University of Washington Libraries, Special CollectionsPH1033Graham, Guy V., 1893-1976Guy V. Graham Libby
McNeill & Libby photograph collection1880s-1950s565 photographs (513 prints, 51 scans of
negatives)120 negativesCollection materials are in
English.Photographs of
Guy V. Graham & Libby McNeill LibbyGuy 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.
Chiefly photographs of cannery operations at Libby, McNeill &
Libby Cannery in Alaska. Also includes photographs of various locales in Alaska
and Washington State.
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.
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.
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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.
Written record and history of Libby, McNeill & Libby and
publications by the Libby organization have been removed and are now with
Manuscript Services.
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..Graham, Guy V., 1893-1976--PhotographsLibby, McNeill & Libby--PhotographsLibby, McNeill & Libby. Salmon Division--PhotographsVisual Materials Collections (University of Washington)PhotographsFishing and Canning
Libby, McNeill & Libby canneriesBristol BayXH71Panorama of buildings of Bristol Baybetween 1918 and 1959? 12a-bBuilding constructionbetween 1913 and 1959? 13a-bPossibly worker housingbetween 1918 and 1959?14a-bCollapsed dockbetween 1918 and 1959?15Rocks between two beached scowsbetween 1918 and 1959?16Beached rowboat with beached scow behindbetween 1918 and 1959? 17Three beached scowsbetween 1918 and 1959?18a-bMan standing next to beached Libby, McNeill &
Libby boatbetween 1918 and 1959? 19Men unloading catch from Mercurybetween 1918 and 1959? 110Ship towing a bargebetween 1918 and 1959?111Boat on dry landbetween 1918 and 1959? 112Dry docked scowsbetween 1918 and 1959? 113Dry docked boatsbetween 1918 and 1959? 114a-bFishing scows in distancebetween 1918 and 1959?115Fish on cannery floorbetween 1918 and 1959? Written on verso: 100,000 fish on floor of a Bristol Bay
salmon cannery.
116People hauling luggage across the ice to the
North StarOctober 17, 1915 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.
117Men on the dockbetween 1940 and 1949?118a-bThree men on dock in front of Libby's
buildingbetween 1940 and 1949? 119Towing sailing fishing boats to groundbetween 1950 and 1959?120aAerial over land towards buildingsJuly 1954120bMan standing on a seaplanebetween 1918 and 1959?CraigIn 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.
121Aerial view of the west coast of the Prince of Wales
Island, near Craigbetween 1929 and 1957?122Man walking along a dock at Craigbetween 1929 and 1957? Written on verso: Where boats stored for winter.
123The Libby, McNeill & Libby office at
Craigbetween 1929 and 1957? 124Man standing next to wall of machinerybetween 1929 and 1957?125Machine beltbetween 1929 and 1957?126a-cCannery machinerybetween 1929 and 1957?127Hold full of fishbetween 1929 and 1957? 128Bridge over riverbetween 1929 and 1957?Written on verso: Craig water supply for cannery.
129Boys looking out over dambetween 1929 and 1957? Written on verso: Dam for water supply.
130a-bView over a rocky beach towards waterbetween 1929 and 1957?131a-ePipeline running through plantsbetween 1929 and 1957?132House in Craig with a man on the front
porchbetween 1929 and 1957?133a-bThe dock at Craigbetween 1935 and 1940?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.
134Libby 1,
Libby 2, and Libby 3
docked at Craig1942 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.
EkukThe 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.
135Churchbetween 1915 and 1954?Possibly the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church of
America.
136Indian fish drying racksbetween 1915 and 1954? 137Man standing in front of machinery with
fishbetween 1915 and 1954? 138Men working to move fish from one machine to
anotherbetween 1915 and 1954?139a-cCannery equipmentbetween 1915 and 1954? 140Group of buildings probably at cannerybetween 1915 and 1954? 141Dry docked boats in front of cannerybetween 1915 and 1954? 142Building and docked fishing boatbetween 1915 and 1954? 143Dry docked fishing boatsbetween 1915 and 1954? 144View of building at cannerybetween 1915 and 1954? 145Distant view of houses from fieldbetween 1915 and 1954? 146Landscape near cannerybetween 1915 and 1954? 147Fishing boats on the water leaving the
dockbetween 1915 and 1954?148Native children and a dog sitting on the hood of a
carbetween 1930 and 1949? George InletBuilt 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.
149a-bGeorge Inlet viewed from waterbetween 1913 and 1958? Written on verso of item a: Main cannery, George Inlet. 1st
leased by Libby 1927.
150a-bDockbetween 1913 and 1958?Written on verso of item a: Dock at George Inlet. Currently, a
tourist attraction for Cape Fox Native Corp.
151Bunkhousebetween 1913 and 1958?152Superintendent and other employee housingbetween 1913 and 1958?Written on verso: Supt and other housing, George Inlet.
153Bridge and pipelinebetween 1913 and 1958?Written on verso: Water supply, George Inlet. From Whitmon
Creek.
154Possibly refrigeration unitbetween 1913 and 1958?KenaiThe 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.
155View of mountains and seabetween 1911 and 1959?156a-bKenai cannery viewed from waterbetween 1912 and 1959? 157Dry docked boatbetween 1912 and 1959?158number not used159Fish being loaded into train car from conveyor
beltbetween 1912 and 1959? 160Men loading fish from floating hullbetween 1912 and 1959? 161number not used162Train car and packagesbetween 1918 and 1959?163Fish elevator and boats at dock1945 Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. House scow and
Charlotte B loading out salmon to steamer. Loading
dock at high tide.
