Puget Sound Mosquito Fleet

Enetai

Black Ball Line purchased the Santa Rosa out of California. Built in 1927, the Santa Rosa ran between Sausalito and San Francisco. She was renamed Enetai when she came to Puget Sound for service on the Seattle-Bremerton run.

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Map of the Bremerton–Seattle route, with Kitsap County shaded green

Postcard of the Enetai in her San Francisco Bay days as a Southern Pacific–Golden Gate ferry

Newspaper clipping, 2 Ferries Back Home, about the former San Francisco Bay ferries Santa Rosa (later the Enetai) and Fresno

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