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Guy V. Graham Libby McNeill & Libby photograph collection, 1880s-1950s
Overview of the Collection
- Photographer
- Graham, Guy V., 1893-1976
- Title
- Guy V. Graham Libby McNeill & Libby photograph collection
- Dates
- 1880s-1950s (inclusive)18801959
- Quantity
-
565 photographs (513 prints, 51 scans of
negatives)
120 negatives - Collection Number
- PH1033
- Summary
- Photographs of Guy V. Graham & Libby McNeill Libby
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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Entire collection can be viewed on the Libraries’ Digital Collections website. Permission of Visual Materials Curator is required to view originals. Contact Special Collections for more information.
In the 1980s, four boxes were identified as belonging to the Guy Graham collection. However, only three of the four are accounted for, the fourth box being oversized and listed as missing.
- Languages
- English
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Guy Graham was born on September 23, 1893. He was first hired by Libby, McNeill & Libby in 1913 as a cannery helper. During his career with Libby, McNeill & Libby he was a draughtsman, District Superintendent, General Superintendent and became the Vice President of the salmon division in 1941.He retired after 41 years with Libby, McNeill & Libby, and died in 1976.
By the 1940s, Libby, McNeill & Libby was one of the largest producers of salmon canning operations in the United States. The Libby fleet included the ship Abner Coburn , the barks George Curtis , Oriental , and W.B. Flint , the schooners Henry Wilson , and Salvator , the motor ships W.F. Burrows , and Libby Maine , the steamers George F. Haller and North Star , and the power schooner Expansion . On average, it produced 700,000 cases of canned salmon annually. Libby canneries were located at Egegik, Ekuk, Libbyville, Koggiung, Egushik, Nushagak, Kenai, Yakutat, and Ketchikan.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Chiefly photographs of cannery operations at Libby, McNeill & Libby Cannery in Alaska. Also includes photographs of various locales in Alaska and Washington State.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
Restrictions may exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries for details.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Preservation Note
In the 1980s, four boxes were identified as belonging to the Guy Graham collection. However, only three of the four are accounted for, the fourth box being oversized and listed as missing.
Processing Note
Processed by Marion Brown, 2012; Heather Robbins, 2013. Updated by Maureen Hogan, 2020.
Photos transferred from the Guy V. Graham Papers (Accession # 1104-001) in 2009.
Separated Materials
Written record and history of Libby, McNeill & Libby and publications by the Libby organization have been removed and are now with Manuscript Services.
Bibliography
Young, Isabel N. The Story of Salmon. American Can Company:New York, 1934.
Libby, McNeill & Libby Libby's Fancy Red Alaska Salmon: Packed in Alaska.n.p., n.d..
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Libby, McNeill & Libby canneriesReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Bristol Bay |
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box:oversize | item | ||
XH7 | 1 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
Box | |||
1 | 2a-b | between 1913 and 1959? | |
1 | 3a-b | Possibly worker housing |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 4a-b | Collapsed dock |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 5 | Rocks between two beached scows |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 6 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 7 | Three beached scows |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 8a-b | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 9 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 10 | Ship towing a barge |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 11 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 12 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 13 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 14a-b | Fishing scows in distance |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 15 |
Fish on cannery floor Written on verso: 100,000 fish on floor of a Bristol Bay
salmon cannery.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 16 |
People hauling luggage across the ice to the
North Star Written on photograph: "Rigours of salmon canning in far-flung
outposts. Belatedly leaving a Bristol Bay cannery.Written on verso: "This happened several years ago at one of
Libby's canneries. Koggiung beach, October 17th 1915.
|
October 17, 1915 |
1 | 17 | Men on the dock |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 18a-b | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 19 | Towing sailing fishing boats to ground |
between 1950 and 1959? |
1 | 20a | Aerial over land towards buildings |
July 1954 |
1 | 20b | Man standing on a seaplane |
between 1918 and 1959? |
Craig In 1929 the Craig cannery was bought from the Seacoast Packing
Co. The plants at Klawock, Karheen and Craig were consolidated into Craig in
1930. The main cannery at Craig burned in 1957.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 21 | Aerial view of the west coast of the Prince of Wales
Island, near Craig |
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 22 |
Man walking along a dock at Craig Written on verso: Where boats stored for winter.
|
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 23 | between 1929 and 1957? | |
1 | 24 | Man standing next to wall of machinery |
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 25 | Machine belt |
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 26a-c | Cannery machinery |
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 27 | between 1929 and 1957? | |
1 | 28 | Bridge over river Written on verso: Craig water supply for cannery.
|
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 29 |
Boys looking out over dam Written on verso: Dam for water supply.
|
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 30a-b | View over a rocky beach towards water |
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 31a-e | Pipeline running through plants |
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 32 | House in Craig with a man on the front
porch |
between 1929 and 1957? |
1 | 33a-b | The dock at Craig Written on verso: Craig, Alaska. After 1935 when cannery
built. Second from left was cookhouse/offices. Still standing 2008. Left--no
longer there 2006. 1957--main cannery burned.
|
between 1935 and 1940? |
1 | 34 |
Libby 1,
Libby 2, and Libby 3
docked at Craig Written on verso: Craig, Alaska 1942. Purse seine boats on the
ways. Ways built 1940. Libby McNeill & Libby "The Libby Scanner" Office
managers Dept. Union Stock Yards.
|
1942 |
Ekuk The Ekuk cannery was located along the Nushagak River, in
Bristol Bay, Alaska. It was purchased from the North Alaska Salmon Company in
1915. It was closed in consolidation in 1954 with PAF Dillingham.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 35 | Church Possibly the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church of
America.
