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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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Salt fish transferred to world-wide transportation vessels
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Raymond Robicheau, center, flanked by fellow WWII vets, Ronald Gaudet, left, and Lester Pugh, right.
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Road repair work
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Team of oxen owned by Douglas Cann, Tiverton.
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George Morrell's hay cart
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Haying at Small's farm
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Sometimes an empty hay cart can be a luxury method of transportation.
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Gus Morehouse with his oxen.
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A gentleman with his oxen
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Berry picking c. 1915
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Harbour view of Westport, N.S. c. 1914
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A sailing vessel is shown at Haines' wharf c. 1920
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The 'Freeman Colgate' fishing schooner, owned by Captain Stewart Hicks c. 1915
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Schooner 'Tyler' owned by Captain Hanford Outhouse c. 1900
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Herring fishing using dories c. 1900
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Fishing from a 'double ender' in Tiverton Harbour c. 1910
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Gathering at a fish shop
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Loading fish from the flakes to a truck to be taken to a vessel for shipping.
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