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This site was last edited on: Thursday, February 5, 2015 7:53 PM
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Site designed and edited by: Russ Knudsen
Stunning pictures of the Kalakala
By: Dennis Brockschmidt
The Flying Bird takes one last flight
We say goodbye to the Kalakala
Update: February 5, 2015
As the days go on the Kalakala is slowly dimantled, placed in trailers and hauled away. But she's not going down without a fight as it seem the old girl is hard on the demolition equipment.
More to come...
As the days go on the Kalakala is slowly dimantled, placed in trailers and hauled away. But she's not going down without a fight as it seem the old girl is hard on the demolition equipment.
More to come...
(Video) King 5: Historic ferry Kalakala will be scrapped next week.
Seattle Times:
End of the line: Kalakala headed to scrap yard at end of January
End of the line: Kalakala headed to scrap yard at end of January
Seattle Post Intelligencer:
Kalakala to be scrapped; end of iconic Puget Sound ferry
Kalakala to be scrapped; end of iconic Puget Sound ferry
Thanks to The Tacoma News Tribune who shot video of the tow to the graving dock.
The Kalakala rides to its deconstruction in Tacoma; but wait just a second
Ferry farewell: Historic Kalakala makes final journey
One Last Goodbye to the Kalakala
Crews about one-third finished with Kalakala demolition
Northwest Wanderings | Kalakala's demolition
Kalakala Demolition 1-31-15
Vintage Kalakala Videos on YouTube