|
between 1915 and 1954? |
1 | 36 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 37 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 38 | Men working to move fish from one machine to
another |
between 1915 and 1954? |
1 | 39a-c | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 40 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 41 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 42 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 43 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 44 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 45 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 46 | between 1915 and 1954? | |
1 | 47 | Fishing boats on the water leaving the
dock |
between 1915 and 1954? |
1 | 48 | between 1930 and 1949? | |
George Inlet Built in 1913, the George Inlet cannery was leased circa 1926
and purchased in 1928. Closed in 1958, it reopened in 1996 as a historic
landmark, with guided tours of the early cannery operations and equipment.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 49a-b |
George Inlet viewed from water Written on verso of item a: Main cannery, George Inlet. 1st
leased by Libby 1927.
|
between 1913 and 1958? |
1 | 50a-b | Dock Written on verso of item a: Dock at George Inlet. Currently, a
tourist attraction for Cape Fox Native Corp.
|
between 1913 and 1958? |
1 | 51 | Bunkhouse |
between 1913 and 1958? |
1 | 52 | Superintendent and other employee housing Written on verso: Supt and other housing, George Inlet.
|
between 1913 and 1958? |
1 | 53 | Bridge and pipeline Written on verso: Water supply, George Inlet. From Whitmon
Creek.
|
between 1913 and 1958? |
1 | 54 | Possibly refrigeration unit |
between 1913 and 1958? |
Kenai The property at Kenai River was purchased in 1911. The cannery
was built there in 1912. In 1921, there was a fire and the original cannery
burnt to the ground. Libby, McNeill & Libby built a new plant nearby in
1922.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 55 | View of mountains and sea |
between 1911 and 1959? |
1 | 56a-b | between 1912 and 1959? | |
1 | 57 | Dry docked boat |
between 1912 and 1959? |
1 | 58 | number not used |
|
1 | 59 | between 1912 and 1959? | |
1 | 60 | between 1912 and 1959? | |
1 | 61 | number not used |
|
1 | 62 | Train car and packages |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 63 |
Fish elevator and boats at dock Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. House scow and
Charlotte B loading out salmon to steamer. Loading
dock at high tide.
|
1945 |
1 | 64 | Processing table |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 65 | Holding container |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 66 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 67 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 68 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 69 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 70 | Docked boats |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 71 |
Men constructing a barge Item 72 not used.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 73 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 74 | between 1918 and 1942? | |
1 | 75 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 76 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 77 | between 1930 and 1959? | |
1 | 78 | between 1930 and 1959? | |
1 | 79 | between 1930 and 1959? | |
1 | 80a-b | Building |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 81 | Men and trucks outside a building |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 82 | Four men outside a building, possibly the mess
house |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 83 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 84 | Dishes stacked on tables inside mess house |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 85 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 86 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 87 | Two men and a truck on the dock |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 88 | Possibly a native worker with crutches sitting
outside |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 89a-b | Superintendent J.A. Torwick's house Written on verso of item a: Kenai, Alaska 1942. Supt's Home.
J.A. Torwick- Supt.
|
1942 |
1 | 90 | Three men and a boy near a truck on the
beach Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1942. Pick up truck used to
haul fish to the cannery from set-netters. Left to right: native boy, George
miller, old-time set-netter, trapper, etc., J.A. Torwick, Supt. Conner Gale,
Truck Driver.
|
1942 |
1 | 91 |
Six men on the ship Charlotte
B Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Cannery Tender
Charlotte B en route to Anchorage for scow load of
coal. Capt Dick Allen (upper right) Engineer Ed Gunderson (Upper left) cook and
deck hand below.
|
1945 |
1 | 92 | Men on ship Flyer
Seattle Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Cannery Tender
Flyer unloading fish at dock.
|
1945 |
1 | 93 | Three men on the ship Ermine Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Left to Right, Supt. A.
R. Pearmain, Capt. John Sandwick, Engineer George Ritz.
|
1945 |
1 | 94 |
Ralph Butler in the radio room Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska. Radio room. Radio operator,
Ralph Butler.
|
1945 |
1 | 95a-d |
Fish elevator and tender Written on verso of item a: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Fish elevator
and tender New Sunset at dock. Dock at
high-tide.
|
1945 |
1 | 96 | View along the beach towards the dock Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Dock and waterfront at
low tide showing gridirons and "Power scow Ermine"
|
1945 |
1 | 97 | Tanks and buildings Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Mess house, Women's
bunkhouse, oil tanks, water tanks, cannery, store and office building.
|
1945 |
Rasmussen photos of Kenai cannery Captain Rasmussen came to Kenai and served as Assistant
Superintendent in 1917. In 1918 he became the Superintendent of the Kenai plant
and remained so until 1936.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 98 | Pile driver in the water Written on verso: A piledriver driving a fish trap in Cook
Inlet.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 99 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 100 |
Ships pulled up a cannery docks. Buildings and water
towers behind Written on verso: The new Kenai cannery built in 1922.
|
between 1922 and 1959? |
1 | 101 | Ship towing a scow Written on verso: Towing a scow load of salmon out of the
Kenai River for shipping to Seattle.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 102 |
Three men at the store counter Written on verso: The old store at Kenai Cannery. (Note the
old lanterns on the top shelf).
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 103 |
Man posing with a dead brown bear Written on verso: A native shot a brown bear below the
Supt's house on the bank of the Kenai River.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 104a-c |
Cannery buildings and pier Written on verso: The old cannery at Kenai. Built in 1912,
burned in 1921.
|
between 1912 and 1921? |
1 | 105 |
Ship Willard B.
