
Canned salmon, ready for the market, 1906
1906 · Photograph · Astoria
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Canned salmon, ready for the market, 1906
1906 · Photograph · Astoria

Across the bay to the plant, 1941
1941 · Photograph · Astoria

A can-making machine built in Astoria, 1912
1912 · Photograph · Astoria

1905 · Document · Clatsop County
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Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Volume Three
1805 · Document · Clatsop County

Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Volume Four
1806 · Document · Clatsop County

Narrative of a Voyage to the Northwest Coast of America
1820 · Document · Astoria
Gabriel Franchère. Held at the Internet Archive. Public domain.

Adventures on the Columbia River
1831 · Document · Astoria

1845 · Drawing or print · Astoria

Mouth of Columbia River, the Coast Survey chart of 1851
1851 · Map · Clatsop County

1874 · Document · Clatsop County
Equal Rights Association. Clatsop County Historical Society, on the Internet Archive. Public domain.

1881 · Drawing or print · Astoria
Photograph by I. G. Davidson, 1881. Via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain.

Astoria at the entrance to the Columbia, 1882
1882 · Drawing or print · Astoria

Sanborn fire insurance map, Astoria, June 1888, sheet 4
1888 · Map · Astoria

1889 · Photograph · Astoria
Photographer not recorded, 1889. Via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain.

1889 · Photograph · Clatsop County
Photographer not recorded, 1889. Via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain.
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