In the early 1900s, most people traveled to and from Kirkland, Washington by water. They could cross Lake Washington on a King County ferry or catch one of John Anderson's fleet of steamers.
<p>This photographic postcard, probably made around 1909, shows the Kirkland waterfront on Lake Washington with its two docks. A small steamer is tied up at the Anderson dock (right). The county ferry dock can be seen to the left, beyond the large building.
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<ul><li>Subjects (LCTGM): Cities &amp; towns; Lakes &amp; ponds; Piers &amp; wharves; Waterfronts</li></ul>
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