Written on verso: Willard B. anchored in
southeastern Alaska, 1913.
|
1913 |
1 | 106 |
Man and a boy on a boat. Building in the
distance Written on verso: The original salt house built by Russian
soldiers. Washed out in 1918.
|
1918? |
1 | 107 |
Dogsled Written on verso: Arriving at the Kenai Cannery in 1918. The
River was frozen from ½ mile inside the mouth.
|
1918 |
Klawock |
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Box | item | ||
1 | 108 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
Koggiung Koggiung is located on the Kvichak River, in Bristol Bay,
Alaska. The Koggiung plant was purchased in 1913. It caught fire in 1915, just
a few days before the canning season began. It was rebuilt and remained in
operation until 1957.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 109 | View from shore out to fishing fleet |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 110 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 111a-d | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 112 | Koggiung from the beach |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 113a-b | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 114a-c | Possibly Superintendent's house |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 115 | Water or oil towers |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 116 | View up boardwalk to buildings |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 117 |
Cannery worker living quarters Libby, McNeill & Libby (photographer)
Written on verso: Cannery workers living quarters at Koggiung,
Alaska.
|
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 118 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 119 | Long building with covered walkway |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 120 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 121 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 122 | Men on a floating structure |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 123 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 124a-b | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 125 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 126 | between 1930 and 1957? | |
1 | 127 | Motor in a covered shed |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 128a-d | between 1940 and 1957? | |
1 | 129 | Beams and supports |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 130a-j | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 131 | Two buildings |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 132 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 133 |
Docked sailboats, with ship and scow
behind Written on photograph: Waterfront, Koggiung.
|
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 134 |
Fleet of boats and scow on river Written on photograph: Starting out.
|
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 135 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 136 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 137a-d | Landscape views of Koggiung |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 138 | Building with two smokestacks |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 139 | Conveyor belt leading to wooden building |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 140 | Cannery from seaplane or boat |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 141 | Cannery buildings |
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 142 |
Local cannery with Alaska Packers
Association Alaska Packers Association, or APA, was a San Francisco based
manufacturer of Alaska canned salmon, founded in 1891. APA was well known for
operating the "Star Fleet" as late as 1927. The "Star Fleet" was the last fleet
of commercial sailing vessels on the West Coast of North America.
|
between 1913 and 1957? |
1 | 143 | between 1913 and 1957? | |
1 | 144a-b | Tractor pulling truck on the beach |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 145a-d | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 146 | Man packing cans into a box |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 147 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 148a-b | 1940 | |
1 | 149a-b | 1944 | |
1 | 150a-b |
Sailboats on river Numbers 151-159 not used.
|
1944 |
1 | 160a-c |
View across land towards Koggiung cannery Written on verso of item b: Koggiung, Alaska 1944 (Bristol
Bay). Mess house, Hospital, Cold Storage, Guest House, Supply Houses etc.
|
1944 |
1 | 161 | 1944 | |
1 | 162a | 1944 | |
1 | 162b | 1944 | |
Lake Union, Seattle, WA The Lake Union property was purchased in 1917. The shipyard
there was completed in 1918.
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Box | item | ||
1 | 163 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 164 | between 1918 and 1957? | |
1 | 165 | between 1918 and 1957? | |
1 | 166a-c | Large ships pulled up next to dock |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 167 | Power scow under construction |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 168 | Motorboat tied up at dock |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 169a-b | Man on motorboat 30 N 783
|
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 170a-b | between 1918 and 1957? | |
1 | 171 | Metal pieces |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 172 | Seagull on dock in front of boats |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 173 | Fleet of ships |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 174 | between 1918 and 1957? | |
1 | 175 | between 1918 and 1957? | |
1 | 176 | Docked boats probably at Lake Union |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 177 | View from docked boat |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 178 | between 1935 and 1957? | |
1 | 179 | between 1918 and 1957? | |
1 | 180a-g | between 1918 and 1957? | |
1 | 181 | between 1935 and 1957? | |
1 | 182 | The Libsea
docked next to building, probably a Libby's building |
between 1918 and 1957? |
1 | 183 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 184 | Man standing on stairs near boat |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 185 | Two cars parked on a dock |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 186 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 187 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 188 |
Shipyard with the David B.
visible Libby, McNeill & Libby (photographer)
Written on verso: Seattle, Wash. 1942. Lake Union yards.
Cannery tenders at winter moorings waiting repairs etc.
