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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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Sometimes an empty hay cart can be a luxury method of transportation.
37 of 215 		Hay chopper
38 of 215 		Gus Morehouse with his oxen.
39 of 215 		A gentleman with his oxen
40 of 215 		Oxen in Central Grove during the 1920s. These are a 'brindled' pair.
41 of 215 		These oxen are hauling a load of fertilizer that is to be spread on a farmer's field.
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Bushel and peck measures
43 of 215 		A double yoke
44 of 215 		Single plow, which was used by island residents to grow their own small garden.
45 of 215 		Melzena Small is shown with one of the work horses on her family farm.
46 of 215 		Another oxen type
47 of 215 		Melzena Small with a lamb from their farm. Their chicken coop is seen in the background.
48 of 215
Arthur Moore
49 of 215 		Westport Harbour c. 1920
50 of 215 		Three masted freight schooner in Freeport Harbour, c. 1920
51 of 215 		A sailing vessel is shown at Haines' wharf c. 1920
52 of 215 		Gathering at a fish shop
53 of 215 		Model of a 1930s fishing boat rigged for trawling made by Herbert Cossaboom
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