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First Wave of Ukrainian Immigration to Canada, 1891-1914
Location: Manitoba, Canada

 
Ukrainian Immigrants leaving Winnipeg for their homestead somewhere in Manitoba
1 of 17 		A Ukrainian immigrant woman
2 of 17 		Winnowing wheat with a domestic sieve
3 of 17 		Homesteaders used teams of oxen
4 of 17 		The early outdoor ovens in which the settlers baked bread
5 of 17 		The first shelter of a Ukrainian pioneer family was called a boorday or kurnik
6 of 17
A typical Ukrainian pioneer house
7 of 17 		Galician Immigrants
8 of 17 		Ukrainian pioneer women clearing land
9 of 17 		Ukrainian immigrant family in front of their log house
10 of 17 		The interior of a Ukrainian Orthodox Church
11 of 17 		Scythe (kosa) with snath-handle (kysija) and cradle (hrabky).
12 of 17
A mattock (dzhagan) with handle made of oak.
13 of 17 		Clearing lands with a mattock at Winnipeg Beach.
14 of 17 		Harvesting with sickles on a homestead.
15 of 17 		A riddle or sieve (ryshyto) brought from Ukraine in 1902.
16 of 17 		The Radomsky windmill at Foley, Manitoba.
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