|
1942 |
1 | 189 | Prow of boat under construction |
1947 |
1 | 190 | Man working on aft end of a ship |
1947 |
1 | 191 | Side of a boat under construction |
1947 |
1 | 192 | Docked boats probably at Lake Union |
between 1950 and 1959? |
1 | 193 | between 1950 and 1959? | |
1 | 194 | between 1950 and 1959? | |
1 | 195a-d | August 13, 1955 | |
Libbyville The Libbyville cannery was purchased from the North Alaska
Salmon Company in 1951.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 196 | View up a road to Libbyville |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 197a-b | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 198 | View of Libbyville from across a dammed
stream |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 199 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 200 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 201 | View up the beach toward the Libbyville
pier |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 202a-b | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 203 | Barrels behind buildings |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 204 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 205 | Stacked wood and barrels outside a
building |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 206 | Building under construction |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 207 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 208 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 209 | Electrical and water lines leading to
Libbyville |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 210a-c | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 211 | Building and covered space |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 212 | Construction of a wooden road with buildings and water
tower in background |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 213 | Building under construction near three water
towers |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 214 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 215 | Stacked barrels near building |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 216a-d | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 217 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 218a-b | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 219a-b | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 220 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 221 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 222 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 223a-b | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 224 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 225a-b | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 226 | Chute |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 227a-d | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 228 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 229 | Machinery outside a building |
between 1951 and 1959? |
1 | 230 | between 1951 and 1959? | |
1 | 231 | Ships on water |
between 1951 and 1959? |
Moser Bay The Moser Bay plant was purchased in 1946.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 232 | between 1946 and 1959? | |
1 | 233 | between 1946 and 1970? | |
1 | 234a-d | Machinery |
between 1946 and 1970? |
Taku Harbor The Taku plant was purchased in 1918. It was destroyed by a fire
in 1932 and had to be rebuilt the following year.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 235a-b | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 236a-c | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 237 | Taku warehouse and pier |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 238 | Taku pier and pilings |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 239 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 240 | Man standing on the pier in front of the stock room
and other buildings |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 241 | Three men resting in a boat alongside the
pier |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 242 |
Stacks of drums, wire and pallets Written on verso: Gasoline stacked outside cannery
building.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 243 |
Man walking by stacks of wire rolls Written on verso: Wire for traps.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 244 | Building with frame work for pier or boardwalk
outside |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 245 |
Man standing on boardwalk with people on porch of
building behind him Written on photograph: Ex-Taku to Geo. Inlet
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 246 | Building and boardwalk along beach |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 247 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 248 | Buildings with flagpole |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 249 | House and boats Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1943. Supt's house. A.
N. Minand, Spt. Southeastern Alaska.
|
1943 |
1 | 250 |
A small bear in a wash tub Written on verso: A Saturday night bath in Taku.
|
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 251 | Buildings and fences on hillside |
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 252a-b |
Buildings on hillside Written on verso of item a: Native housing.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 253 | Rolls of wire on dock Written on verso: wire for making fish traps.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 254a-c | Wooden framing and buildings Written on verso of item c: Winter storage for scows.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 255 | Dock and buildings Sign reads: Seaplane float keep clear.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 256 | between 1943 and 1944? | |
1 | 257 | between 1943 and 1944? | |
1 | 258 |
Man playing with small dog Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1944. Supt. A. N. Minand
and "Prince". Supt's home in background. Southeastern Alaska.
|
between 1943 and 1944 |
1 | 259 | between 1943 and 1944? | |
1 | 260 | Ship at sea Possibly the Roedda .
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 261 | Docks and ships Written on verso: Looking out toward Steven's Passage.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 262 | Docks and boats |
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 263 |
Men tending a net in front of Libby's
building Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1944. Preparing "pot"
for floating fish trap. Southeastern Alaska.
|
between 1943 and 1944 |
1 | 264 |
Men unloading fish into a hold Written on verso: Unloading halibut.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 265 | Men unloading net into carts Written on verso: Unloading halibut.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 266 | Man pushing cart across dock |
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 267 | between 1943 and 1944? | |
1 | 268 | between 1943 and 1944? | |
1 | 269 | Pier Written on verso: Unpowered scow in foreground.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 270a-g | between 1943 and 1944? | |
1 | 271 |
Radio controls and
typewriter Written on verso: Radio shack.
|
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 272 | Jitney |
between 1943 and 1944? |
1 | 273 | Side of the pier with boats at the dock Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1944.
S.S. Aleutian , Alaska Steamship Co. Loading out
salmon and cannery crew. Southeastern Alaska.
|
1944 |
1 | 274 |
Men on ship Roedda
Written on verso: Fish tenders.
|
1944 |
1 | 275 |
Ships Roedda and
Moira Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1944. Cannery tender
"Roedda" and "Moira" tied at the dock. Southeastern Alaska.
|
1944 |
Yakutat Built in 1905 by Stimson, the Yakutat plant was purchased by
Libby, McNeill & Libby in 1913. It was operated by LM&L until 1951, at
which point it was purchased by the Bellingham Canning Company of Bellingham,
Washington.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 276 |
People standing on grassy bank and dock Written on photograph: At Situk Landing, Yakutat, Alaska
|
between 1913 and 1951? |
1 | 277 | between 1913 and 1951? | |
1 | 278 |
Garments and hats displayed on a wall Written on photograph: These articles made by sewing class.
Yakutat, Alaska 1917.
|
1917 |
1 | 279 | Garments, cradles, birdhouses and books displayed on a
wall |
1917? |
1 | 280 | 1917? | |
1 | 281 |
Group of people with musical instruments in a
decorated hall Written on verso: Native band at Yakutat.
|
between 1920 and 1939? |
1 | 282 |
The General W. Gorgas
The General Gorgas was built in 1902. Libby McNeill and Libby
purchased from Panama Railroad Co. in 1926. It was sold in 1930.
|
between 1926 and 1930? |
1 | 283 | October 2, 1928 | |
1 | 284 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 285 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 286 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 287 | Group of people sitting on a boat |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 288 | People outside buildings on a hillside |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 289a-b | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 290 | Mountains viewed from water |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 291 |
Fishing camp with boats pulled on shore of Situk
River Written on verso: Near Yakutat. Railroad brought fish to
cannery.
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 292 | Rocks and driftwood in front of trees Written on verso: Outside Pacific Ocean beach near
Yakutat.
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 293 | A hill with rocks at the base |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 294 | Man swimming |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 295 | Men digging in snow |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 296a-c | Men digging a road Written on verso of item b: Extending railroad bed.
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 297 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 298 | Men in two boats |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 299a-d | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 300 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 301 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 302 | View across the beach where a large ship and a boat
are docked |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 303 | Docked ships in Yakutat and ships anchored in the
bay |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 304 | Small boats in the harbor |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 305 | Large ship off the coast |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 306 |
A small ship towing a string of boats Written on verso: Towing river skiffs to dry bay or Situk
Rivers.
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 307 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 308 |
Men near a row of four boats on shore Written on verso: Fishermen Situk River.
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 309 | Rowboats in the bay |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 310 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 311 | Unmotorized boat hauling fishing scow |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 312 | Man rowing out to a ship |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 313 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 314 | Scow at the Yakutat dock |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 315 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 316 | Row of rowboats on dock with cannery buildings in
background |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 317 |
Two boats anchored at sea Front reads: Launch Nellie B.
anchored in Harbor. Knight Island, Yakutat, Alaska.
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 318 | Two boats in the harbor |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 319 | Beached ship |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 320 | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 321 |
The St. David listing
over to one side Written on photograph: Barge St.
David . Wrecked. Ocean Cape, Yakutat, Alaska
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 322 |
People near a Yakutat & Southern Rail Road
train The railroad was used to haul materials to and from the
Yakutat cannery. Between 1940 and 1941, the U.S. Government used it to haul
materials while constructing a nearby airfield and garrison.
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 323 | View over a Yakutat & Southern Rail Road train,
and stacks of barrels |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 324 | Yakutat & Southern Rail Road train hauling boats
on dock |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 325a-b | between 1930 and 1939? | |
1 | 326 | Horses fording a river |
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 327 |
Men watching a group of blue fox Written on photograph: A happy family of blue fox taking
lunch. W.H. Dugdell's fox farm. Yakutat, Alaska
|
between 1930 and 1939? |
1 | 328a-b | View over rooftops towards bay Written on verso of item a: Looking out to bay from Cannery.
Yakutat.
|
April 28, 1932 |
1 | 329 | Two men swimming and a man in a row boat Written on photograph: Swimming race. July 4,
1932,Yakutat.
|
July 4, 1932 |
1 | 330a-e |
Alaska-Washington Airways seaplane Written on verso of item a: Alaska-Washington Airways out of
Juneau in Yakutat.
|
April 28, 1932 |
1 | 331a-b | Rowing boats in bay with land in the
distance Front reads: Canoe Race. July 4, 1935. Yakutat, Alaska.
|
July 4, 1935 |
1 | 332 | 1935? | |
1 | 333 | The U.S.S. Destroyer and
planes at Yakutat |
May 21, 1935 |
1 | 334 |
Two fish Written on verso: Yakutat, Alaska 1944. Coho or silver salmon.
Brands in fish can are approximately 6 inch wide. Three fish weighed about 22#
or more.
|
1944 |
1 | 334a | undated | |
1 | 334b | undated | |
Captain Rasmussen photographs of Yakatut In addition to his photographs of Kenai and the Kenai cannery,
Captain Rasmussen, Assistant Superintendent, 1917, and Superintendent, 1918, of
the Kenai plant, also captured Yakatut.
|
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Box | item | ||
1 | 335 | Men on a dock on the Situk River Written on verso: From Situk River (Yakutat Operation).
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 336 | Yakutat and Southern Railroad engine pulled up next
to building Written on verso: From Situk River (Yakutat Operation).
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
Libby, McNeill & Libby cannery processReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
2/1 | 337a-f | 1953? | |
Magnetic can stacking
equipment |
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Box | item | ||
1 | 338a-g |
Canning process Series of photos depicts machinery and process used for
canning, it is uncertain at which cannery.Written on verso of item a: Loading table and tray in position
for loading.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
Box | item | ||
1 | 339-352 |
Miscellaneous cannery machinery Photos of cannery machinery, it is uncertain at which
canneries machinery was located.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
Box/Folder | |||
2/2 | 353-355 |
Miscellaneous cannery machinery Photos of cannery machinery, it is uncertain at which
canneries machinery was located.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
Libby, McNeill & Libby employees and othersReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
---|---|---|---|
Guy V. Graham |
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Box | item | ||
1 | 356 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
Guy Graham at Craig |
|||
Box | item | ||
1 | 357 |
Guy Graham and a man standing in front of a
lake Written on verso: Guy Graham on left.
|
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 358a-b | Guy Graham and another man examining a water barrel
in front of a lake |
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 359 | Guy Graham standing in front of a man dipping a
stick into water |
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 360 | Guy Graham in front of small waterfall |
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 361a-b | Guy Graham next to a dark hole in the
foliage |
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 362 | Man examining plants |
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 363 | Man examining boards over stream |
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 364 | between 1930 and 1949? | |
1 | 365 | Guy Graham standing outdoors |
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 366 | Guy Graham and another man walking up
dock |
between 1930 and 1949? |
1 | 367 | Portrait of Guy Graham on seated in rocking
chair |
between 1930 and 1949? |
Box | item | ||
1 | 368 | Guy Graham seated on a tractor |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 369 | Guy Graham holding a life preserver of
Libsea of Ketchikan |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 370 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 371 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 372a-g | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 373 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
Libby, McNeill & Libby employees in
offices |
|||
Box | item | ||
1 | 374a-b | Woman using office machinery |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 375 | Woman sorting through mail at an information
desk |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 376 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 377 | Man seated at desk with typewriter and open
ledger |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 378 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 379 | Woman receiving a check from a man |
between 1940 and 1949? |
Libby employees identification card
portraits |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/3 | 380-406 | Unidentified employees of Libby, McNeill &
Libby 25 photos with some photographs of the same person.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/3 | 407a-b | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/3 | 408 | J.A. Roseagner, captain of ship Abner Coburn
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
People at Libby Salmon Division events |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/4 | 409 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/4 | 410 |
Men attending a banquet Webster and StevensSeattle, WA (photograhper)
|
between 1920 and 1929? |
2/4 | 411 | Approximately 27 people sitting at a
banquet table |
March 1948 |
2/4 | 412 |
Libby Salmon bowling team Written on photograph: Libby Salmon bowling team 1944-1945
season.From right to left: Allamert, F. Britton, S.M. Mills, R.A.
Simpson, and J.F. Hartnett (capt.).
|
between 1944 and 1945? |
2/4 | 413 | Libby employees at a banquet table
for Williard Smith and N.V. Kocherger Retirement dinner Artcraft Studios, Seattle, Washington (photographer)
|
November 14 or 21, 1952 |
2/4 | 414 | between 1950 and 1959? | |
2/4 | 415a-f |
Libby employees at a
banquet Rowland Studios, Seattle, WashingtonRoger Dudley, Seattle, Washington (photographer)
|
between 1950 and 1959? |
Other people possibly related to Libby, McNeill &
Libby |
|||
Box | item | ||
1 | 416 | Portrait of young boy outside |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 417 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 418 | Older man standing on steps outside a
building |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 419 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
1 | 420 | Two men dancing |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 421 | Native women and children standing
outside probably in front of cannery plant |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 422 | Man presenting a paper to another man |
1942 |
1 | 423 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 424 | Group of men and women Alfred A. WitterSeattle, WA (photographer)
Written on verso: Hoffer, Graham, McCormick, Jack Wright,
McGregor, Burt Campbell.
|
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 425a-b | Three men in suits standing outside a
house |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 426 | Two men in suits standing outside a house |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 427 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 428 | Two men in suit and hats seated and talking on
dock |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 429 | Two men in suit and hats on dock |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 430 | Two men in caps talking outside a building |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 431 | Three men standing on a busy dock with a ship in
background, two of the men shake hands |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 432 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 433 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 434a-d | Men and women seated in formal attire Finer Kodak Finishing, Seattle, Washington (photographer)
Written on verso: Hoffer, Goakam, McCormick, Jack Knight,
McGregor, Bent Campbell
|
November 1943 |
1 | 435 | 1944? | |
1 | 436 | Jack, Lee, and Lindsay Ann Borman seated
outdoors Written on verso: Jack, Lee, and Lindsay Ann Borman,
Casablanca, Sept. 1951.
|
September 1951 |
Box/Folder | |||
2/5 | 437 | Man at wheel of P.S. Beaver
|
1950 |
Transportation related to Libby, McNeill & LibbyReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
---|---|---|---|
Airplanes and views from airplanes |
|||
Box | item | ||
1 | 438 | between 1945 and 1959? | |
1 | 439 | between 1945 and 1959? | |
1 | 440 | Glacier water flowing into ocean water |
between 1945 and 1959? |
1 | 441 |
Airplane at Ketchikan Written on verso: Landed at Annette Island Airfield, PR.
|
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 442 | Aerial view over Kodiak |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 443 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 444 | View out over a Pacific Northwest
Airlines airplane wing |
between 1940 and 1949? |
Libby sailing vessels The majority of ships and boats depicted are associated with
Libby, McNeill & Libby Salmon Department. As the photographs are from Guy
V. Graham's personal collection, some of the ships and boats do not have a
clear association with the Libby organization but are included nonetheless.
|
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/6 | 445 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
2/6 | 446 | Man climbing the rigging of the docked Muskrat
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/6 | 447 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/6 | 448 | Boats Leo and the
Mercury at sea |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/6 | 449 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/6 | 450 | Boat Mercury in Bristol
Bay |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/6 | 451 |
The fish tender Neptune The Neptune was sold in 1956.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/6 | 452a-b |
Oriental at sea and
docked The Oriental was launched in
1874, purchased by Libby, McNeill and Libby circa 1916. The company sold the
vessel in 1925.
|
between 1916 and 1925? |
2/6 | 453 |
The Seal dry
docked Written on verso: The Seal used
in Kenai for years. Sold to private party in 1942.
|
between 1918 and 1942? |
2/6 | 454a-b |
The St.
Frances This St. Frances is a later ship
not the Libby ship St. Francis that was built in
1882 and ran into rocks at Umik Pass and abandoned in 1917.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/6 | 455 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/6 | 456 |
Fishing boat St.
Zita Oceanic Sales Co (photographer)
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/6 | 457 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/6 | 458 | Captain's bunk in wheel house |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/7 | 459a-d |
Ship Abner Coburn at
sea Written on verso of item d: Ship Abner Coburn anchored in Cook
Inlet.The Abner Coburn was built 1882.
Bought from Port Hideri Packing Co. circa 1913 Burned for metals in 1929 or
1936.
|
between 1913 and 1936? |
2/7 | 460a-b |
Ship W.B.
Flint Bought circa 1913 from Alaska Fishing Packing co. It completed
the last voyage from Alaska in 1922. Destroyed circa 1936 and burnt for
scrap.
|
between 1913 and 1922? |
2/7 | 461a-b | Ships Henry Wilson and
the S.S. George F. Haller out at sea |
between 1916 and 1923? |
2/7 | 462 |
Ship Henry Wilson
Built 1899 and purchased by Libby, McNeill and Libby circa
1916. Completed last voyage from Alaska in 1923 and was destroyed in 1937.
|
between 1916 and 1923? |
2/7 | 463 |
Ship George Curtis at
sea
George Curtis was built 1884.
