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The Harbor Island terminals, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1913.

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Big Lock, Lake Washington Ship Canal, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1916.

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Seattle Dry Dock Company's shipyard, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1911.

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Lake Washington Boulevard, Mount Baker Park, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1911.

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Seattle, Washington, USA, 1959.

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Scene in Seattle harbour, Washington, USA, 1911.

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Seattle, Washington, USA, 1942.

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Harbor Freeway, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1957.

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'Departing for Alaska, a waterfront scene', Seattle, Washington, USA, 1911.

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Steamers at the Colman Dock, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1913.

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Salmon Bay, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1957.

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Seattle, Washington, USA, 1936.

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Concrete Bridge, Woodland Park, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1911.

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Elliott Bay and the Seattle Center, Washington, USA, 1963.

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Seattle, Washington, USA, 1942.

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The Grand Trunk Pacific and Colman Docks, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1916.

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Seattle skyline, Washington, USA, 1954.

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Canal locks, Lake Washington Ship Canal, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1935.

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MV 'Kalakala', Puget Sound ferry, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1935.

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Seattle and its harbour, Washington, USA, 1936.

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East Waterway and Harbor Island, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1911.

East Waterway and Harbor Island, Seattle, Washington, USA, 1911. Vintage postcard showing the East Waterway and Harbor Island. Harbor Island is an artificial island built by the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company. When completed in 1909 it was the largest artificial island in the world.

Unique Identifier AR952508

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4735px × 2986px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Curt Teich Postcard Archives

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA