The Southern Pacific Company’s Broad Gauge Ferry Terminal at Oakland was a vital transportation hub connecting rail passengers across San Francisco Bay in the early 20th century. This view from the bay captures the sprawling wooden terminal with its distinctive towers, along with sailboats and small craft in the surrounding waters. The card was mailed in 1909 to Tacoma, Washington and bears a one cent Franklin stamp along with a Tacoma cancellation. Made in America by Edward H. Mitchell at San Francisco. Please examine all aspects of the postcard for condition and information regarding it before buying.