Motor Ferry. The hull is divided into twenty-five water-tight compartments, making it virtually unsinkable. Length over all 276 feet; beam over all 55.8 feet; passenger capacity 2000; automobile capacity 110; has 5 decks; horsepower main engine 3000; cruising speed 18 knots. The Kalakala is designed primarily to meet the needs of steadily increasing passenger and automobile traffic on beautiful Puget Sound.		Title: S. S. Delaware (DE), Chrome unused Description: The Flagship Delaware plying between Lewes, Delaware and Cape May, New Jersey (connecting with Garden State Parkway) is 376 feet long. Carries 1200 passengers and 124 cars. The ferry crosses Delaware Bay for a distance of 16 miles and operated by Delaware River Bay Authority. Twenty-four hour snack bar service.

Title: Streamline Auto And Passenger Ferries Burlington (VT), Linen PM 1957 Aug-20		Title: Fast Streamlined Auto Ferry Grand Isle (VT), Chrome unused Description: Fast streamlined auto ferry of the Lake Champlain Transportation Co., Inc., operating between Grand Isle, Vermont and Plattsburg (Cumberland Head), New York. One of the most scenic ferry crossings in North America. This vessel, built in 1953, is 138 feet in length, 37 feet in breadth, powered by two 425 h.p. diesel engines, capacity 26 cars, speed 11 knots.

Title: Lake Norfolk Ferry Lake Norfolk (AR), Chrome unused Description: This ferry, operated by the state of Arkansas, furnishes free passage across Lake Norfolk on Hwy. 62 and 101 in Northern Arkansas.		Title: Ferry Maj. Gen. Wm. H. Hart Chrome unused Description: Ferry Maj. Gen. Wm. H. Hart berthed at the South Street Seaport Museum. Launched on Staten Island in 1925 as the John A. Lynch, and later the Harlem, she served at one time or another on most of the New York Harbor crossings. She was retired from the Governor's Island run in 1970, and today houses a maritime trades school for the City's drug rehabilitation program.

Title: Ferry Islander Chrome unused Description: Ferry Islander, of the Steamship Authority fleet serving Martha's Vineyard with frequent and dependable schedules the year round. The Islander carries 50 autos and 700 passengers and has the most modern equipment including two way radiophone and radar.		Title: M. V. Bluenose Chrome unused Description: Canadian National Railways Car and passenger Ferry, Operating between Bar harbor, Maine, U. S. A. and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Title: Stow Ferry Chautauqua (NY), Chrome PM 1987 Aug-03 Description: Owned and operated by Chautauqua County. Summer service across Chautauqua Lake Between Bemus Point and Stow, New York.		Title: Canton Ferry Canton (MO), Chrome unused Description: Connects U.S. Highway 61, Canton, Mo. to Illinois Route 96. Hours during summer months - 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Months of operation March 15 to December 15. Automobile rates - $1.50 one way, $2.00 round trip. Ferry ready to go when you arrive. Canton Dam in background.

Title: Lake Norfork Ferry Henderson (AR), Chrome PM 1968 Jul-05 Description: Free Ferry across Norfolk Lake serving Henderson and Panther Bay Landing for U. S. Highway 62, and 101 Landing for State Highway 101. Nearby towns served by the Free Ferry and Henderson, Gamaliel, Viola, Bakersfield, Salem and Mountain Home. Excellent Motels, Restaurants. Gift Shops along with complete fishing and boating facilities are offered in this area.		Title: Lake Norfork Ferry Henderson (AR), Chrome unused Description: Free Ferry across Norfolk Lake serving Henderson and Panther Bay Landing for U. S. Highway 62, and 101 Landing for State highway 101. Nearby towns served by the Free Ferry are: Henderson, Gamaliel, Viola, Bakersfield, Salem and Mountain Home. Excellent Motels, Restaurants, Gift Shops, along with complete fishing and boating facilities are offered in this area.

