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At the end of the old Columbia River Highway on the eastside where the freeway had tkaen out the old road.

At the end of the old Columbia River Highway on the eastside where the freeway had tkaen out the old road.
At the end of the old Columbia River Highway on the eastside where the freeway had taken out the old road. Roosevelt can be seen acreoss the river.
Roosevelt across the river.
Roosevelt across the river. The old Roosevelt Ferry landing was roughly in the water at the lower center of the photo.
The Arlington grain elevator. They are loading a Shaver co. barge with wheat.
The Port of Arlington built in 1968. The new ferry landing was just beyound the last moored boat at the left of center.
Looking west from the Columbia River Highway. The Vendome Hotel was where the freeway crosses the water..
A 2023 photo over a 1960's photo. The Vendome Hotel is at the center of the photo.
The Port of Arlington. Photo taken from about where the old mainline and depot used to be.
The Arlington Marina. The dock with no boats is where the railroad turntable was in 1922.
The Gilmore Hotel was about in the center of the photo on the tracks.
Eastbound on the Unio Pacific tracks. The tracks are on the north side of the old westbound lanes of the 1952 Columbia River Highway.
Westbound on the Union Pacific tracks. The 1952 Columbia River Highway would be to the left of the tracks.
The Arlington Port Road. The old ferry landing would be about the center of the photo, Roosevelt can be seen across the river.
Site of the 1968 - 1974 ferry landing.
Looking southeast at the Arlington Marina. The old depot would be about the center of the photo.
Looking downstream from the Port of Arlington.
Looking upstream from the Port of Arlington. Roosevelt can be seem across the river.
The Arlington grain elevator loading a Shaver co. barge which will be taken to a Portalnd grain elevator and transferred to a ship
Arlington on the right and Rossevelt on the left. The 1968 Rossevelt ferry landing can be seen to the extreme left of the photo, This was taken at the Jones Canyon view point.