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ited—except for that little house at the right of the photograph that has been turned over on
its side.
In the days before bridges spanned the Ohio River, ferryboats provided the only way to get
across. The ferry landing at Utica on the Indiana shore near Jeffersonville became a popu-
lar crossing. Trying to cross the river at Jeffersonville was deemed too dangerous thanks to
the rocky Falls of the Ohio. Here a lone rowboat makes its way down a flooded street in the
historic village.
