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Salmon Cannery at Kasilof, Alaska, as it appeared in 1894--The First Cannery on Cook Inlet

This cannery was built in 1882 for the Alaska Packing Co. by F. P. Kendall, now Northwestern manager for the American Can Company, assisted by Chew Bunn, Chinese foreman at Kasilof from 1882 to 1892

Subject: Canneries--Alaska, Alaska Packing Co pany (Kasilof, Alaska)

Geographic Subject: United States--Alaska--Kasilof

Tag: Commercial Fisheries

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Date

1894
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English: Salmon Cannery at Kasilof, Alaska, as it appeared in 1894--The First Cannery on Cook Inlet, Pacific Fisherman Year Book 1921, Seattle, WA : 1921, p. 47
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