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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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The lighthouse keepers home at Western Light , with their fish skids, and houses.
109 of 239 		Cleveland Morrell
110 of 239 		George Outhouse and Will Russ Outhouse splitting fish, preparing them for salting.
111 of 239 		Early 1900s scene showing Tiverton waterfront
112 of 239 		William Hartman shown with fish drying on a clothesline, an alternative to fish flakes.
113 of 239 		Norman Robbins and Wesley Leeman piling salt fish at Hanford Outhouse's wharf.
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Preparing to ship salt fish from Tiverton.
115 of 239 		Loading vessels at the Government Wharf with salt fish for trade.
116 of 239 		A hand barrow, used to transport salt fish from fish flakes to vessels.
117 of 239 		Fish drying on flakes 'around the Cove'
118 of 239 		Split fish on flakes between the Baptist Vestry and E.C. Bower's Dry Goods Store
119 of 239 		Alice (Howard) Rogers at Allister and Laura Outhouse's, helping to lay out split fish
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Loading fish from the flakes to a truck to be taken to a vessel for shipping.
121 of 239 		Laurence Outhouse Sr. displaying a dried cod
122 of 239 		Fish drying on flakes c. 1944
123 of 239 		Salt fish stored in a building owned by D.B. Kenney Sr.
124 of 239 		The freighter ' Tagati' iced up during a voyage. L to R: Grafton Outhouse, Frank Thurber
125 of 239 		Lobster processing plant c. 1900
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