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Tradition and Innovation: The Importance of Agriculture to Markham 1820-1920

 
Elizabeth Meyer (at left) and her daughter tending the garden beside their home
37 of 100 		Prominent Markham businessman Albert Wideman with his son Norman in their corn field
38 of 100 		Lloyd Gowland with the rabbits his family raised behind their row house on Main Street
39 of 100 		Lloyd Gowland and a cousin walking down the garden path behind his family's home
40 of 100 		View of the MacDonald Family's extensive gardens from Markham Village's water tower
41 of 100 		Children working in a garden at Victoria Square, Markham Township
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Jane Jacques feeding her chickens
43 of 100 		Andrew Wideman feeding his chickens
44 of 100 		Mosena A. Galloway feeding geese
45 of 100 		Diary page of Anna Burkholder mentioning a quilting bee in December, the season for such events
46 of 100 		Postcard addressed to Elizabeth Boyington, Victoria Square
47 of 100 		Letter from Ellen Callahan to Anna Burkholder
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Letter from W.H. Callahan to Anna Burkholder
49 of 100 		Letter from W.H. Callahan to Anna Burkholder's son-in-law Herman Reesor
50 of 100 		Letter from W.H. Callahan to Anna Burkholder
51 of 100 		Letter from Ellen Callahan to Anna Burkholder
52 of 100 		Letter from Ellen Callahan to Anna Burkholder, continued
53 of 100 		Burkholder family butter churn
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