History
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Libbyville Cannery - Naknek, Alaska
Libbyville Cannery - Naknek, Alaska
Libbyville Cannery - Naknek, Alaska
Star Air Service's Pacemaker NC168N in foreground - Alaska fishing boats in background. Plane was wrecked in 1946 and recovered and is on display at the Alaska aviation Heritage Museum.
Alaskan Fishing boat
Alaskan Fishing boat
Fishing boats; Wooden sailboats are soaking up water in Libby Lake so they will be sea worthy when it's time to fish.
Fishing boats - Alaska
Libbyville Cannery - Alaska
Libbyville Cannery - Alaska
Libbyville Cannery Salmon - Alaska
Libbyville Cannery - Alaska
Libbyville Cannery - Alaska - Arnold Davey and Albert Armstrong - probably between 1961 -1965 based on International Scout
The Libby, McNeill and Libby cannery at Lockanok was built in 1900 at the mouth of the Alagnak River by the North Alaska Salmon Company from San Francisco. The cannery reportedly burned in 1937. Photo circa 1920-1930.
Ship scene - Bristol Bay, Alaska "Bonito" - on back "G.W. Cory 1372" (Gilbert Cory 8/18/1880 - 5/17/1960 )
Fishing - Bristol Bay, Alaska
Fishing - Bristol Bay, Alaska
Fishing - Bristol Bay, Alaska: "Bonito"
Bristol Bay, Alaska: "Vega" fishing boat
Cannery - Naknek, Alaska