Early Waterways & By-ways
July 4, 1914
The ferry Leschi began service in 1913, sailing between Seattle and Bellevue. After 1923, the Leschi made a 15 minute crossing between Leschi dock and Medina.
1913
| In the Beginning | Grown in Bellevue | Japanese Americans | Transportation |
| Community Life | People | Suburban Development | Logging |
| Transportation Early Waterways & By-ways | ||||
| Whaling/Ferries/Meydenbauer Bay: | ||||
| Whaling Ships | |||
| Scottish Picnic Bellevue Dock
July 4, 1914 |
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| Whaling Gunner | |||
| Ferry Leschi
The ferry Leschi began service in 1913, sailing between Seattle and Bellevue. After 1923, the Leschi made a 15 minute crossing between Leschi dock and Medina. |
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| Early Meydenbauer Bay: | ||||
| Meydenbauer Bay
1913 |
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| Earliest Photo of Meydenbauer Bay | |||