Columbia River Ferry Crossing Oregon Washington 1939

A ferry crosses the Columbia River, connecting Oregon and Washington in October 1939. The image features eastbound freight on the Washington side, illustrating the transportation methods used before the establishment of toll bridges in the area. Ferries played a crucial role in regional logistics and commerce during this period.

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