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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
Images: Work

 
Lillie Small with the last ox team,Spark and Diamond, to be used on Small's farm.
217 of 239 		One of the many boats constructed by Burrell Outhouse at his boat shop in Tiverton.
218 of 239 		Grafton Outhouse with the first boat built by he and his crew.
219 of 239 		Returning from a day's fishing
220 of 239 		A three masted freighter
221 of 239 		A dragger headed out for fishing
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Heading in to land with a full load of fish. Notice how low the boat lays in the water.
223 of 239 		Ice Plow used to establish guide lines for hand sawing ice blocks
224 of 239 		Saw used to cut individual blocks of ice
225 of 239 		Ice picks
226 of 239 		Clifton Outhouse a former fisheries officer and inspector with D.F.O.
227 of 239 		Small ice tongs used to carry a block of ice from the ice house.
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Employees at Connor Brothers
229 of 239 		Theodore Teed, dipping fish in a preservative solution at Connor Brothers Ltd. Harry Crocker at left
230 of 239 		At work in Connor Brothers Cannery
231 of 239 		Preparing fish to be canned at Connor Brothers Cannery
232 of 239 		Sliding cans through the labelling machine at Connor Brothers Cannery
233 of 239 		Willard (Whid) Thurber at the sealing machine at Connor Brothers Cannery
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