View of Pacific American Fisheries Bellingham Plant

Caption in pencil on reverse: "View of Pacific American Fisheries Bellingham Plant, the largest in the world" In the center of the photo is the wooden building at the northeast corner of 4th and Harris that was built to be the Alsop Wholesale Meat Market; it replaced Dan Harris' Fairhaven Hotel and became the second office of PAF. It was destroyed by fire in 1934 and replaced by a brick building (where the train station is now). The railroad tracks and several other buildings (PAF and other, including the brick building with the PAF sign on it asking "Why Eat Canned Salmon?") are beyond the PAF office with the garden in the foreground with P.A.F. spelled out in flowers. South Hill is in the right background.

Creators/Contributors

Biery, Galen - Creator

Collection

Biery (Galen) Papers and Photographs

Date Created

Circa 1900 (date is approximate) to Circa 1910 (date is approximate)

Extent

  • 1 black and white print
  • 7"H x 19"W

Publisher

Digital objects made available by the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, Heritage Resources, Western Libraries, Western Washington University.

Physical location

  • WaBeCP
  • Western Washington University

Repository

Center for Pacific Northwest Studies

Resource type

still image

Related to

Galen Biery papers and photographs

Access conditions

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Identifier

gb3559

Subject Geographic

Genre

Images

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