Magnolia is surrounded by water, so not surprising that the neighborhood features many businesses and public entities associated with the maritime industry.
If you want to moor your boat or conduct waterborne commerce, Magnolia has the maritime-based businesses that support moving people and goods over the water.
For over 115 years O’Hara Corporation has withstood the test of time operating fishing vessels across both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. With a home port at Fisherman’s Terminal in Magnolia, the heart of O’Hara Corporation surrounds our catcher processor vessels fishing in the Bering Sea, Aleutian Islands, and Gulf of Alaska. Our vessels catch flounders, Atka mackerel, Pacific Ocean perch, cod, pollock, among others.
The Premiere Battery Manufacturer in Washington State.
Established in 1933 & Family Owned Since 1947.
We Specialize in the Servicing and Repair of Marine Safety Equipment
Family owned and operated for over 30 years, Marine Safety Services, Inc. is located near Fishermen’s Terminal in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Washington.
We sell, rent, and service marine safety equipment such as life rafts, immersion suits, EPIRBs, pyrotechnics, and more.
Western Pioneer is a family owned and operated investment company established in 1972. The company has engaged in a variety of businesses, mostly in Alaska, including shipping, fuel distribution, retail stores, and various real estate holdings. While the Alaska real estate investments continue to provide a foundation, the company has branched out with investments in Seattle area mini apartments, a genetic testing company, Puget Sound area self-storages, and a high tech flat panel antenna company. The company is beginning the transition into its third generation of company leadership and management.
The Washington Maritime Blue Strategy will accelerate the Blue Economy as a leader in maritime clean tech innovation and best management practices that will support a growing maritime economy in all sectors with increased living-wage jobs, a healthy environment, and resilient communities. This will be accomplished through partnership with all stakeholders, including public entities, maritime business, academic and research institutions, ports, labor groups, and community organizations.
Life and work at sea is rough. It’s not for everybody. As a leading global expert in seafood processing systems, we know that more than most. Our business, way of thinking and even our products are Shaped by the sea.
Let’s shape the future