164Processing tablebetween 1918 and 1959?165Holding containerbetween 1918 and 1959?166Conveyor beltbetween 1918 and 1959? 167Man on a conveyor beltbetween 1918 and 1959? 168Man standing in front of machinerybetween 1918 and 1959? 169Men standing around conveyor beltbetween 1918 and 1959? 170Docked boatsbetween 1918 and 1959?171Men constructing a bargebetween 1918 and 1959? Item 72 not used.
173Distant ship at seabetween 1918 and 1959? 174Ship Seal dry
dockedbetween 1918 and 1942? 175Unloading fishing netbetween 1918 and 1959? 176Nets in the waterbetween 1918 and 1959? 177Woman and children standing near swing setbetween 1930 and 1959? 178Woman and children standing in front of
housebetween 1930 and 1959? 179Family standing on dockbetween 1930 and 1959? 180a-bBuildingbetween 1940 and 1949?181Men and trucks outside a buildingbetween 1940 and 1949?182Four men outside a building, possibly the mess
housebetween 1940 and 1949?183Four men inside mess housebetween 1940 and 1949? 184Dishes stacked on tables inside mess housebetween 1940 and 1949?185Men eating inside the mess housebetween 1940 and 1949? 186Three men and a dog outside the Kenai Post
Officebetween 1940 and 1949? 187Two men and a truck on the dockbetween 1940 and 1949?188Possibly a native worker with crutches sitting
outsidebetween 1940 and 1949?189a-bSuperintendent J.A. Torwick's house1942Written on verso of item a: Kenai, Alaska 1942. Supt's Home.
J.A. Torwick- Supt.
190Three men and a boy near a truck on the
beach1942Written 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.
191Six men on the ship Charlotte
B1945 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.
192Men on ship Flyer
Seattle1945Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Cannery Tender
Flyer unloading fish at dock.
193Three men on the ship Ermine1945Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Left to Right, Supt. A.
R. Pearmain, Capt. John Sandwick, Engineer George Ritz.
194Ralph Butler in the radio room1945 Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska. Radio room. Radio operator,
Ralph Butler.
195a-dFish elevator and tender1945 Written on verso of item a: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Fish elevator
and tender New Sunset at dock. Dock at
high-tide.
196View along the beach towards the dock1945Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Dock and waterfront at
low tide showing gridirons and "Power scow Ermine"
197Tanks and buildings1945Written on verso: Kenai, Alaska 1945. Mess house, Women's
bunkhouse, oil tanks, water tanks, cannery, store and office building.
Rasmussen photos of Kenai canneryCaptain 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.
198Pile driver in the waterbetween 1918 and 1959?Written on verso: A piledriver driving a fish trap in Cook
Inlet.
199Village in Kenai, Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959? 1100Ships pulled up a cannery docks. Buildings and water
towers behindbetween 1922 and 1959? Written on verso: The new Kenai cannery built in 1922.
1101Ship towing a scowbetween 1918 and 1959?Written on verso: Towing a scow load of salmon out of the
Kenai River for shipping to Seattle.
1102Three men at the store counterbetween 1918 and 1959? Written on verso: The old store at Kenai Cannery. (Note the
old lanterns on the top shelf).
1103Man posing with a dead brown bearbetween 1918 and 1959? Written on verso: A native shot a brown bear below the
Supt's house on the bank of the Kenai River.
1104a-cCannery buildings and pierbetween 1912 and 1921? Written on verso: The old cannery at Kenai. Built in 1912,
burned in 1921.
1105Ship Willard B.
1913 Written on verso: Willard B. anchored in
southeastern Alaska, 1913.
1106Man and a boy on a boat. Building in the
distance1918? Written on verso: The original salt house built by Russian
soldiers. Washed out in 1918.
1107Dogsled1918 Written on verso: Arriving at the Kenai Cannery in 1918. The
River was frozen from ½ mile inside the mouth.
Klawock1108View of Libby, McNeill & Libby cannery, probably
from a boatbetween 1918 and 1959? KoggiungKoggiung 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.
1109View from shore out to fishing fleetbetween 1913 and 1957?1110View from boat towards Koggiungbetween 1913 and 1957? 1111a-dAerial view of Koggiungbetween 1913 and 1957? 1112Koggiung from the beachbetween 1913 and 1957?1113a-bView up boardwalk towards Koggiung and
dockbetween 1913 and 1957? 1114a-cPossibly Superintendent's housebetween 1913 and 1957?1115Water or oil towersbetween 1913 and 1957?1116View up boardwalk to buildingsbetween 1913 and 1957?1117Cannery worker living quartersbetween 1913 and 1957?Libby, McNeill & Libby Written on verso: Cannery workers living quarters at Koggiung,
Alaska.
1118Boardwalk and buildingbetween 1913 and 1957? 1119Long building with covered walkwaybetween 1913 and 1957?1120Fishing boat, Ermine
between 1913 and 1957? 1121Dry docked scowbetween 1913 and 1957? 1122Men on a floating structurebetween 1913 and 1957?1123Docked boatsbetween 1913 and 1957? 1124a-bMen working with netsbetween 1913 and 1957? 1125Cart pulling Libby, McNeill & Libby
boxesbetween 1913 and 1957? 1126Two men standing in front of Libby, McNeill &
Libby building on dockbetween 1930 and 1957? 1127Motor in a covered shedbetween 1913 and 1957?1128a-dMen on and around fish elevatorbetween 1940 and 1957? 1129Beams and supportsbetween 1913 and 1957?1130a-jMachinerybetween 1913 and 1957? 1131Two buildingsbetween 1913 and 1957?1132Libby McNeill and Libby water towersbetween 1913 and 1957? 1133Docked sailboats, with ship and scow
behindbetween 1913 and 1957? Written on photograph: Waterfront, Koggiung.
1134Fleet of boats and scow on riverbetween 1913 and 1957? Written on photograph: Starting out.
