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The Early Canneries
Clip: Season 9 Episode 902 | 1m 53s
William Hume established the first cannery on the Columbia River at Eagle Cliff in 1866.
Irene Martin, a historian of the lower Columbia River salmon industry, talks about the trials and tribulations of the first canneries there. Tom Shrider, Videographer; Lisa Suinn Kallem, Editor
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Oregon Experience
The Early Canneries
Clip: Season 9 Episode 902 | 1m 53s
Irene Martin, a historian of the lower Columbia River salmon industry, talks about the trials and tribulations of the first canneries there. Tom Shrider, Videographer; Lisa Suinn Kallem, Editor
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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