Poster, broadside, "Why You Should Eat Oysters".

Poster, broadside, "Eat Frozen Fish".

Poster, broadside, "Eat More Fish!".

Poster, broadside, "Eat Fish, Fine Fish at Low Prices".

Stirine Sea Food Co., Inc. M. J. Antovich, Vice-President and Manager. 406 dozen crabs.

40,000 red salmon. Alaska peninsula.

Herring fishing at Kodiak, Alaska

Lake trout 10 inches to 16 inches. Photo by Dennis Wine, season 1921.

Alaskan Glacier Sea Food Co. Earl N. Ohmer, President. 10,400 pounds of raw shrimp.

Cox and Barry glacier, Prince William Sound, AK.

Miles glacier, Copper River, AK.

Taku glacier, AK.

Looking northwest from Cannon's, Ketchikan, AK.

Old Kasaan Indian Village, Ketchikan, AK.

Ketchikan, AK.

Working to beat the devil. Eskimo medicine man exorcising evil spirits from sick boy.

Wreck of S.S. Mariposa, AK.

Wreck of S.S. Olympia, AK, 12-10-10.

Sophia stranded on Vanderbilt Reef, Oct. 24, 1918.

Wreck of S.S. Dora.

Dry codfish in flake yard, Gloucester, MA.

Boston, MA, fish dealers establishments near T Wharf.

Boston, MA, fish dealers establishments near T Wharf.

Boston, MA, near T Wharf.

Portrait of fishermen.

Drying hake sounds at wharf of S. Smith, Gloucester, MA, 1882.

Drying and smoking halibut, Gloucester, MA.

Fishing vessels at wharf, Gloucester, MA.

Dressing and salting mackerel on board vessel, Gloucester Harbor, MA.

Halibut fishing boat discharging, Gloucester, MA.

Halibut ready for shrinking and drying, Hanson & Sons, Gloucester, MA, 1882.

Dressing halibut on deck of schooner.

Halibut.

Site of U.S. Fish Commission Wharf, etc. at Woods Hole before building operations were begun.

Fishing on Detroit River, MI, showing enclosure for holding fish.

Alewife, Albermarle Sound, NC, dressing and brine salting the fish.

Shad fishery, gill net fishing on the Susquehanna River, PA/MD (with lantern).

Fish docks and gill net reels, Alpena, MI.

Frozen white fish.

Salted halibut, Gloucester, 1899.

Lobster car, Block Island, 1899.

Lobster pots, Block Island, 1899.

Old Block Island "pinky", 1899.

Old whaler, New Bedford, 1899.

Artificial fish curing, fish on trays ready for drying at Weeks Fish Dryer.

Cooling room, sardine cannery, Southwest Harbor, ME, 1899.

Fish curing or smoking.

Sea skiffs, pound fishery, Galilee, NJ, 1899.

Pew & Son. Cod flake yard. Gloucester, 1899.

Large dipnets used in the Philippine Islands. Manipulated from scows on which the fishermen lived.