1135Men on David B. in
riverbetween 1913 and 1957? 1136Docked boatsbetween 1913 and 1957? 1137a-dLandscape views of Koggiungbetween 1913 and 1957?1138Building with two smokestacksbetween 1913 and 1957?1139Conveyor belt leading to wooden buildingbetween 1913 and 1957?1140Cannery from seaplane or boatbetween 1913 and 1957?1141Cannery buildingsbetween 1913 and 1957?1142Local cannery with Alaska Packers
Associationbetween 1913 and 1957? 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.
1143Group of men sitting on grass near the
beachbetween 1913 and 1957? 1144a-bTractor pulling truck on the beachbetween 1940 and 1949?1145a-dMen using a conveyor belt to move boxes onto or off of
a shipbetween 1940 and 1949? 1146Man packing cans into a boxbetween 1940 and 1949?1147Men sitting around a potbellied stovebetween 1940 and 1949? 1148a-bAerial view of cannery1940 1149a-bMen unloading boats on a dock1944 1150a-bSailboats on river1944 Numbers 151-159 not used.
1160a-cView across land towards Koggiung cannery1944 Written on verso of item b: Koggiung, Alaska 1944 (Bristol
Bay). Mess house, Hospital, Cold Storage, Guest House, Supply Houses etc.
1161Cooler loading unit1944 1162aBoats pulled up on shore with cannery buildings in
distance1944 1162bBoys playing baseball outside building with water
tower nearby1944 Lake Union, Seattle, WAThe Lake Union property was purchased in 1917. The shipyard
there was completed in 1918.
1163Shipyard with the Libby No. 6
visiblebetween 1918 and 1959? 1164Shipyard with the North Star
visible.between 1918 and 1957? 1165Power schooner Expansion
docked alongside buildingsbetween 1918 and 1957? 1166a-cLarge ships pulled up next to dockbetween 1918 and 1957?1167Power scow under constructionbetween 1918 and 1957?1168Motorboat tied up at dockbetween 1918 and 1957?1169a-bMan on motorboat 30 N 783 between 1918 and 1957?1170a-bMachinerybetween 1918 and 1957? 1171Metal piecesbetween 1918 and 1957?1172Seagull on dock in front of boatsbetween 1918 and 1957?1173Fleet of shipsbetween 1918 and 1957?1174Docked boats and pile driverbetween 1918 and 1957? 1175The Marten and the
Muskrat on open waterbetween 1918 and 1957? 1176Docked boats probably at Lake Unionbetween 1918 and 1957?1177View from docked boatbetween 1918 and 1957?1178View of lake and boats from dockbetween 1935 and 1957? 1179Lake Union docksbetween 1918 and 1957? 1180a-gViews of dock buildings and Libby ships on Lake
Unionbetween 1918 and 1957? 1181The Ketchikan
dockedbetween 1935 and 1957? 1182The Libsea
docked next to building, probably a Libby's buildingbetween 1918 and 1957?1183Man painting Libby's label on ship
smokestackbetween 1940 and 1949? 1184Man standing on stairs near boatbetween 1940 and 1949?1185Two cars parked on a dockbetween 1940 and 1949?1186Libby McNeill & Libby Salmon Division office,
possibly in Seattle, Washingtonbetween 1940 and 1949? 1187Libby McNeill & Libby Salmon Division office,
possibly in Seattle, Washington covered in snowbetween 1940 and 1949? 1188Shipyard with the David B.
visible1942Libby, McNeill & Libby Written on verso: Seattle, Wash. 1942. Lake Union yards.
Cannery tenders at winter moorings waiting repairs etc.
1189Prow of boat under construction19471190Man working on aft end of a ship19471191Side of a boat under construction19471192Docked boats probably at Lake Unionbetween 1950 and 1959?1193Docked boats probably at Lake Unionbetween 1950 and 1959? 1194Portrait of a man and womanbetween 1950 and 1959? 1195a-dDocked boatsAugust 13, 1955 LibbyvilleThe Libbyville cannery was purchased from the North Alaska
Salmon Company in 1951.
1196View up a road to Libbyvillebetween 1951 and 1959?1197a-bLibbyville buildings and towers from a
distancebetween 1951 and 1959? 1198View of Libbyville from across a dammed
streambetween 1951 and 1959?1199A man in a refuse pile near Libbyvillebetween 1951 and 1959? 1200View of huts and houses along the beachbetween 1951 and 1959? 1201View up the beach toward the Libbyville
pierbetween 1951 and 1959?1202a-bWooden roads leading to buildingsbetween 1951 and 1959? 1203Barrels behind buildingsbetween 1951 and 1959?1204Buildings, nets and planksbetween 1951 and 1959? 1205Stacked wood and barrels outside a
buildingbetween 1951 and 1959?1206Building under constructionbetween 1951 and 1959?1207Fish elevator leading from the edge of a dock to a
buildingbetween 1951 and 1959? 1208Boat leaving pierbetween 1951 and 1959? 1209Electrical and water lines leading to
Libbyvillebetween 1951 and 1959?1210a-cWooden road leading from beach to
Libbyvillebetween 1951 and 1959? 1211Building and covered spacebetween 1951 and 1959?1212Construction of a wooden road with buildings and water
tower in backgroundbetween 1951 and 1959?1213Building under construction near three water
towersbetween 1951 and 1959?1214Buildings and stacked barrels near water
towerbetween 1951 and 1959? 1215Stacked barrels near buildingbetween 1951 and 1959?1216a-dStacked barrels, wood, and pallets near
buildingsbetween 1951 and 1959? 1217Water pipes and barrels near row of
buildingsbetween 1951 and 1959? 1218a-bRow of buildings with men walking from one building to
anotherbetween 1951 and 1959? 1219a-bSmall housebetween 1951 and 1959? 1220Row of buildingsbetween 1951 and 1959? 1221Hospitalbetween 1951 and 1959? 1222Men driving a cart pulling pallets of boxes near
buildingsbetween 1951 and 1959? 1223a-bFour children possibly native, outside a
buildingbetween 1951 and 1959? 1224Four native children on a beachbetween 1951 and 1959? 1225a-bThree women on a beach--one carrying fishbetween 1951 and 1959? 1226Chutebetween 1951 and 1959?1227a-dCannery machinerybetween 1951 and 1959? 1228Close up of enginebetween 1951 and 1959? 1229Machinery outside a buildingbetween 1951 and 1959?1230Pump and pipes outsidebetween 1951 and 1959? 1231Ships on waterbetween 1951 and 1959?Moser BayThe Moser Bay plant was purchased in 1946.
