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 Photo by Jennifer Reynolds Ferry closed to passengers The Gibb Gilchrist ferry boat in Galveston, which is the oldest in the fleet, is being used by emergency personnel and disaster relief workers to get to the Bolivar Peninsula in the wake of Hurricane Ike. Published September 20, 2008  Photo by Jennifer Reynolds Workers use Gibb Gilchrist ferry Dump trucks and utility vehicles drive off the Gibb Gilchrist ferry boat in Galveston on Saturday. The ferry is being used by emergency personnel and disaster relief workers to get to the Bolivar Peninsula in the wake of Hurricane Ike. Published September 20, 2008  Photo by Kevin M. Cox Ferry landing damaged on Bolivar side Dock 6 at the Port Bolivar Texas Department of Transportation ferry landing sits damaged and inactive in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike on Saturday afternoon. Published September 20, 2008  Photo by Kevin M. Cox Buildings in Port Bolivar damaged in storm Milt's Seafood in Port Bolivar sits damaged in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike on Saturday morning. Published September 20, 2008  Photo by Kevin M. Cox Home in Port Bolivar damaged in storm A home on Madison Avenue in Port Bolivar is damaged in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike on Saturday morning. Published September 20, 2008  Photo by Kevin M. Cox Lighthouse still stands after Hurricane Ike The Port Bolivar Lighthouse remains standing in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike on Saturday morning. Published September 20, 2008 Many more photos: Photos courtesy of The Galveston County Daily News 
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