Title: Washington State Ferry Kalakala Chrome unused Description: The world's first streamlined motor and passenger ferry		Title: Oakland Ferry Valley Line Oakland (CA), Divided Back PM 1908 Mar-01

Title: Steamer San Francisco Key Route San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1907 Sep-27		Title: Chappaquiddick Island Ferry Edgartown (MA), Chrome unused Description: "On Time" heading for its dock, seen across the harbor, on Chappaquiddick Island, Edgartown, Mass. The "On Time", a 5 minute ferry ride, operates seven days a week year round.

Title: Car Ferry Bluenose Chrome PM 1958 Description: Running between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Bar Harbor, Maine.		Title: Beautiful Lake Champlain Ferry Crossing Chrome unused Description: M. V. Valcour and M. V. Adirrondak, most beautiful ferry crossing in North America. Two of the well-appointed and comfortable auto and passenger ferries of the Lake Champlain Transportation Co., Inc., operating between Burlington, Vt., and Port Kent, N.Y.

Title: M. V. Champlain Chrome PM 1988 Description: Most beaytiful ferry crossing in North America. One of the well appointed comfortable auto and passenger Scenic Line series of the Lake Champlain Transportation Co., Inc., between Burlington, Vt., and Port Kent, N.Y., on Lake Champlain. Refreshments, Gift		Title: The Cape Henlopen Chrome Description: One of the ferry boats running from Lewes, Delaware to Cape May, New Jersey. Gateway to Rehoboth and Ocean City Beach and Maryland coastal area. Save time and enjoy a pleasurable cruise.

Title: Statue Of Liberty Ferry Boats. Top - Miss Liberty. Bottom - Liberty Chrome unused		Title: LeVoyageur & Nokomis Sault Sainte Marie (MI), Chrome PM 1966 Description: LeVoyageur & Nokomis of the Lock tour Lines

Title: White's Ferry Leesburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: White's Ferry, 4 miles north of Leesburg, Virginia, was named for E.V. White, a famous Loudoun County Civil War officer. It is the last ferry still in operation on the Potomac. Distributed by Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce. Leesburg, Virginia 22075.		Title: Garden State Parkway of Cape May Ferry Chrome unused Description: Luxurious bayliners link the Garden State Parkway of Cape May, New Jersey with the Ocean Hiway at Lewes, Delaware. The ferries carry more than 800 passengers and 120 cars on a regular daily sailing schedule. Snack bar service is available. Spacious decks, comfortable lounges make each trip memorable for the entire family.

Title: The Ferry Pocahontas Chrome PM 1961 Description: The Ferry Pocahontas, plying between Little Creek (near Norfolk, Va.) and Kiptopeke Beach on Virginia's Eastern Shore. The Pocahontas is the largest vessel now in this fleet, after being extended 76 feet.		Title: The Nellie B Ferry Port Aransas (TX), Chrome unused Description: The Nellie B Ferry operates 24 hours daily at Port Aransas, Texas, making channel crossings every 15 minutes.

Title: Aransas Pass Ferry Chrome unused Description: Aransas Pass is a year-round resort city on the shore of Red Fish Bay. It has long been known as one of the best fishing areas along the Texas Gulf Coast, and is famous for its annual Tarpon rodeos.		Title: M. V. Chinook Chrome unused Description: M. V. Chinook Ferry operated by Puget Sound Navigation Co. between Victoria, B. C., Port angels, and Seattle. Length 318 feet, Passengers 1000, Cars 100. Ektachrome by Will martin Studios, Port Angeles, Washington.

Title: Motor Ferry Kalakala Chrome unused Description: World's first streamlined vessel in service between Seattle and Bremerton, Wash. On Puget sound (Kah-Lock-ah-lah, Chinook for Flying bird) is the world's first completely Streamlined Motor Ferry. The hull is divided into twenty-five water-tight compartments, making it virtually unsinkable, length over all 276 feet, beam over all 55.8 feet, passenger capacity 2,000, automobile capacity 110, has 5 decks, horsepower main engine 3,000, cruising speed 18 knots. The Kalakala is designed primarily to met the needs of steadily increasing passenger and automobile traffic on Beautiful Puget Sound.		Title: Staten Island-New York Ferry Boat John F. Kennedy Chrome unused Description: Staten Island, currently having the world's three largest bridges, now has the distinction of having the World's largest, fastest, and passenger carrying Ferry Boats. Pictured here is the John F. Kennedy, one of the many new ones.