1232Aerial view of Moser Bay with boats tied up at the
dockbetween 1946 and 1959? 12335 men in the cookhousebetween 1946 and 1970? 1234a-dMachinerybetween 1946 and 1970?Taku HarborThe Taku plant was purchased in 1918. It was destroyed by a fire
in 1932 and had to be rebuilt the following year.
1235a-bTaku plant viewed from the waterbetween 1918 and 1959? 1236a-cTaku Harbor and pier viewed from waterbetween 1918 and 1959? 1237Taku warehouse and pierbetween 1918 and 1959?1238Taku pier and pilingsbetween 1918 and 1959?1239Taku plant viewed from the beachbetween 1918 and 1959? 1240Man standing on the pier in front of the stock room
and other buildingsbetween 1918 and 1959?1241Three men resting in a boat alongside the
pierbetween 1918 and 1959?1242Stacks of drums, wire and palletsbetween 1918 and 1959? Written on verso: Gasoline stacked outside cannery
building.
1243Man walking by stacks of wire rollsbetween 1918 and 1959? Written on verso: Wire for traps.
1244Building with frame work for pier or boardwalk
outsidebetween 1918 and 1959?1245Man standing on boardwalk with people on porch of
building behind himbetween 1918 and 1959? Written on photograph: Ex-Taku to Geo. Inlet
1246Building and boardwalk along beachbetween 1918 and 1959?1247Welcome arch and buildingsbetween 1918 and 1959? 1248Buildings with flagpolebetween 1918 and 1959?1249House and boats1943Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1943. Supt's house. A.
N. Minand, Spt. Southeastern Alaska.
1250A small bear in a wash tubbetween 1940 and 1949? Written on verso: A Saturday night bath in Taku.
1251Buildings and fences on hillsidebetween 1943 and 1944?1252a-bBuildings on hillsidebetween 1943 and 1944? Written on verso of item a: Native housing.
1253Rolls of wire on dockbetween 1943 and 1944?Written on verso: wire for making fish traps.
1254a-cWooden framing and buildingsbetween 1943 and 1944?Written on verso of item c: Winter storage for scows.
1255Dock and buildingsbetween 1943 and 1944?Sign reads: Seaplane float keep clear.
1256Rigging scow Samson II
between 1943 and 1944? 1257Men on a scowbetween 1943 and 1944? 1258Man playing with small dogbetween 1943 and 1944 Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1944. Supt. A. N. Minand
and "Prince". Supt's home in background. Southeastern Alaska.
1259Ship Willard B. pulled up
next to a scowbetween 1943 and 1944? 1260Ship at seabetween 1943 and 1944?Possibly the Roedda .
1261Docks and shipsbetween 1943 and 1944?Written on verso: Looking out toward Steven's Passage.
1262Docks and boatsbetween 1943 and 1944?1263Men tending a net in front of Libby's
buildingbetween 1943 and 1944 Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1944. Preparing "pot"
for floating fish trap. Southeastern Alaska.
1264Men unloading fish into a holdbetween 1943 and 1944? Written on verso: Unloading halibut.
1265Men unloading net into cartsbetween 1943 and 1944?Written on verso: Unloading halibut.
1266Man pushing cart across dockbetween 1943 and 1944?1267Men tying ropes to a floating structurebetween 1943 and 1944? 1268Group of men on a boatbetween 1943 and 1944? 1269Pierbetween 1943 and 1944?Written on verso: Unpowered scow in foreground.
1270a-gMachinerybetween 1943 and 1944? 1271Radio controls and
typewriterbetween 1943 and 1944? Written on verso: Radio shack.
1272Jitneybetween 1943 and 1944?1273Side of the pier with boats at the dock1944Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1944.
S.S. Aleutian , Alaska Steamship Co. Loading out
salmon and cannery crew. Southeastern Alaska.
1274Men on ship Roedda
1944 Written on verso: Fish tenders.
1275Ships Roedda and
Moira 1944 Written on verso: Taku Harbor, Alaska 1944. Cannery tender
"Roedda" and "Moira" tied at the dock. Southeastern Alaska.
YakutatBuilt 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.
1276People standing on grassy bank and dockbetween 1913 and 1951? Written on photograph: At Situk Landing, Yakutat, Alaska
1277Yakutat church decorated for Christmasbetween 1913 and 1951? 1278Garments and hats displayed on a wall1917 Written on photograph: These articles made by sewing class.
Yakutat, Alaska 1917.
1279Garments, cradles, birdhouses and books displayed on a
wall1917?1280Display of student work--including newspapers, minute
maps, multiplication tables and woodworking1917? 1281Group of people with musical instruments in a
decorated hallbetween 1920 and 1939? Written on verso: Native band at Yakutat.
1282The General W. Gorgas
between 1926 and 1930? The General Gorgas was built in 1902. Libby McNeill and Libby
purchased from Panama Railroad Co. in 1926. It was sold in 1930.
