Record Details
Field | Value |
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Title | Guide to the Alaska Packers Association records 1841-1989 |
Subject |
Salmon fisheries--Alaska--History--Sources.; Salmon Fisheries--Alaska--History--Sources--Maps.; Salmon fisheries--Alaska--History--Sources--Photographs.; Salmon fisheries--Washington (State)--Puget Sound--History--Sources.; Salmon fisheries--Washington (State)--Puget Sound--History--Sources.; Salmon canning industry--Pacific Coast (U.S.)--History--Sources.; Salmon canning industry--Alaska--History--Sources.; Salmon canning industry--Alaska--History--Sources--Maps.; Salmon canning industry--Alaska--History--Sources--Photographs.; Salmon canning industry--Washington (State)--Puget Sound--History--Sources.; Salmon canning industry--Washington (State)--Puget Sound--History--Sources--Maps.; Fishery law and legislation--United States--History--Sources.; Fishery law and legislation--Alaska--History--Sources.; Indians of North America--Land Tenure--History--Sources.; Indians of North America--Fishing Law and Legislation--History--Sources.; Alaska.; Washington (State).; Architectural Drawings.; Maps.; Photographs.; Fisheries and Wildlife; Native Americans |
Description | The Alaska Packers Association records document the history of one of the most dominant forces in the commercial fishing industry in Alaska and the Puget Sound from the late nineteenth through the late twentieth century. The bulk of the records span from 1890 through 1974, documenting the growth of the industry, its technological and economic development, the geographic expansion of the salmon trade, and labor conditions. The records include administrative and... |
Publisher | Western Washington University, Heritage Resources |
Date | 1841/1989 |
Rights |
Access to personnel records containing social security numbers and other sensitive information is restricted until further notice. |
Type | Collection collection |
Identifier | http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv77299 |
Language | eng |
Format | 170 Linear Feet; |
Coverage | 1841-1989 |