Anderson Ferry | Ohio River Landscapes Photo Gallery by Dennis Camp

Anderson Ferry | Ohio River Landscapes

Pictures of Anderson Ferry and the Ohio River.
Cincinnati, Ohio - Northern Kentucky Anderson Ferry

Fishin v2	River Pilot	Duck Morning	Just Fishin
Docked	Fishing the Docks	Passenger	Boone 7 Waiting
Passenger	New Pilot	Go Fish	Working the River
Crusing @ Sunset	Capt. Paul Anderson	Morning Fishing	Morning Glow
Kentucky Sunrise	Flood Stage Boat House	Partly Cloudy	Bending
Morning Run	Flood Stage	Donny	In Living Color
Fuel Stop	Mono Crossing	Just Ducky v2	River Morn Monday
Morning's Fog	Flee	A Mood	Twilight Ride
Anderson Ferry & River Road	Ducky Morning	Heading Home	Paint Bucket
Autumn Dawn	Temp Parking	Morning Eye	Leaving Kentucky
Twilight Boone 7	Korea Swan	Winter Sky	Waiting on a Friend
Remembering	Made in Japan	River Pilot	Ripple
Take Flight	River Flow	Morning Twilight v2	Morning
Parked	Smog Alert v2	Go Fish	Landing in Kentucky
River Morning	Fly Fishing	Near Peak	River Morning Twilight
Observing	August Morning	Low Rider	Up River
Casting	Pully	Boone 7 Parked	Old Man River
Fog Not Smog	Morning Wait	June Begins	Not Happy
Worker Will	Traffic	Chatting	Industrial Morn
Chatting	Fuel Station River Type	Kentucky Side - Barn Morning	In the Smog
Landing	Warm Vapors	Whisp	Seeking
Passing Through	Smooth	Wide Morning	Ohio River
River Living	Mandy's Landing	Fishing	Gliders
Anderson Ferry \| Kentucky Landscapes	Up & Down	Trolley?	Mandy Landing
Morning Lift	Passing Through	Fish Eye	Seeking Something
Fog Lamps	Windless	Foggy Tug	Tug
River Pulley	Rolling on the River	Another Sunrise	Golden Dawn
October Sunset	Beaming	Motel 6	Another Morning Sky
Street Work	Times Change	River Vapors	Kentucky Side - Ferry Entrance Barn
Sunset River	Just Ducky	In Passing	Rolling on the River
Passing By	Landing Pad	Touch Down	Crossing Again
Arrival b&w	Emerging	Arrival	Summer Time
Typical Morning	Capt. Anderson	Morning Load	Ferry Boat
Ohio Crossing	Another Morning	Front & Center	Making Waves
Ohio River Morning	Old Man River	Early Docking	Summer Crossing
Oak Hills	Summer Morning	Another trip to work.	The Rock
Fine Fellow	Paradise	Crepuscular 2	Worker - Color
Worker	Giants	The Capitan	Little Boone
Fuel Stop	Collecting	Pilot	River Morning's Light
Fishing	Working on the River	Swallow Morning	Docking
Breaching Light	Another Rider	Docked	Twilight River
It's Twilight Time	Shoulder to Shoulder	b&w mist	Distrustful
Boone Captain	A Good Morning	8 Ball	Ferry Wheel
Never Forget	Twlight Ohio River	Foggy Morn	Snowy Morn
Morning Harbor View	Water's Edge	Moon River	Boone 7
Dock @ Morn's Light	Dawn	Torque	Korea
Pilot House	Docking	Misty	ageless sky
Ageless Sky	River Dance	Boone 7 Pilot House.	River Harbour
Anderson Ferry	Little Boone	Next Ride	Crepuscular
River Lights	Boone 7 - Day Break	Crossing	Morning Ride to Work
Boone Number 7 Color	Boone 7 b&w Morning

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Barri Olson		04-Sep-2008 01:01
A beautiful and excellently photographed gallery.

michelle deloach		04-Apr-2008 02:00
Love All the photos . Many memories come back . My father Ernest Mobarry used to work on Anderson Ferry and his parents lived in the old stone house near the ferry. Thank You cherokeelady_67@yahoo.com

Patty Jennings		17-Mar-2008 11:12
A beautiful gallery...I never tire of seeing this view. You've captured it so well in all sorts of weather conditions.