1283The S.S. Watson and the
General W. Gorgas at Yakutat, AlaskaOctober 2, 1928 1284Children seated at desks in the Yakutat
Schoolbetween 1930 and 1939? 1285The Federal jail and Dept Marshall's office in
Yakutat, Alaskabetween 1930 and 1939? 1286Four men and a woman standing on a wooden platform
under a lightbetween 1930 and 1939? 1287Group of people sitting on a boatbetween 1930 and 1939?1288People outside buildings on a hillsidebetween 1930 and 1939?1289a-bMen outside the Yakutat Schoolbetween 1930 and 1939? 1290Mountains viewed from waterbetween 1930 and 1939?1291Fishing camp with boats pulled on shore of Situk
Riverbetween 1930 and 1939? Written on verso: Near Yakutat. Railroad brought fish to
cannery.
1292Rocks and driftwood in front of treesbetween 1930 and 1939?Written on verso: Outside Pacific Ocean beach near
Yakutat.
1293A hill with rocks at the basebetween 1930 and 1939?1294Man swimmingbetween 1930 and 1939?1295Men digging in snowbetween 1930 and 1939?1296a-cMen digging a roadbetween 1930 and 1939?Written on verso of item b: Extending railroad bed.
1297Men standing lined up on the edge of a
buildingbetween 1930 and 1939? 1298Men in two boatsbetween 1930 and 1939?1299a-dShip heading to dock at Yakutatbetween 1930 and 1939? 1300Three people in beached row boat, two ships are docked
behind thembetween 1930 and 1939? 1301A large ship and a smaller ship docked at
Yakutatbetween 1930 and 1939? 1302View across the beach where a large ship and a boat
are dockedbetween 1930 and 1939?1303Docked ships in Yakutat and ships anchored in the
baybetween 1930 and 1939?1304Small boats in the harborbetween 1930 and 1939?1305Large ship off the coastbetween 1930 and 1939?1306A small ship towing a string of boatsbetween 1930 and 1939? Written on verso: Towing river skiffs to dry bay or Situk
Rivers.
1307The Hudson towing small
boatsbetween 1930 and 1939? 1308Men near a row of four boats on shorebetween 1930 and 1939? Written on verso: Fishermen Situk River.
1309Rowboats in the baybetween 1930 and 1939?1310Large boat arriving at snowy dockbetween 1930 and 1939? 1311Unmotorized boat hauling fishing scowbetween 1930 and 1939?1312Man rowing out to a shipbetween 1930 and 1939?1313The Cordova
dockingbetween 1930 and 1939? 1314Scow at the Yakutat dockbetween 1930 and 1939?1315Scow possibly on the Situk Riverbetween 1930 and 1939? 1316Row of rowboats on dock with cannery buildings in
backgroundbetween 1930 and 1939?1317Two boats anchored at seabetween 1930 and 1939? Front reads: Launch Nellie B.
anchored in Harbor. Knight Island, Yakutat, Alaska.
1318Two boats in the harborbetween 1930 and 1939?1319Beached shipbetween 1930 and 1939?1320S.S. Admiral Roger at
Yakutat, Alaskabetween 1930 and 1939? 1321The St. David listing
over to one sidebetween 1930 and 1939? Written on photograph: Barge St.
David . Wrecked. Ocean Cape, Yakutat, Alaska
1322People near a Yakutat & Southern Rail Road
trainbetween 1930 and 1939? 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.
1323View over a Yakutat & Southern Rail Road train,
and stacks of barrelsbetween 1930 and 1939?1324Yakutat & Southern Rail Road train hauling boats
on dockbetween 1930 and 1939?1325a-bMen driving a Caterpillar tractor off a
boatbetween 1930 and 1939? 1326Horses fording a riverbetween 1930 and 1939?1327Men watching a group of blue foxbetween 1930 and 1939? Written on photograph: A happy family of blue fox taking
lunch. W.H. Dugdell's fox farm. Yakutat, Alaska
1328a-bView over rooftops towards bayApril 28, 1932Written on verso of item a: Looking out to bay from Cannery.
Yakutat.
1329Two men swimming and a man in a row boatJuly 4, 1932Written on photograph: Swimming race. July 4,
1932,Yakutat.
1330a-eAlaska-Washington Airways seaplaneApril 28, 1932 Written on verso of item a: Alaska-Washington Airways out of
Juneau in Yakutat.
1331a-bRowing boats in bay with land in the
distanceJuly 4, 1935Front reads: Canoe Race. July 4, 1935. Yakutat, Alaska.
1332The U.S.S. Destroyer at
Yakutat, Alaska1935? 1333The U.S.S. Destroyer and
planes at YakutatMay 21, 19351334Two fish1944 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.
1334aYakutat and Southern Railroad, Yakutatundated 1334bTrain car of fish on Yakutat and Southern Railroad,
Yakutatundated Captain Rasmussen photographs of YakatutIn 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.
1335Men on a dock on the Situk Riverbetween 1918 and 1959?Written on verso: From Situk River (Yakutat Operation).
1336Yakutat and Southern Railroad engine pulled up next
to buildingbetween 1918 and 1959?Written on verso: From Situk River (Yakutat Operation).
Libby, McNeill & Libby cannery process2/1337a-fLibby employees unloading fish from the
Marten 1953? Magnetic can stacking
equipment1338a-gCanning processbetween 1918 and 1959? 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.
1339-352Miscellaneous cannery machinerybetween 1918 and 1959?Photos of cannery machinery, it is uncertain at which
canneries machinery was located.
2/2353-355Miscellaneous cannery machinerybetween 1918 and 1959?Photos of cannery machinery, it is uncertain at which
canneries machinery was located.
Libby, McNeill & Libby employees and
othersGuy V. Graham1356Guy Graham holding a fishing pole standing on a
seaplanebetween 1918 and 1959? Guy Graham at Craig1357Guy Graham and a man standing in front of a
lakebetween 1930 and 1949? Written on verso: Guy Graham on left.
