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Hoonah Community MembersCategory
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Taken circa 1950 in Bellingham, WA getting repairs and upkeep.
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Hoonah Community MembersCategory
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Can making machinery in the cannery loft.
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Hoonah Community MembersCategory
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Approximately 20,000 fish could be held per scow.
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Hoonah Community MembersCategory
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Shown at the Fish House float where a mechanical conveyer would carry fish to the Fish House.
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Hoonah Community MembersCategory
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Old wooden power skiff used in seine fishing shown stored in the cannery storage.
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Hoonah Community MembersCategory
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In August 1935 the S.S. Aleutian stopped in Hoonah to pick up salmon from the Icy Straits Salmon Company to be taken to Seattle.
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Smokehouse at the cannery in August 1935. Photo taken by guest, Mrs. Elsie Emery, a passenger aboard the S.S. Aleutian passenger ship that stopped in Hoonah to pick up salmon from the cannery to take to Seattle.
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The S.S. Aleutian was owned by the Alaska Steamship Company. The passenger ship stopped in several Southeast Alaska villages with canneries to pick up salmon to take to Seattle.
