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Hanthorn Cannery Museum
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John
June 25, 2021
This is the oldest fish processing plant on the lower Columbia River though instead of housing the Bumble Bee plant, you’re more likely to see visitors sipping at Rogue Brewery. Before Captain Johnson lived in the home on Franklin, it housed the John Fox family. Fox started the Astoria Iron Works that created the machines for the canning industry. A wonderful, authentic complex with unique public restrooms.
This is the oldest fish processing plant on the lower Columbia River though instead of housing the Bumble Bee plant, you’re more likely to see visitors sipping at Rogue Brewery. Before Captain Johnson lived in the home on Franklin, it housed the John Fox family. Fox started the Astoria Iron Works th…
Lacy
July 13, 2019
Must go to Hanthorn Crab Company on the Pier! Tom has the freshest live crabs you will find in the entire area! He is passionate about what he does and is excited to share with you! You can purchase crabs either live or cooked. If you want to try it already cooked, Tom will set you up with crab crackers and all the fixings and sit you out on the docks by the boats and the sea lions and you can have at it! He'll also let you bring your own beer and that just hits the spot right on the docks of the Columbia River! It's right behind Rogue Brewery. Can't miss him! There's also the 135 year old Hanthorn Cannery that you can tour and see the history of his family.
Must go to Hanthorn Crab Company on the Pier! Tom has the freshest live crabs you will find in the entire area! He is passionate about what he does and is excited to share with you! You can purchase crabs either live or cooked. If you want to try it already cooked, Tom will set you up with crab crac…
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Местоположение
100 39th St
Astoria, OR