Fishing

Can making machinery in the cannery loft.

Boats shown tied up at the gut (gurry) scow chute at the cannery.

Houses at the cannery still remain as pictured and are lived in to to this day by management of the transformed cannery, now Icy Strait Point.

Setting a net near Excursion Inlet 1950.

Paul Dybdahl, Sr. was the tender captain of the Point Sophia and became the watchman during winters.

Taken circa 1950

Taken circa 1950 in Bellingham, WA getting repairs and upkeep.

The Icy Straits Salmon Company was built in 1912 as the Hoonah Packing Company. The cannery underwent various owners throughout the years and was purchased by the Icy Staits Salmon Company in 1934.

Icy Straits Salmon Company cannery workers sitting on a bench.

The F/V Clarice was a seine boat owned by Hoonah resident William Johnson.