Welcome to the historic J.O. Hanthorn Cannery!
The Hanthorn Cannery is the oldest fish processing plant remaining on the lower Columbia River. Our facility houses a collection of historic equipment and documents that is second only to the Columbia River Maritime Museum in the region. Many of these resources are accessible to the public at our museum, located at what is now called Pier 39, in historic Astoria, Oregon.
About the Foundation
The Hanthorn Cannery Foundation was founded in 2003 by former workers and managers of the Columbia River Packers Association (CRPA) and the Bumble Bee Seafood Corporation to commemorate the work done by thousands of employees who worked there between 1875 and the late 20th century. Bumble Bee Seafoods was founded in Astoria, Oregon, and closed its headquarters there in 1981.
Hours & Location
Hanthorn Cannery Museum is open 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Daily. There is no admission charge, though donations are appreciated.
Location
Hanthorn Cannery Museum
100 39th St.
Astoria, OR 97103
The museum is housed at Pier 39 in Astoria, Oregon, the oldest remaining processing plant on the lower Columbia River. Parking is available on the pier.
