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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
Images: Transport

 
Salt fish transferred to world-wide transportation vessels
1 of 88 		Farming on the Islands
2 of 88 		Stewart Small using 'Harry' to plow a field
3 of 88 		Albert Bailey with work horses.
4 of 88 		Prize winning horses on the farm of Patricia and Stanley Moore
5 of 88 		Parts of the leather harness used to hitch a work horse to a plow or other farming implement.
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Earl Outhouse with his ox. Notice the plow on the back of the cart.
7 of 88 		George Morrell with his team of oxen, haying.
8 of 88 		Daniel Kenney Sr. harvesting rockweed at Pea Jack , Brier Island
9 of 88 		Will Howard and Hampton Outhouse
10 of 88 		George Morrell's hay cart
11 of 88 		Gus Morehouse with his oxen.
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A gentleman with his oxen
13 of 88 		Oxen in Central Grove during the 1920s. These are a 'brindled' pair.
14 of 88 		These oxen are hauling a load of fertilizer that is to be spread on a farmer's field.
15 of 88 		Melzena Small is shown with one of the work horses on her family farm.
16 of 88 		Another oxen type
17 of 88 		The schooner, Carrie Douglas, built for Capt. Maurice Peters, Westport c. 1880 in Bangor , Maine
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