Late Nite Grafix, Inc. : The Southwest Ferry Project

The Southwest Ferry Project (www.southwestferryproject.com) was established to locate, describe and interpret the historic river ferry crossings that operated on a commercial basis in the Four Corners states and to present that information to academia and to an interested public in a form that will contribute to the collected knowledge of the history of the great Southwest. We've got two versions of our "I Believe In Ferries" slogan available. Check them out today!

The Polly Pry Ferry at Glenwood Springs The information on the back of this photo, "Five miles below Glenwood Springs.," suggests that this photo was taken in South Canyon, (which is approx. 5 miles west of Glenwood). That would coincide wi

Fogg's Ferry Fogg's Ferry was a "comic melodrama" from the early 1880's. It was written by by Chas. E. Callahan. This is an old theatrical poster from that era. The play toured the Southwest.

I Believe In Ferries Version; 1 Ferries were critical bottlenecks of commerce and travel across the major rivers of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah from the frontier period through the 1960s.

I Believe In Ferries; Version 2 A substantial portion of the history and lore of the Southwest took place at or was made possible by its network of river ferry crossings.