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Aerial photographs of Seattle Watershed
and Pipeline.; Historical Note; The Water Department was created in 1910 from the former Department of
Lighting and Water Works. It managed the water supply for the city and most of
King County....
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Stereoscopic
views of various locations around Seattle including downtown, parks, University
of Washington , lakes, Sand Point Naval Base and some views in Sammamish
Valley; The collection comprises stereoscopic views of Seattle and...
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Photographs and
slides of Seattle, particularly the Queen Anne neighborhood, from chiefly the
late 1800s through the late 1980s; The Leslie Hamilton collection consists of historical and modern
photographs and slides of Seattle,...
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Papers of an
oceanographer who taught at the University of Washington and engaged in major
research projects, such as the first comprehensive synoptic survey of the
Northern Pacific Ocean.; Richard H. Fleming (1909-1989) was an...
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Records of the
Washington Sea Grant Program; The Washington State Sea Grant Program was established in 1968. Based
at the University of Washington, it draws on the talents of the university and
affiliated institutions, while working in...
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Records of an
environmental organization founded to oppose the establishment of oil ports and
off-loading facilities on Puget Sound in Washington State.; The Coalition Against Oil Pollution (CAOP) was founded in 1972 by
Robert Lynette...
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Contains materials about the history of Utah State
University, building construction, program development, and administration.; Historical Note; Utah State University has had a long history of research in water development,...
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Minutes, correspondence and other
materials generated by and of interest to the Alaska Fishermen's
Union; Historical Note:; The Alaska Fishermen's Union was operational by 1919 and their
headquarters were located in downtown Seattle....
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The Pacific Marine Supply Company Records comprise photographs, catalogs and
brochures relating to the Pacific Net and Twine Company, later renamed Pacific Marine Supply Company. Also included in
the collection are records relating to...
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Papers, photographs, diaries, clippings,
ephemera, and other materials of the Barbey family of Oregon, involved in the
salmon canning industry.; Papers, photographs, diaries, clippings, ephemera, and other materials
of the Barbey...
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The Edward Kolbe Research Notebook
documents Kolbe's research on fishing trawl doors as an Oregon State
University Extension Engineering Specialist at the Hatfield Marine Science
Center.; Biographical Note:; Edward Kolbe joined the faculty of...
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The Engineering Experiment Station Records document engineering research conducted by faculty, staff, and students at Oregon State University. The bulk of the collection is comprised of the Papers of Samuel H. Graf. The Engineering Experiment...
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This collection contains the business records of Astoria Iron Works, a prominent canning machinery company started in 1881 in Astoria, Oregon.; Historical Note; Astoria Iron Works was a prominent canning machinery company started in 1881 in...
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Charles Feller (1889-1966) became an Oregon fish merchant and wholesaler in Marshfield and Coos Bay, Oregon and established the Charles Feller Company which traded world-wide in canned, smoked, and frozen fish. The collection contains company...
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Includes articles of incorporation, minutes of stockholders' meetings, stock record, and dividend record. The firm was a cannery. The incorporators were Milton Smith, C. R. Hallberg, and W. H. Cooper.; Biographical/Historical note; The Columbia...
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Hapgood and Company were Northwest salmon packers and shippers, and were successors to Hapgood, Hume and Company. The collection (1870-1897) contains ledgers, correspondence, invoices, sales, account information, and other financial records.;...
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Oregon Canning Company was incorporated July 5, 1899 by W. F. Jewett, N. J. Cornwall, M. Herrick, and O. B. Hinsdale and was located in Gardiner, Oregon. Collection includes six volumes: a minute book, journal, ledger, stock certificates, stock...
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The R.D. Hume and Company was founded by Robert Deniston Hume (1845-1908) who came to Oregon from California and created a commercial empire in Curry County. The collection contains ledgers, journals, cash books, inventories, statements, invoices,...
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The collection contains a written legal agreement dated November 5, 1883, between T. F. Williams and G. W. Williams, both of Cascade Locks, Oregon, and also William Haaker of the Importing and Fish Preservation House, in New York City, concerning...
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This is a collection includes assorted scrapbooks relating to
the Pacific Northwest, Whatcom county, Bellingham, Lynden as well as information relating to
local families and individuals. This collection also consists of twelve...
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This collection documents Bornstein
Seafoods and its fishing and retail activities. The collection
includes scrapbooks, photographs, documentation of a fire at the plant, and
reports.; Bornstein Seafoods was founded in 1930 in...
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These photographs were collected by Jane Clark of the Western
Washington University Bureau for Faculty Research. The photographs pertain to commerical
fishing (including boats and fish traps), and leisure boating activities...
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The collection includes files relating
to J.M. (John Macfarlane) Cuthill's career as cannery superintendent, land agent and
attorney with the Alaska Packers Association and its successor, DMC Properties.
Records reflect the history of...
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This is a collection of books related to
commercial fish production and fisheries research in the Pacific
Northwest.; This is a collection of books related to commercial fish production
and fisheries research in the Pacific Northwest.
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This collection of newspaper clippings,
statistics, scholarly articles, and first hand account oral interviews pertain
to women in the commercial fishing industry. They were collected by the then
Western Washington University student,...
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