1358a-bGuy Graham and another man examining a water barrel
in front of a lakebetween 1930 and 1949?1359Guy Graham standing in front of a man dipping a
stick into waterbetween 1930 and 1949?1360Guy Graham in front of small waterfallbetween 1930 and 1949?1361a-bGuy Graham next to a dark hole in the
foliagebetween 1930 and 1949?1362Man examining plantsbetween 1930 and 1949?1363Man examining boards over streambetween 1930 and 1949?1364Portrait of Guy Graham on dockbetween 1930 and 1949? 1365Guy Graham standing outdoorsbetween 1930 and 1949?1366Guy Graham and another man walking up
dockbetween 1930 and 1949?1367Portrait of Guy Graham on seated in rocking
chairbetween 1930 and 1949?1368Guy Graham seated on a tractorbetween 1940 and 1949?1369Guy Graham holding a life preserver of
Libsea of Ketchikanbetween 1940 and 1949?1370Guy Graham and another man seated on
Libsea of Ketchikanbetween 1940 and 1949? 1371Guy Graham and another man standing with fishing poles
next to the day's catchbetween 1940 and 1949? 1372a-gGuy Graham and another man in a skiff on
waterbetween 1940 and 1949? 1373Guy Graham standing outside a buildingbetween 1940 and 1949? Libby, McNeill & Libby employees in
offices1374a-bWoman using office machinerybetween 1940 and 1949?1375Woman sorting through mail at an information
deskbetween 1940 and 1949?1376Women preparing paperwork in officebetween 1940 and 1949? 1377Man seated at desk with typewriter and open
ledgerbetween 1940 and 1949?1378Men seated at desks in an officebetween 1940 and 1949? 1379Woman receiving a check from a manbetween 1940 and 1949?Libby employees identification card
portraits2/3380-406Unidentified employees of Libby, McNeill &
Libbybetween 1918 and 1959?25 photos with some photographs of the same person.
2/3407a-bJ.P. Hansen, captain of the Bark W.B. Flint between 1918 and 1959? 2/3408J.A. Roseagner, captain of ship Abner Coburn between 1918 and 1959?People at Libby Salmon Division events2/4409Libby employees seated at banquet
tablebetween 1918 and 1959? 2/4410Men attending a banquetbetween 1920 and 1929?Webster and StevensSeattle, WA 2/4411Approximately 27 people sitting at a
banquet tableMarch 19482/4412Libby Salmon bowling teambetween 1944 and 1945? 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.).
2/4413Libby employees at a banquet table
for Williard Smith and N.V. Kocherger Retirement dinnerNovember 14 or 21, 1952Artcraft Studios, Seattle, Washington2/4414Libby employees posing in front of a
Christmas tree for a holiday partybetween 1950 and 1959? 2/4415a-fLibby employees at a
banquetbetween 1950 and 1959?Rowland Studios, Seattle, WashingtonRoger Dudley, Seattle, Washington Other people possibly related to Libby, McNeill &
Libby1416Portrait of young boy outsidebetween 1918 and 1959?1417Group at a dining hallbetween 1918 and 1959? 1418Older man standing on steps outside a
buildingbetween 1918 and 1959?1419Group of people, possibly natives,
probably Libby employeesbetween 1918 and 1959? 1420Two men dancingbetween 1918 and 1959?1421Native women and children standing
outside probably in front of cannery plantbetween 1918 and 1959?1422Man presenting a paper to another man19421423Man with native man in overalls and boots standing on
a dockbetween 1940 and 1949? 1424Group of men and womenbetween 1940 and 1949?Alfred A. WitterSeattle, WAWritten on verso: Hoffer, Graham, McCormick, Jack Wright,
McGregor, Burt Campbell.
1425a-bThree men in suits standing outside a
housebetween 1940 and 1949?1426Two men in suits standing outside a housebetween 1940 and 1949?1427Two men seated on dock conversing at Bristol
Baybetween 1940 and 1949? 1428Two men in suit and hats seated and talking on
dockbetween 1940 and 1949?1429Two men in suit and hats on dockbetween 1940 and 1949?1430Two men in caps talking outside a buildingbetween 1940 and 1949?1431Three men standing on a busy dock with a ship in
background, two of the men shake handsbetween 1940 and 1949?1432Three women in overcoats, one with a fur stole on
dockbetween 1940 and 1949? 1433A man standing on a dock in front of fish
elevatorbetween 1940 and 1949? 1434a-dMen and women seated in formal attireNovember 1943Finer Kodak Finishing, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Hoffer, Goakam, McCormick, Jack Knight,
McGregor, Bent Campbell
1435Jamie and Blanche Montgomery and Charlie Killian
seated outdoors in Ekuk1944? 1436Jack, Lee, and Lindsay Ann Borman seated
outdoorsSeptember 1951Written on verso: Jack, Lee, and Lindsay Ann Borman,
Casablanca, Sept. 1951.
2/5437Man at wheel of P.S. Beaver
1950Transportation related to Libby, McNeill &
LibbyAirplanes and views from airplanes1438Two parked Pacific Northern Airlines
planesbetween 1945 and 1959? 1439Aerial view over Prince William
Soundbetween 1945 and 1959? 1440Glacier water flowing into ocean waterbetween 1945 and 1959?1441Airplane at Ketchikanbetween 1940 and 1949? Written on verso: Landed at Annette Island Airfield, PR.
1442Aerial view over Kodiakbetween 1940 and 1949?1443Men and women standing near a Pacific
Northern Airlines plane in an airfieldbetween 1940 and 1949? 1444View out over a Pacific Northwest
Airlines airplane wingbetween 1940 and 1949?Libby sailing vesselsThe 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.
