Seattle Ferry Terminal at Colman Dock in Seattle

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Seattle Ferry Terminal at Colman Dock
Also known as:Pier 52

801 Alaskan Way South, Seattle, Washington, Downtown Seattle 98101
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  • 1882: The first dock was built at this location.
  • 1889: The first dock burned in the Great Seattle Fire and was rebuilt.
  • 1912: The dock was severely damaged when it was rammed by the ferry Alameda, causing the clocktower to tumble into the sound.
  • 1936: The terminal was renovated in art deco style, and the clocktower was removed.
  • 1951: The State of Washington purchased the dock and terminal for $500,000 as part of a larger government takeover of the Puget Sound ferry industry.
  • 1985: The restored clocktower was re-erected at the terminal.
  • 2013: Planning began on a federal and state project to replace the dock and terminal, increasing capacity, reducing its environmental impact, and turning it into a multi-modal transportation center.
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