Title: Tourist Number 3 Astoria Megler Ferry Chrome unused Description: One of the ferries which transport thousands annually across the eight mile mouth of the Columbia River connecting Oregon and Washington - The trip requires about half an hour		Title: Ferry East Haddam (CT), Chrome PM 1961

Title: Car Ferry Sainte Marie White Border PM 1909 Description: Battling with the ice, Straits of Mackinaw.		Title: Tow Of The Charter Fleet Of Boats Operated By Brown's Marina Lakeside (OH), Linen PM 1955 Description: Two of Brown's Marina boats giving conducted tours of the Lake Erie Islands and offering moonlight rides during the summer months. Also available for charter trips. Lakeside is their home port

Title: New Put-In-Bay Passenger And Auto Ferry Mystic Isle Put-in-Bay (OH), Linen unused Description: Fast, Frequent Service to America's Finest Island Resort. The "Mystic Isle" is the first all steel all welded passenger boat of its kind on the Great Lakes. 110 feet long 32 feet wide, capacity 335 passengers and 20 cars. On the Catawba Point Put-In-Bay route from early spring until late in fall. For a real restful and healthful vacation visit Put-In-Bay.		Title: The Louis Joliet Ferry Boat Linen unused Description: Le Traversier Louis Joliet - Quebec

Title: City Of Petoskey Michigan State Ferry Petoskey (MI), Linen unused Description: The "City of Petoskey" is the largest of the Michigan State Ferries and Plies between Mackinaw City and St. Ignace.		Title: City Of Munising Michigan State Auto Ferry Linen unused

Title: City of Petoskey Michigan State Ferry Linen PM 1951 Description: Michigan state auto ferry "City of Petoskey." So named for the thriving community located on the shore of Little traverse Bay, about 38 miles South of Mackinaw City; population 6,000. The Ferry was placed in service May 25, 1941. The name Petoskey comes form the Chippewa name "Pe-To-Se-Ga," which in the Indian tongue means "The Rising Sun."		Title: Passenger Boat Doris Chrome unused Description: Passenger Boat "Doris" loading at George & Bliss Boat Landing. In the background can be seen the "East Lake" of beautiful Lake Placid and towering Adirondack Mt. Peaks.

Title: Jersey Central ferry Westfield Chrome unused Description: On this clear evening in 1949, the Jersey Central ferry Westfield makes one of her many Hudson River crossings toward the New Jersey side.		Title: M.V. Lord Selkirk Chrome unused Description: Ferry service between Wood Island, Prince Edward Island and Caribou, Nova Scotia, Canada. Capacity 65 cars, built in 1958 and operated by Northumberland Ferries Ltd., Charlottetown, Ferry Utilite entre Wood Island, lls du Prince Edouard a Caribou, Nova Scotia. Contain 65 Automobiles for batie en 1958, maintenant opere par le Northumberland Ferries Ltd. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Title: M.V.S. Abegweit Chrome unused Description: World's most modern and powerful icebreaker of its kind. Especially built to carry passengers and car traffic between Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick, and Cape Borden, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Car capacity, 125.		Title: City Of Petoskey Chrome unused Description: Registered length - 330 feet. Vehicle capacity - 105 - 110. Crew - 45. The beautiful Straits area - the passing steamers - an excellent view of historic and beautiful Mackinac Island make this restful 50 minute trip between St. ignace and Mackinaw City, Michingan one long to be remembered.

