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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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William Pugh, in front of his fish shop, with one of his herd of sheep
1 of 41 		Josie (Josephine) Delaney Small at her spinning wheel, spinning wool
2 of 41 		Raymond Robicheau, center, flanked by fellow WWII vets, Ronald Gaudet, left, and Lester Pugh, right.
3 of 41 		Elias Sollows (b.1907 d.2001) tells of the many shipwrecks he remembered over the years.
4 of 41 		Earl Outhouse with his ox. Notice the plow on the back of the cart.
5 of 41 		Will Howard and Hampton Outhouse
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George Morrell's hay cart
7 of 41 		Sometimes an empty hay cart can be a luxury method of transportation.
8 of 41 		Gus Morehouse with his oxen.
9 of 41 		A gentleman with his oxen
10 of 41 		Berry picking c. 1915
11 of 41 		Another oxen type
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Westport Harbour c. 1930
13 of 41 		Checking the lines which have been run from the boat.
14 of 41 		Lawrence Prime splitting a fish at the Freeport wharf.
15 of 41 		Catch of the Day ! Sport fishing in the 1930s
16 of 41 		William Hartman shown with fish drying on a clothesline, an alternative to fish flakes.
17 of 41 		Alice (Howard) Rogers at Allister and Laura Outhouse's, helping to lay out split fish
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