First mentioned in 1916. Burned circa 1924
|
between 1916 and 1924? |
2/7 | 464 | Abandoned ship possibly St.
Francis on shore On May 14, 1917, St. Francis,
bound for Libby, McNeill, & Libby's northern station at Koggiung from San
Francisco with a full cargo of supplies and nearly 250 cannery workers and
fishermen, was swept onto the rocky Alaskan shore at Unimak Pass. The vessel
and all of its cargo was deemed a total loss.
|
between 1917 and 1920? |
2/7 | 465 | 1918? | |
2/8 | 466a-d |
Boat Expansion outside a
Libby, McNeill & Libby office The power schooner Expansion was
purchased circa 1918
|
1918? |
2/8 | 467a-b | 1918? | |
Libby Maine |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/8 | 468 | Wooden dry dock ramp for the
Libby Maine G.M. Standifer Construction Corp
|
1917 |
2/8 | 469a-c | Underside of the
Libby Maine in dry dock |
between 1917 and 1918? |
2/8 | 470a-b | Propellers of the
Libby Maine
|
between 1917 and 1918? |
2/8 | 471 |
Ship Libby
Maine at sea The Libby Maine was built circa
1917-1918. Sold and renamed the Ethel Stokel in
1941
|
between 1918 and 1941? |
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/9 | 472 |
Boat Penguin Written on photograph: Red Salmon Canning Co. 1937. 7 m.p.h.
Built by Maritime Boat Building Co., SeattleWritten on verso: Not Libby. Power Scow. Co. at Naknek in
Bristol Bay. Started 1916--Frank B. Peterson pres. 1948 Sold to Wards Cove
Pkg.
|
1937 |
2/9 | 473 | between 1940 and 1949? | |
2/9 | 474 | Men standing on deck of the Expansion
|
between 1940 and 1949? |
2/9 | 475 | Men standing on the dock in front of the
Charlotte B.
|
between 1940 and 1949? |
2/9 | 476a-b |
Boat Beatrice
Ann Written on verso: "Wheeler ship building and construction co.
Anacortis. 17,500.00 Equipped with standing rigging.
|
between 1940 and 1949? |
2/9 | 477a-c |
Boat Ermine of Ketchikan
dry docked on the shore Ray KrantzSeattle,
WA (photographer)
Reverse reads: Ermine entered in
completed form
|
1943 |
2/9 | 478 | Boat Ermine of Ketchikan
in harbor Ray KrantzSeattle,
WA (photographer)
|
1943 |
2/9 | 479 |
Boat North
Star The North Star was built circa
1913. It was sold to Oaksmith in 1949Written on verso: 1944. Leader and rigging scow.
|
1944 |
2/9 | 480 |
Ship David W. Branch on
the water Written on verso: 1946 sold by Libby-disc. freight and
passenger ships.
|
1946? |
2/9 | 481 |
Boat Libby No. 6
docked Reverse reads: 1946-1947 Columbia River Packers. Astoria,
Oregon
|
between 1946 and 1947? |
2/9 | 482a-b |
Boat Saturn in
harbor The Saturn was purchased from the
U.S. Navy in 1947
|
1947? |
2/10 | 483 |
Boat B.B.2 Ketchikan
docked near Fremont Bridge, Seattle Written on verso: "Built by Tripple and Everett.
|
1948 |
2/10 | 484a-b | Boat B.B.3 leaving
dock Written on verso: "Built by Tripple and Everett.
|
1948 |
2/10 | 485 | Boat Libby 21 Ray KrantzSeattle,
WA (photographer)
Written on verso: built 1949 By Grandy Boat Co.
|
1949 |
2/10 | 486a-e | Interior of the Sunnyvale
|
1949 |
2/10 | 487 | Men loading skiff onto power schooner
P.S. Beaver with Libby 22
and Libby 23 docked in
background |
1950 |
2/10 | 488 | between 1950 and 1959? | |
2/11 | 489a-b |
Libby 22 and
Libby 23 in Seattle harbor Ray KrantzSeattle,
WA (photographer)
|
1950 |
2/11 | 490 | 1950 | |
2/11 | 491a | Engine for the Beaver C.L. Edwards (photographer)
Reverse reads: Caterpillar Diesel D318 Marine Engine provides
power for operation of the fishing scow Beaver
operating out of Ketchikan, Alaska
|
March 23, 1950 |
2/11 | 491b | Engine for the Beaver
|
1950 |
2/11 | 492a-b |
K-6 Ketchikan in Lake
Union, Seattle, WA Ray KrantzSeattle,
WA (photographer)
|
April 1950 |
2/11 | 493 |
K-6 Ketchikan in Lake
Union, Seattle, WA Moss Photo, N.Y (photographer)
|
April 1950 |
2/12 | 494 |
Boat Libby No. 10 at
sea Richards Studio,Tacoma, WA (photographer)
|
May 11, 1950 |
2/12 | 495a-b |
Boats Libby No. 11 ,
Libby No. 10 , and Libby No.
