Bellingham Cruise Terminal WA Alaskan Ferry Vintage Postcard CT-3401

This vintage postcard features an aerial view of the Bellingham Cruise Terminal in Bellingham, Washington, showcasing a large Alaskan ferry docked at the bustling waterfront. The image captures the terminal's significance as the southern terminus for the Alaskan ferry system, a key gateway for travelers heading to Alaska. The photo, credited to John Kaiser, highlights the industrial waterfront and the passenger vessel with clear detail.

Printed on a continental size 6 x 4 inch card, this original postcard offers a glimpse into mid-20th century maritime travel and regional infrastructure. The back of the card includes a handwritten message describing Alaska as a fisherman's paradise, dated and postmarked from Haines, Alaska in 1991. Distributed by Smith-Western Co. in Tacoma, WA, the postcard is a collectible piece for enthusiasts of maritime history, Pacific Northwest landmarks, and vintage travel ephemera.

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