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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
Location: Tiverton, Nova Scotia, Canada

 
Salt fish transferred to world-wide transportation vessels
1 of 57 		Blanket woven by Josie Small
2 of 57 		Raymond Robicheau, center, flanked by fellow WWII vets, Ronald Gaudet, left, and Lester Pugh, right.
3 of 57 		Elias Sollows (b.1907 d.2001) tells of the many shipwrecks he remembered over the years.
4 of 57 		Boyd Outhouse
5 of 57 		A hennery owned by Roy Small
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Ernest Outhouse , shown at the VanTassell farm with a small pig
7 of 57 		Team of oxen owned by Douglas Cann, Tiverton.
8 of 57 		William Howard raking hay.
9 of 57 		Will Howard and Hampton Outhouse
10 of 57 		The view from Tiverton Harbour, looking north towards Boar's Head c. 1910
11 of 57 		Schooner 'Tyler' owned by Captain Hanford Outhouse c. 1900
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Fishing from a 'double ender' in Tiverton Harbour c. 1910
13 of 57 		Joseph (Josie) Ossinger with a hake caught c. 1940
14 of 57 		Tiverton Village and Harbour c. 1920
15 of 57 		Pleasure boat constructed by Alden Elliott
16 of 57 		The 'Sadie L', a scalloper captained by Lawrence Elliott Sr. of Tiverton
17 of 57 		Romaine Buckman's boat , located south of Rose (or Munroe's) Cove, St. Mary's Bay
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