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1820 - 1920. A Century of Industry on the North Shore of Nova Scotia: Wallace to River John
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1) FARMING -The Early Days, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
1 of 73 		Farmer J. Bell, New Annan, Nova Scotia, Canada
2 of 73 		Farming in the late 1800's, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
3 of 73 		2) LUMBERING - Small Scale Operation, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
4 of 73 		Winter Logging, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
5 of 73 		Winter Conditions, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Winter Transport, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
7 of 73 		Lumber Piles, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
8 of 73 		Relaxing in the Woods, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
9 of 73 		Logs Waiting Processing, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
10 of 73 		Horse-Powered Sawmill, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
11 of 73 		3) SAW AND GRIST MILLS - Early Steam-Powered Sawmill, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
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William Swan Cookhouse, East Wentworth/West New Annan, Nova Scotia, Canada
13 of 73 		William Johnson Sawmill, New Annan, Nova Scotia, Canada
14 of 73 		Trestle Bridge, near Farm Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada
15 of 73 		Alexander Sutherland Steam Mill, Denmark, Nova Scotia, Canada
16 of 73 		Ed MacDonald Sawmill, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
17 of 73 		Hayman's Sawmill, The Falls, Nova Scotia, Canada
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