“Washington State’s first new terminal in 40 years, the Mukilteo Ferry Terminal is important not just because it connects the Seattle metro area with Whidbey Island, but also because it sits on Coast Salish ancestral lands. An 1855 treaty ceded this stretch of territory to the U.S., but the new building, inspired by the style of a traditional longhouse, celebrates the place’s original stewards with stained-glass portraits and wood carvings by Indigenous artists.”
— Allison Williams

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