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“Treasures from the Collection”: Recounting Cannery Counters
In addition to writing the “Collections Catch of the Week” blog, our 2019 summer Collections [READ MORE]
Sugary Sweet Summer with the Beauty Shop Dolls
Submitted by Heritage Interpreter Antonia L. The Cannery’s outdoor “Tank Deck” welcomed the Beauty Shop [READ MORE]
Fin-tastic Finds: The Boiler Room
Submitted by Heritage Interpreter Lina K., exploring those little-known places and exhibits inside the Gulf [READ MORE]
Collections Catch of the Week – Salmon Longline Gear
The “Collections Catch of the Week” blogs showcase artifacts from our collection that are not [READ MORE]
Blues Band Brings Back Blue Skies – Steve Kozak Band
Submitted by Heritage Interpreter Antonia L. Vancouver born artist Steve Kozak and his band shook [READ MORE]
The Label Unwrapped – A Great Day for a Picnic!
“The Label Unwrapped: The History of Canned Salmon Labels” is the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National [READ MORE]
Collections Catch of the Week – Counter for Vacuum Closing Machine
The “Collections Catch of the Week” blogs showcase artifacts from our collection that are not [READ MORE]
Brought to Life by Blues – Harpdog Brown Quartet
Submitted by Heritage Interpreter Antonia L. Last Friday, Music at the Cannery had the old [READ MORE]
The Label Unwrapped – Pester Power!
“The Label Unwrapped: The History of Canned Salmon Labels” is the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National [READ MORE]Tweets
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While the Cannery re-open dates are TBA, here is a great guide to the gradual re-opening of all the other… https://t.co/IbnUuLozET
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One of the oldest and simplest machines found along the canning line display, the gang knives. The salmon were cut… https://t.co/pZTQ2oYtgh
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A "Journey Through Time" can be used to describe a visit to our national historic site, and is also the name of a f… https://t.co/2c1b825k81
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Terry and Marge Sakai holding up a 34 lb spring salmon caught during the first week of July 1995. This was the bigg… https://t.co/7BMN7HzGdJ
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Photos, from left to right: Roy Stewart with an 84 lb spring salmon at Sunnyside Cannery on the Skeena River, BC, c… https://t.co/udyNHVKygs
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Spring is in the air... Spring Salmon, that is! Also known as Chinook, King or Tyee, this largest of the Pacific Sa… https://t.co/2Y2kI75Sxp
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