Salmon cannery
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A salmon cannery is a factory that commercially cans salmon. It is a fish-processing industry that became established on the Pacific coast of North America during the 19th century, and subsequently expanded to other parts of the world that had easy access to salmon.
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Salmon cannery
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To save time-wasting trips back to the cannery, packer boats are sent out to the fleets to pick up the catch.
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Filleting salmon in Oregon: In the early years, Chinese and Japanese were the preferred cannery workers.
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A salmon counting station, where attempts were made to manually count the salmon migrating upstream
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Dipnet fishing at Celilo Falls 1941
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Early steam seine netter
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Fishermen intercepting a salmon run 1958
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Lifting salmon from the hold of a boat
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Manually seining salmon on Columbia River 1914
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Native American fishing salmon with loop net, 1938
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Repairing salmon nets, around 1950
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Salmon Cannery on Georgia Inlet, Ketchikan, Alaska
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Salmon can label used by Hume
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Salmon cannery and herring reduction plant
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Grading the salmon: The grader is at the top of the shutes.
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Salmon being transferred to a large boat on which they are iced and hauled to a cannery, around 1938
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Indian Salmon Cannery, around 1890, New Metlakahtla, Alaska
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Hauling a seine on the Columbia River using horse teams 1938
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Hoonah Packing Company, Salmon Cannery, now a museum
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Robert Hume operated salmon canneries on the Columbia and Rogue rivers between 1866 and 1908.
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Fish heads and tails are boiled to extract oil for packing the salmon.
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January 2018
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Cannery buildings
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Cannery processing
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European settlers fishing
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Fishing for the cannery
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Native Americans fishing
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Salmon fishing with large loop nets by Native Americans2.jpg
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Karluk, Alaska late 1800s.jpg
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Butchering salmon .png
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Celilo Falls Lee.jpg
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Counting salmon passing through weirs.jpg
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Fishermen intercepting a salmon run.jpg
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Hauling in beach seine using horse teams.jpg
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Hoonah Packing Company plant.jpg
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Hume label fix.png
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Indian salmon fishermen repairing their nets.jpg
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Ketchikan AK - salmon cannery.jpg
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Lifting salmon from a hold.jpg
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Loading salmon.jpg
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Robert Deniston Hume.jpg
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Salmon cannery and herring reduction plant.jpg
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Salmon grading.jpg
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Salmon heads and tails.jpg
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Salmon packer boat.jpg
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Seining salmon.jpg
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Verbena .jpg
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Indian Salmon Cannery, New Metlakahtla, Alaska .png
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Work in a cannery YouTube
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A salmon cannery is a factory that commercially cans salmon. It is a fish-processing industry that became established on the Pacific coast of North America during the 19th century, and subsequently expanded to other parts of the world that had easy access to salmon.
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