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KOMO-TV profiles first ferry on the Sound, West Seattle’s ‘City of Seattle’

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The City of Seattle, the first ferry on Puget Sound, which ran between West Seattle and downtown starting in 1888.
The City of Seattle, the first ferry on Puget Sound, which ran between West Seattle and downtown. Click the photo to see the story.

To see a terrific KOMO-TV feature story on the City of Seattle, the first ferry on Puget Sound, which ran between West Seattle and downtown Seattle starting in 1888, click here. The ferry has been moored for years in Sausalito, near San Francisco, and is used as a houseboat. This story ran on Feb. 11, 2015. You will see the use of a vintage photo from our collection!

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