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1820 - 1920. A Century of Industry on the North Shore of Nova Scotia: Wallace to River John
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John Myers Cannery, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
55 of 75 		J.D. Langille Cookhouse, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
56 of 75 		D.E. Stevenson Lobster Cannery, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
57 of 75 		E.C. McLellan Lobster Cannery, Malagash, Nova Scotia, Canada
58 of 75 		Interior of E.C. McLellan's Cannery, Malagash, Nova Scota, Canada
59 of 75 		Fishing Fleet at Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Seamans Lobster Cannery, Cape Cliff, Nova Scotia, Canada
61 of 75 		8) SERVICE INDUSTRIES - Ferries, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
62 of 75 		Wallace Ferry, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
63 of 75 		The "Heather Belle", Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
64 of 75 		Morrill Foundry, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
65 of 75 		Blacksmiths: Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
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George Douglas Blacksmith, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
67 of 75 		C.A. Mingo Blacksmith, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
68 of 75 		Telegraph Notices, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
69 of 75 		Tanneries: Tannery Brook, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
70 of 75 		Shoemaking, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
71 of 75 		Wallace Bay Butter and Cheese Co, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
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