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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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Horse-Powered Sawmill, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
1 of 18 		Mast Moving Through River John, Nova Scotia, Canada
2 of 18 		"Cyril T" Launch Preparations, River John, Nova Scotia, Canada
3 of 18 		Wallace Ship Loading Horses, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
4 of 18 		Brickmakers at the Battye Brickyard, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
5 of 18 		Portable Salt Drill, Malagash, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Exterior of Early Pithead Shelter, Malagash, Nova Scotia, Canada
7 of 18 		Fred Weatherbie, Brule, Nova Scotia, Canada
8 of 18 		E.C. McLellan Lobster Cannery, Malagash, Nova Scotia, Canada
9 of 18 		Interior of E.C. McLellan's Cannery, Malagash, Nova Scota, Canada
10 of 18 		Seamans Lobster Cannery, Cape Cliff, Nova Scotia, Canada
11 of 18 		Blacksmiths: Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
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George Douglas Blacksmith, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
13 of 18 		C.A. Mingo Blacksmith, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
14 of 18 		Tanneries: Tannery Brook, Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
15 of 18 		Shoemaking, North Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada
16 of 18 		Wallace Bay Butter and Cheese Co, Wallace, Nova Scotia, Canada
17 of 18 		Cheese Factory, New Annan, Nova Scotia, Canada
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