Step back in time with this vintage Dextone postcard, showcasing the historic Norfolk County Ferries Terminal in Norfolk, Virginia. The vibrant color image captures the imposing brick architecture of the ferry building, proudly displaying "NORFOLK COUNTY FERRIES EST. 1636" across its facade. This iconic structure served as a vital link connecting Norfolk and Portsmouth, representing one of the oldest corporate utilities in the United States. The scene features people in front of the arched entrances, hinting at the bustling activity of passengers and vehicles utilizing this essential transportation service.

This collectible postcard, produced by Dexter Press using the Dextone process from Ektachrome by Jack Taylor, offers a glimpse into American maritime history and infrastructure. Published by Campbell's Photo Service & Supply Corp. of Norfolk, Va., it highlights a significant landmark and its role in regional connectivity. A perfect addition for collectors of Virginia memorabilia, ferry history, or those with an appreciation for mid-century Americana.