G. HAYES		16-Feb-2008 11:51
we would take are bikes over the ferry to the end of rt 8 and back , looking at the picture's it feel's like yesterday not the 1970"s

will white		02-Dec-2007 06:18
nice pics dennis....... love the one of me!...... big will...... (deckhand)... anderson ferry inc.

Gin-Nie Tanner Smith		15-Nov-2007 18:00
Oh, my; what memories overcame me as I found this web site. From the late 1940's to the mid sixties, my father and I crossed the mighty river twice a year as he brought me from my care givers in North Vernon, Indiana to his kindred in Boone County Kentucky. I remember the excitement as we would wait on the Hoosier side for the ferry. I still have in memory the familiar "bump" as we loaded onto the ferry. While crossing over the fresh crisp air whirled around and caught our air and breath. When we landed on the Kentucky side, I knew it was only a few miles to "home", my paternal grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, Hopeful Lutheran Church in Florence and Mother Tanner's cherry pie. What bittersweet memories have taken me aback this day. Now, if I can get back to work without showing the emotion I feel right this moment and time...well...Thank you, Gin-Nie Tanner Smith, High Point NC (too far away).

p todd		11-Nov-2007 15:56
beutiful photos made me homesick for yesteryear .. love to see more of photos of riverside community i have been around for awhile

Guest		09-Nov-2007 06:20
I'm 67 now but I remember crossing on the ferry with my bicycle when I was 10 with my buddies to go to the airport. I paid 10 cents to ride the ferry. Boone no. 7

Sandi Whitteker		31-Aug-2007 01:54
Nice gallery. Makes me yearn for when we had ferries like that going across to Coronado Island. Now there's a bridge, but I miss the ferries. Well done! V

Guest		25-Aug-2007 02:17
Hello Family Anderson. This is Charles E. Kottmyer, Great Grandson of Henry Kottmyer. I have been serving in the US Army for 23 years and recently returned from a second tour in Iraq. My father Bud used to work on the ferry when Richard Kottmyer operated the ferries in the 70's. I used to ride back and forth on Boone 7 when I was a kid when my father would work the weekends. I am currently stationed at MA. Several years ago between deployments I stopped at the ferry to see MR Anderson. I left a combat patch for him and wanted to make sure he received it. Thanks for the great job on the web page. I can be contacted at charles.kottmyer@us.army.mil

Judy K		13-Aug-2007 22:09
wow! I have lived in Cincinnati all my life and boated for the last 30 years. You have captured great glimpses into the Ohio River history. Thanks for sharing! Judy K

Donald L Harmon		11-Jun-2007 23:30
I lived in Anderson Ferry for 21 years. As kids we used to put a rock on our fishing lines on the edge of the Ferry Boat. when the Ferry was way out we would hold our fishing line, it was out farther then we could cast.

Crystal Daley		18-Apr-2007 20:37
I lived in Cincinnati, on Hillside Ave. for eighteen years. Anderson Ferry Rd. was right on our backyard. The windows on our house faced the Ohio River. Getting up every morning and watching the ferry was never the same as the day before; it was like watching a painting in motion. I now live in Wisconsin and I'm home sick for the view of the Ohio River & the Anderson Ferries.

Bill Fassler		07-Apr-2007 13:00
I am 80 years old, born in Newport , Ky. Spent 40 years working for the old Ohio River Co,(ORCO), Chotin Transportation, and Mid-South Towing Co. Working in Mgt. Left No. Ky., in 1970 for New Orleans. Enjoyed the Anberson Ferry and the other river shots You captured the true feeling of the "work on the river" . Doing it in black and white is wonderful. Thanks for letting me visit your gallery. Bill Fassler, retired in Destin, Fl.

kyle caddell		29-Nov-2006 02:15
Are there any place els where i can find your anderson ferry photos

Karen Moen		19-Nov-2006 01:27
That ferry looks like a great place to watch the sky and capture the beautiful colors. Voted.

Jim Kramer		08-Nov-2006 19:04
nice gallery Dennis! I live right at the top of the hill! -JK

Kathy		22-Sep-2006 03:06
I love your photos! Makes me so homesick for my hometown of Gallipolis, just up the river from here.

Marc Demoulin		21-Sep-2006 05:56
Wonderful subject and great set of pictures. Vote. marc

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