2/6445Men and women aboard boat Libbybetween 1940 and 1949? 2/6446Man climbing the rigging of the docked Muskratbetween 1918 and 1959?2/6447Aerial view of people and equipment on boat
deckbetween 1918 and 1959? 2/6448Boats Leo and the
Mercury at seabetween 1918 and 1959?2/6449Boats Leo, the
Vega, and the Mercury
dockedbetween 1918 and 1959? 2/6450Boat Mercury in Bristol
Baybetween 1918 and 1959?2/6451The fish tender Neptunebetween 1918 and 1959? The Neptune was sold in 1956.
2/6452a-bOriental at sea and
dockedbetween 1916 and 1925? The Oriental was launched in
1874, purchased by Libby, McNeill and Libby circa 1916. The company sold the
vessel in 1925.
2/6453The Seal dry
dockedbetween 1918 and 1942? Written on verso: The Seal used
in Kenai for years. Sold to private party in 1942.
2/6454a-bThe St.
Francesbetween 1918 and 1959? 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.
2/6455Boats St. John II and the
Geniusbetween 1918 and 1959? 2/6456Fishing boat St.
Zitabetween 1918 and 1959?Oceanic Sales Co 2/6457Boat Wafico No.
2between 1918 and 1959?Ray KrantzSeattle,
WA Written on verso: Built by Grandy.
2/6458Captain's bunk in wheel housebetween 1918 and 1959?2/7459a-dShip Abner Coburn at
seabetween 1913 and 1936? 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.
2/7460a-bShip W.B.
Flintbetween 1913 and 1922? Bought circa 1913 from Alaska Fishing Packing co. It completed
the last voyage from Alaska in 1922. Destroyed circa 1936 and burnt for
scrap.
2/7461a-bShips Henry Wilson and
the S.S. George F. Haller out at seabetween 1916 and 1923?2/7462Ship Henry Wilson
between 1916 and 1923? Built 1899 and purchased by Libby, McNeill and Libby circa
1916. Completed last voyage from Alaska in 1923 and was destroyed in 1937.
2/7463Ship George Curtis at
seabetween 1916 and 1924? George Curtis was built 1884.
First mentioned in 1916. Burned circa 1924
2/7464Abandoned ship possibly St.
Francis on shorebetween 1917 and 1920?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.
2/7465Boat Libby No. 12 viewed
from prow1918? 2/8466a-dBoat Expansion outside a
Libby, McNeill & Libby office1918? The power schooner Expansion was
purchased circa 1918
2/8467a-bExpansion viewed from
prow1918? Libby Maine2/8468Wooden dry dock ramp for the
Libby Maine1917G.M. Standifer Construction Corp2/8469a-cUnderside of the
Libby Maine in dry dockbetween 1917 and 1918?2/8470a-bPropellers of the
Libby Mainebetween 1917 and 1918?2/8471Ship Libby
Maine at seabetween 1918 and 1941? The Libby Maine was built circa
1917-1918. Sold and renamed the Ethel Stokel in
1941
2/9472Boat Penguin1937 Written on photograph: Red Salmon Canning Co. 1937. 7 m.p.h.
Built by Maritime Boat Building Co., Seattle
Written on verso: Not Libby. Power Scow. Co. at Naknek in
Bristol Bay. Started 1916--Frank B. Peterson pres. 1948 Sold to Wards Cove
Pkg.
2/9473Men standing on deck of the Moirabetween 1940 and 1949? 2/9474Men standing on deck of the Expansionbetween 1940 and 1949?2/9475Men standing on the dock in front of the
Charlotte B.between 1940 and 1949?2/9476a-bBoat Beatrice
Annbetween 1940 and 1949? Written on verso: "Wheeler ship building and construction co.
Anacortis. 17,500.00 Equipped with standing rigging.
2/9477a-cBoat Ermine of Ketchikan
dry docked on the shoreRay KrantzSeattle,
WA1943 Reverse reads: Ermine entered in
completed form
2/9478Boat Ermine of Ketchikan
in harborRay KrantzSeattle,
WA19432/9479Boat North
Star1944 The North Star was built circa
1913. It was sold to Oaksmith in 1949
Written on verso: 1944. Leader and rigging scow.
2/9480Ship David W. Branch on
the water1946? Written on verso: 1946 sold by Libby-disc. freight and
passenger ships.
2/9481Boat Libby No. 6
dockedbetween 1946 and 1947? Reverse reads: 1946-1947 Columbia River Packers. Astoria,
Oregon
2/9482a-bBoat Saturn in
harbor1947? The Saturn was purchased from the
U.S. Navy in 1947
2/10483Boat B.B.2 Ketchikan
docked near Fremont Bridge, Seattle1948 Written on verso: "Built by Tripple and Everett.
2/10484a-bBoat B.B.3 leaving
dock1948Written on verso: "Built by Tripple and Everett.
2/10485Boat Libby 211949Ray KrantzSeattle,
WAWritten on verso: built 1949 By Grandy Boat Co.
2/10486a-eInterior of the Sunnyvale19492/10487Men loading skiff onto power schooner
P.S. Beaver with Libby 22
and Libby 23 docked in
background19502/10488Boats Irene L and the
New Mexico dockedbetween 1950 and 1959? 2/11489a-bLibby 22 and
Libby 23 in Seattle harbor1950Ray KrantzSeattle,
WA 2/11490Beaver on Lake Union,
Seattle1950 2/11491aEngine for the BeaverC.L. EdwardsMarch 23, 1950Reverse reads: Caterpillar Diesel D318 Marine Engine provides
power for operation of the fishing scow Beaver
operating out of Ketchikan, Alaska
2/11491bEngine for the Beaver19502/11492a-bK-6 Ketchikan in Lake
Union, Seattle, WAApril 1950Ray KrantzSeattle,
WA 2/11493K-6 Ketchikan in Lake
Union, Seattle, WAApril 1950Moss Photo, N.Y2/12494Boat Libby No. 10 at
seaMay 11, 1950Richards Studio,Tacoma, WA 2/12495a-bBoats Libby No. 11 ,
Libby No. 10 , and Libby No.
