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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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A sailing vessel is shown at Haines' wharf c. 1920
55 of 239 		The 'Freeman Colgate' fishing schooner, owned by Captain Stewart Hicks c. 1915
56 of 239 		Robert MacDormand shows the manner in which a sailor's palm was worn
57 of 239 		Schooner 'Tyler' owned by Captain Hanford Outhouse c. 1900
58 of 239 		Herring fishing using dories c. 1900
59 of 239 		Fishing from a 'double ender' in Tiverton Harbour c. 1910
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Gathering at a fish shop
61 of 239 		Dory Scoop, used to bail water from a small dory boat
62 of 239 		A girdy for hauling line over the side of a boat.
63 of 239 		Trawl tub
64 of 239 		Model of a 1930s fishing boat rigged for trawling made by Herbert Cossaboom
65 of 239 		Water pump used in smaller boats c.1930 to 1940
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High flyer used to mark the ends of trawl lines c. 1930 to 1950
67 of 239 		Keg used for marking trawl lines with high flyer attached
68 of 239 		Fishing in Westport Harbour in the mid 1920s using a 'double ender'
69 of 239 		Joseph (Josie) Ossinger with a hake caught c. 1940
70 of 239 		Westport Harbour c.1920
71 of 239 		Westport Harbour c. 1930
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