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English: The Peter Pan Seafoods salmon cannery burned to the ground in 1981 but the shore plant survived and has been used as a support facility since then, mostly selling fuel to the boats and community. Many of the original buildings from the original cannery built by P.E. Harris, Co., are still being used. The buildings are connected to each other via board walks. |
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| Author | Shishaldin |
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