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Hoonah Community MembersCategory
FishingSummary
This article was published in the Pacific Fisherman, November, 1936 and documents the canned salmon industry's contribution to the welfare of Alaska.
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People and Places, FishingSummary
Left to Right: Unknown (on other boat), Johnny Wise (sitting), Gilbert Mills (standing), Nick Marvin (standing), Carl Marvin, Frank Jackson
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"Drying fish on waterfront" (fish racks filled with fish next to pilings and dock.)
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Fishing
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Icy Straits Salmon Company cannery workers sitting on a bench.
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The fishing tender, The Bear at the gut scow chute.
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It is likely that these boats are gathered for Memorial Day, as it was tradition to take community members over to Pitt (Graveyard) Island, seen on the right.