9 with navy ships Richards Studio,Tacoma, WA (photographer)
|
May 11, 1950 |
2/12 | 496 | Loading a small boat onto a flatbed semi-truck,
Astoria, OR Written on verso: Loading P.A.F. Gillnet boat for Alaska. Note
cradle this provided for all boats.
|
1952 |
2/12 | 497 | July 24, 1952 | |
2/12 | 498 | Boat Hannah C in
harbor |
May 1953 |
2/12 | 499 | May 1953 | |
2/12 | 500 | Boat Libby No. 20 in Uyak
Bay, Kodiak Island, Alaska |
July 24, 1954 |
Ships at sea |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/13 | 501 | Two masted sailing ship |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/13 | 502 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/13 | 503 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/13 | 504a-b | Four masted sailing ship at sea owned by Alaska
Packers Association, not Libby |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/13 | 505 | Full rigged sailing ship |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/13 | 506 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/13 | 507 |
Men rowing past sunken ship. Two boats in
distance. Written on verso: Libbyville at Kvichak, Bristol Bay.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/13 | 508 |
St. Francis at
sea Ship St. Francis, 1882, Bath, Maine. A Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year from Seattle Marine Surveyors.
|
1882 |
Steamships and ferries |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/14 | 509 | Steamship possibly in Lake Union |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/14 | 510 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/14 | 511 | Ferry or river boat on water Written on verso: Not Libby.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/14 | 512 | Steamship Dorothy Alexander
at Kake, Alaska |
1931 |
Docked boats and ships and construction |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/14 | 513 | Detail of sailing mast Gordon JonesSeattle,
WA (photographer)
Written on verso: Foremast of the Abner
Coburn in Lake Union.
|
between 1920 and 1929? |
2/14 | 514 | Beached scow |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/14 | 515 | Two men standing near a boat on a dock |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/14 | 516 |
Men loading a ship Written on verso: "Loading canned salmon to take out to big
ship. fishing boats stacked. Must be Aug. or so
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/14 | 517 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/14 | 518 | Power scow under construction |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/14 | 519 |
View into a skiff Verso reads: Bryant's marina, Inc. Bryant V. Bottom Power
Seine Skiff. L.O.A. 17'. Beam 6'2. Depth 46". Keel and stem 3 ½". Fir with oak
shoe. Frames 1x4 oak, planking 7/8 net V.G. Cedar. Powered with kermath 25 h.p.
2:1 red gear. Bronze shaft and prop. Water cooled exhaust. 15 gal gas tank.
Limited number available for immediate delivery. Orders accepted for spring
delivery.
|
1946 |
Moran's Boat and Woodworking Shop boats, Anacortes,
WA |
May 1950 | ||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/15 | 520a-b | Men standing by a line of small boats |
May 1950 |
2/15 | 521 | Aft ends of four small boats |
May 1950 |
2/15 | 522a-b | Small boat being loaded on ship |
May 1950 |
Floater hull 351 and refrigerated scow |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/15 | 523 | 1952? | |
2/15 | 524a-f | 1952? | |
2/15 | 525a-b | 1952? | |
2/15 | 526a-c | Floater hull, Tacoma, WA, viewed from rear |
1952? |
2/15 | 527a-d | Cabins of a floater hull, Tacoma, WA |
1952? |
2/15 | 528a-d | 1952? | |
2/15 | 529a-c | June 1955? | |
Motorboats and miscellaneous |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/16 | 530a-c | Motorboat possibly on Lake Washington |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/16 | 531 | Man on a motorboat possibly on Lake
Washington |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/16 | 532a-b | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/16 | 533 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/16 | 534 | Waves crashing on the nose of a ship |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/16 | 535 | Men standing near a boat on a ship |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/16 | 536 | Two men on sailboat on water |
1955? |
Locations without direct association with Libby, McNeill & LibbyReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
---|---|---|---|
Box | item | ||
1 | 537 | The Alaska Peninsula Written on verso: The bleak coast of the Alaska Peninsula from a
ship carrying crews North for the season.
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 538 | Aerial view of Anchorage, Alaska |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 539a-b | between 1940 and 1949? | |
1 | 540 | Men constructing scow in Friday Harbor, WA |
between 1940 and 1949? |
1 | 541 | Docks and buildings in Juneau, Alaska |
between 1920 and 1950? |
1 | 542 |
Men working on dock next to Charlotte B in Seldona Written on verso: Cannery tender Charlotte B and scow- loading
lumber for Kenai left on dock by steamer.
|
1945 |
1 | 543 | Graves and field in Alaska |
between 1918 and 1959? |
1 | 544 | Houses covered in snow |
between 1918 and 1959? |
Other Canneries (not Libby) |
|||
Box/Folder | item | ||
2/17 | 545 | Columbia River Packers Cannery viewed from water,
Chignik , Alaska |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/17 | 546 | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/17 | 547a-b | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/17 | 548 | Port Graham cannery viewed from water In 1911, the Fidalgo Island Packing Company established a
cannery in Port Graham. It burned in 1960.
|
between 1911 and 1960? |
2/17 | 549 | Port Williams Cannery, Kodiak Island,
Alaska |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/17 | 550 |
Squaw Harbor Cannery, Unga Island, Alaska Squaw Harbor Cannery was acquired by Pacific American
Fisheries (PAF) in 1917
|
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/17 | 551 | Sunny Point Cannery, Ketchikan, Alaska |
between 1918 and 1959? |
2/17 | 552a-b | between 1918 and 1959? | |
2/17 | 553 | between 1918 and 1959? |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)
Personal Names
- Graham, Guy V., 1893-1976--Photographs
Corporate Names
- Libby, McNeill & Libby--Photographs
- Libby, McNeill & Libby. Salmon Division--Photographs