Southworth Ferry dock with Vashon Island in the background

A seaside playground for the Suquamish Indians in the 19th century, Southworth became a vacation retreat in the 20th century for Seattle residents.

Docks constructed to serve the Mosquito Fleet vessels and private boat owners before automobiles were invented in the 1920's now await the large ferries bound for West Seattle.  

A small town with one grocery store still operating in the original early 1890's building and a small post office of the same vintage comprise Southworth's downtown.

• SOUTHWORTH-FAUNTLEROY (West Seattle) FERRY: Vehicles & Passengers
• SOUTHWORTH-VASHON ISLAND FERRY: Vehicles & Passengers