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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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Lobster Cannery Workers, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
73 of 92 		John Myers Cannery, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
74 of 92 		J.D. Langille Cookhouse, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
75 of 92 		D.E. Stevenson Lobster Cannery, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
76 of 92 		E.C. McLellan Lobster Cannery, Malagash, Nova Scotia, Canada
77 of 92 		Seamans Lobster Cannery, Cape Cliff, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Iron Foundries: The Foundry at Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
79 of 92 		Morrill Foundry, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
80 of 92 		Blacksmiths: Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
81 of 92 		George Douglas Blacksmith, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
82 of 92 		Former Blacksmith Shop, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
83 of 92 		C.A. Mingo Blacksmith, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Short Line Railway Culvert, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
85 of 92 		Flynn Tannery, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
86 of 92 		Wheelwrights, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
87 of 92 		Mitchell Mill, River John, Nova Scotia, Canada
88 of 92 		Cheese and Butter Making, River John, Nova Scotia, Canada
89 of 92 		Wallace Bay Butter and Cheese Co, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
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