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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 51 		Will Howard and Hampton Outhouse
2 of 51 		Sometimes an empty hay cart can be a luxury method of transportation.
3 of 51 		Gus Morehouse with his oxen.
4 of 51 		The schooner, Carrie Douglas, built for Capt. Maurice Peters, Westport c. 1880 in Bangor , Maine
5 of 51 		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
7 of 51 		Gathering at a fish shop
8 of 51 		Westport Harbour c. 1930
9 of 51 		The 'Sadie L', a scalloper captained by Lawrence Elliott Sr. of Tiverton
10 of 51 		Tiverton Harbour and fishing boats c. 1960
11 of 51 		Boats by the government wharf
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'Donna and Penny', a longliner owned by D.B. Kenney II that was used for line fishing.
13 of 51 		Fish nets hung to dry
14 of 51 		Fish flakes in front of George Denton's fish shop.
15 of 51 		Buckman's Landing c. 1920
16 of 51 		Looking northeast along the shore at Flour Cove showing old fish shacks and skids.
17 of 51 		George Outhouse and Will Russ Outhouse splitting fish, preparing them for salting.
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