9 with navy shipsMay 11, 1950Richards Studio,Tacoma, WA 2/12496Loading a small boat onto a flatbed semi-truck,
Astoria, OR1952Written on verso: Loading P.A.F. Gillnet boat for Alaska. Note
cradle this provided for all boats.
2/12497Boat Dew Drop, at Uyak
Bay, Kodiak Island, AlaskaJuly 24, 1952 2/12498Boat Hannah C in
harborMay 19532/12499Boat Hiram in
harborMay 1953 2/12500Boat Libby No. 20 in Uyak
Bay, Kodiak Island, AlaskaJuly 24, 1954Ships at sea2/13501Two masted sailing shipbetween 1918 and 1959?2/13502Three masted sailing ship at sea with United States
flagbetween 1918 and 1959? 2/13503Three masted sailing ship at seabetween 1918 and 1959? 2/13504a-bFour masted sailing ship at sea owned by Alaska
Packers Association, not Libbybetween 1918 and 1959?2/13505Full rigged sailing shipbetween 1918 and 1959?2/13506Sailing ship at seabetween 1918 and 1959? 2/13507Men rowing past sunken ship. Two boats in
distance.between 1918 and 1959? Written on verso: Libbyville at Kvichak, Bristol Bay.
2/13508St. Francis at
sea1882 Ship St. Francis, 1882, Bath, Maine. A Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year from Seattle Marine Surveyors.
Steamships and ferries2/14509Steamship possibly in Lake Unionbetween 1918 and 1959?2/14510Steamship at seabetween 1918 and 1959? 2/14511Ferry or river boat on waterbetween 1918 and 1959?Written on verso: Not Libby.
2/14512Steamship Dorothy Alexander
at Kake, Alaska1931Docked boats and ships and construction2/14513Detail of sailing mastbetween 1920 and 1929?Gordon JonesSeattle,
WAWritten on verso: Foremast of the Abner
Coburn in Lake Union.
2/14514Beached scowbetween 1918 and 1959?2/14515Two men standing near a boat on a dockbetween 1918 and 1959?2/14516Men loading a shipbetween 1918 and 1959? Written on verso: "Loading canned salmon to take out to big
ship. fishing boats stacked. Must be Aug. or so
2/14517Men standing next to a boat under
constructionbetween 1918 and 1959? 2/14518Power scow under constructionbetween 1918 and 1959?2/14519View into a skiff1946 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.
Moran's Boat and Woodworking Shop boats, Anacortes,
WAMay 19502/15520a-bMen standing by a line of small boatsMay 19502/15521Aft ends of four small boatsMay 19502/15522a-bSmall boat being loaded on shipMay 1950Floater hull 351 and refrigerated scow2/15523Panorama of a floater hull 351, Tacoma, WA1952? 2/15524a-fSide view of floater hull, Tacoma, WA1952? 2/15525a-bProw of floater hull, Tacoma, WA1952? 2/15526a-cFloater hull, Tacoma, WA, viewed from rear1952?2/15527a-dCabins of a floater hull, Tacoma, WA1952?2/15528a-dMan stowing something under a tarp on the deck of the
floater hull, Tacoma, WA1952? 2/15529a-cRefrigerated scow at dockJune 1955? Motorboats and miscellaneous2/16530a-cMotorboat possibly on Lake Washingtonbetween 1918 and 1959?2/16531Man on a motorboat possibly on Lake
Washingtonbetween 1918 and 1959?2/16532a-bMan on a motorboat outside Bryant's Marinabetween 1918 and 1959? 2/16533View of a pile driver being towedbetween 1918 and 1959? 2/16534Waves crashing on the nose of a shipbetween 1918 and 1959?2/16535Men standing near a boat on a shipbetween 1918 and 1959?2/16536Two men on sailboat on water1955?Locations without direct association with Libby, McNeill
& Libby1537The Alaska Peninsulabetween 1918 and 1959?Written on verso: The bleak coast of the Alaska Peninsula from a
ship carrying crews North for the season.
1538Aerial view of Anchorage, Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959?1539a-bView over construction yard in Friday Harbor,
WAbetween 1940 and 1949? 1540Men constructing scow in Friday Harbor, WAbetween 1940 and 1949?1541Docks and buildings in Juneau, Alaskabetween 1920 and 1950?1542Men working on dock next to Charlotte B in Seldona1945 Written on verso: Cannery tender Charlotte B and scow- loading
lumber for Kenai left on dock by steamer.
1543Graves and field in Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959?1544Houses covered in snowbetween 1918 and 1959?Other Canneries (not Libby)2/17545Columbia River Packers Cannery viewed from water,
Chignik , Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959?2/17546Annette Island Canning Co. viewed from water,
Metlakatla, Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959? 2/17547a-bNakeen Cannery viewed from waterbetween 1918 and 1959? 2/17548Port Graham cannery viewed from waterbetween 1911 and 1960?In 1911, the Fidalgo Island Packing Company established a
cannery in Port Graham. It burned in 1960.
2/17549Port Williams Cannery, Kodiak Island,
Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959?2/17550Squaw Harbor Cannery, Unga Island, Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959? Squaw Harbor Cannery was acquired by Pacific American
Fisheries (PAF) in 1917
2/17551Sunny Point Cannery, Ketchikan, Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959?2/17552a-bWaterfall Cannery, Naket Packing Co., Nakat,
Alaskabetween 1918 and 1959? 2/17553Nets stretched out in front of buildings at a
cannerybetween 1918 and 1959?