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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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High flyer used to mark the ends of trawl lines c. 1930 to 1950
19 of 144 		Keg used for marking trawl lines with high flyer attached
20 of 144 		Fishing in Westport Harbour in the mid 1920s using a 'double ender'
21 of 144 		Joseph (Josie) Ossinger with a hake caught c. 1940
22 of 144 		Westport Harbour c.1920
23 of 144 		Westport Harbour c. 1930
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A fishing boat moving through Grand Passage between Westport and Freeport
25 of 144 		Fishing boat 'Lily Bell' shown at Crocker's Wharf in Freeport
26 of 144 		A 'cab aft' fishing boat in Freeport Harbour c.1930
27 of 144 		The 'Mary E. Kenney', owned by Daniel B. Kenney I laying at the government wharf in Westport.
28 of 144 		The 'Sadie L', a scalloper captained by Lawrence Elliott Sr. of Tiverton
29 of 144 		A herring carrier c. 1940
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Romaine Buckman's boat , located south of Rose (or Munroe's) Cove, St. Mary's Bay
31 of 144 		A line fishing boat c. 1960
32 of 144 		Tiverton Harbour and fishing boats c. 1960
33 of 144 		Boats by the government wharf
34 of 144 		An inshore boat owned by Malcolm Dakin.
35 of 144 		Trawl boats moored at the government wharf at Westport.
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