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First Wave of Ukrainian Immigration to Canada, 1891-1914
Images: People

 
On the homestead of the Shmon family
1 of 66 		A photo of the Shmon family
2 of 66 		A group of Ukrainian immigrants wait for their train to the West
3 of 66 		The first task of pioneers was clearing the land for a house, and then a farm
4 of 66 		Ukrainian Immigrants leaving Winnipeg for their homestead somewhere in Manitoba
5 of 66 		Ukrainian immigrant woman and children
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A Ukrainian immigrant woman
7 of 66 		Winnowing wheat with a domestic sieve
8 of 66 		Ukrainian settlers from Calicia, Ukraine, work in St. Julien
9 of 66 		A homestead of a Ukrainian immigrant family
10 of 66 		A pioneer couple breaking newly cleared land
11 of 66 		Homesteaders used teams of oxen
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The early outdoor ovens in which the settlers baked bread
13 of 66 		Ukrainian settlers threshing
14 of 66 		The first shelter of a Ukrainian pioneer family was called a boorday or kurnik
15 of 66 		A Ukrainian pioneer and his wife plastering their Khata (house)
16 of 66 		Galician Immigrants
17 of 66 		Ukrainian pioneer women clearing land
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