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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
Location: Tiverton, Nova Scotia, Canada

 
A line fishing boat c. 1960
19 of 57 		Tiverton Harbour and fishing boats c. 1960
20 of 57 		Single knit fishermen's mittens, used by the fishermen in the winter while working.
21 of 57 		Anthony Outhouse ,right, and Terry Booth on Tiverton wharf with their catch.
22 of 57 		George Outhouse and Will Russ Outhouse splitting fish, preparing them for salting.
23 of 57 		Early 1900s scene showing Tiverton waterfront
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Norman Robbins and Wesley Leeman piling salt fish at Hanford Outhouse's wharf.
25 of 57 		Preparing to ship salt fish from Tiverton.
26 of 57 		Loading vessels at the Government Wharf with salt fish for trade.
27 of 57 		Alice (Howard) Rogers at Allister and Laura Outhouse's, helping to lay out split fish
28 of 57 		Loading fish from the flakes to a truck to be taken to a vessel for shipping.
29 of 57 		Laurence Outhouse Sr. displaying a dried cod
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The freighter ' Tagati' iced up during a voyage. L to R: Grafton Outhouse, Frank Thurber
31 of 57 		Alvah Young's Fish Plant
32 of 57 		Fish workers and families take a break and pose for a picture.
33 of 57 		Fishermen posed by the salt fish c. 1910
34 of 57 		Captain Holland Outhouse at the helm of his ship, A.B. Partner.
35 of 57 		Splitting fish at Small Brothers 'up the beach'
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