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First Wave of Ukrainian Immigration to Canada, 1891-1914
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Dennis Moysiuk
73 of 103 		Interior of a Ukrainian house.
74 of 103 		Ukrainian Pioneer Log Church, St. Elias Ukrainian Orthodox Church (1909), Sirko, Manitoba.
75 of 103 		Ukrainian settler with oxen and wagon in east-central Alberta.
76 of 103 		"Galician Sleigh" with horses at "Galician Hay Market" in Edmonton.
77 of 103 		A Ukrainian-style hand-made indoor oven (pich).
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A sicle (serp) of the kind used by many Ukrainian settlers in western Canada.
79 of 103 		Scythe with handle.
80 of 103 		Scythe (kosa) with snath-handle (kysija) and cradle (hrabky).
81 of 103 		A mattock (dzhagan) with handle made of oak.
82 of 103 		Clearing lands with a mattock at Winnipeg Beach.
83 of 103 		Harvesting with sickles on a homestead.
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Cutting wheat with a cradle-scythe at Stuartburn, Manitoba.
85 of 103 		A riddle or sieve (ryshyto) brought from Ukraine in 1902.
86 of 103 		The Radomsky windmill at Foley, Manitoba.
87 of 103 		Holy Ghost Ukrainian Catholic Church in Candiak built in 1913.
88 of 103 		First Childen's School of Association of Ukrainian Labour Temple. Teacher - Peter Nykoliak.
89 of 103 		The Ukrainian Labour Temple.
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