Id #	31905
Title	Ferry at Chattanooga
Subjects - TGM	Ferries Marine terminals Boats Flatboats Barges Rivers Mountains Cattle Farms
Subjects - LCSH	Agriculture; Chattanooga (Tenn.); Hamilton County (Tenn.); Tennessee River.
Description	Ferry in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The etching shows the operation of an active ferry. In the drawing are cattle being ferried across the river. There are some small boats and trees in the foreground. There are also hills and a farm in the background.
Place	Chattanooga (Tenn.)
Date	undated
Collection	Library Photograph Collection
Historical Note	Due to lack of road building, the need for reliable river crossings became evident. Ferry boats operated by individuals soon appeared at major river crossings. Some 700 to 1,000 ferries operated in Tennessee in the 19th century. The Tennessee River landing and ferry operation of John and Lewis Ross becames Ross's Landing, the forerunner of Chattanooga.
Negative #	S434
Owning Institution	Tennessee State Library & Archives
Digital Type	IMAGE
Digital Format	TIFF
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