Title: Motor Ferry Kakakala Bremerton (WA), Linen unused Description: Word's first streamlined vessel. In service between Seattle and Bremerton, Washington On Puget sound. (Kah-lock-ah-lah, Chinook for Flying Bird) is the world's first completely Streamlined Motor Ferry. The hull is divided into twenty-five water-tight compartments, making it virtually unsinkable. Length over all 276 feet, beam over all 55.8 feet; passanger capacity 2000; automobile capacity 110; has 5 decks; horsepower main engine 3000; cruising speed 18 knots. The Kalakala is designed primarily to meet the needs of steadily increasing passenger and automoble traffic on beautiful Puget Sound.		Title: Ferry Boat Agoming, Sault Ste Marie (MI), Linen PM 1949 Description: Plying between Sault Ste. Marie Ontario and Sault Ste. The ferry "Agoming", with a capacity for 16 - 18 cars, provides half-hourly service between the two Saults. The distance is about half a mile. The Ferry has a large passanger capacity and has a promenade deck and a spacious cabin for their use.

Title: Martha's Vineyard Point Gammon (MA), Chrome unused Description: M/V Point Gammon, a 400 passenger vessel, departs from the Ocean Street Dock, Hyannis, for Nantucket Island, 30 miles out to sea.		Title: The Statue Of Liberty Boat Real Photo PM 1949 Sep-27

Title: Ferry Boat Between San Diego And Coronado (CA), Divided Back PM 1910 Aug-08		Title: New Drummond Island Ferry DeTour (MI), Chrome unused Description: This new ferry transports automobiles and passengers between DeTour and Drummond Island, Michigan. In Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Title: Automobile Ferry From Punta Rassa Punta Rassa (FL), Chrome PM 1957 Description: Automobile ferry from Punta Rassa. 15 miles S.W. of Fort Myers to Sanibel and Captiva Islands internationally famous for their superb shelling beaches and captivating in their serene splendor		Title: Michigan State Ferries Scenic (MI), Chrome unused Description: Four of the ferries operating in the Straits of Mackinac in Michigan, between St. Ignace in the upper peninsula, and Mackinaw City in the lower Peninsula.

Title: M. V. Klickitat Washington State Ferry Chrome PM 1963		Title: The Rockport Ferry Rockport (IN), Linen unused Description: The Robert Miller Ferry that crosses the Ohio River about every fifteen minutes day and night at Rockport, Indiana, has concrete approaches on both shores. As the Ferry boat comes from Kentucky, the view of the Indiana shore and the very high bluffs on which rockport is located are beautiful. A short distance from here the young man Abraham Lincoln embarked as a boatman for New Orleans on a Flatboat.

Title: M. F. Kalakala Leaving Bremerton Bremerton (WA), Linen unused Description: (Kah-lock-ah-lah, Chinook for Flying Bird) is the world's first completely Streamlined Motor Ferry. The hull is divided into twenty-five water-tight compartments, making it virtually unsinkable. Length over all 276 feet, beam over all 55.8 feet; passanger capacity 2000; automobile capacity 110; has 5 decks; horsepower main engine 3000; cruising speed 18 knots. The Kalakala is designed primarily to meet the needs of steadily increasing passenger and automoble traffic on beautiful Puget Sound.		Title: Car Ferries St. Ignace (MI), Linen unused Description: More than half a million vehicles wer transported across the straits last year between the terminals St. Ignace and Mackinaw City, service being provided every day of the year.

Title: Old Chain Ferry, Kalamazoo River Saugatuck (MI), Linen unused		Title: Galveston - Bolivar Ferry Galveston (TX), Linen PM 1948

Title: Bissell's Ferry Windsor (CT), Divided Back PM 1908 Description: In continuous existence since about 1648		Title: Cape May - Lewes NJ DE Chrome unused Description: New luxury passenger and vehicle ferry. Linking the Garden State Parkway at Cape May, N.J. with the Ocean Highway at Lewes, Del. The ferries carry more than 800 passengers and 100 vehicles on a regular daily sailing schedule. Snack bar service is available. Spacious decks, comfortable lounges make each trip memorable for the entire family. A direct route southbond to Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel

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