Images in this series show the modern Weehawken Ferry and adjacent scenes from NY and NJ. They appear in galleries for both states.br/ br/ This image from the NJ shoreline shows one of the state-operated ferries ready to depart. A portion of the mid-Manhattan skyline is visible at right.br/ br/ strongHISTORICAL NOTE:/strong The Lincoln Highway (1913-26) began in Times Square and crossed the river on the Weehawken Ferry. Today's ferry service carries only passengers but the route is the same--across and slightly up the Hudson River to Weehawken NJ.br/ br/ The Lincoln uTunnel/u under the Hudson River was never part of the Lincoln Highway--it went into service in 1937.