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

 
Salt fish transferred to world-wide transportation vessels
1 of 171 		Farming on the Islands
2 of 171 		Small Family Farm
3 of 171 		Stewart Small using 'Harry' to plow a field
4 of 171 		Albert Bailey with work horses.
5 of 171 		Prize winning horses on the farm of Patricia and Stanley Moore
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William Pugh, in front of his fish shop, with one of his herd of sheep
7 of 171 		Josie (Josephine) Delaney Small at her spinning wheel, spinning wool
8 of 171 		Daniel Kenney Sr. shown with a calf from his farm.
9 of 171 		Judson Morehouse with his grandson, Sidney Jr. with a pet calf owned by Judson.
10 of 171 		Raymond Robicheau, center, flanked by fellow WWII vets, Ronald Gaudet, left, and Lester Pugh, right.
11 of 171 		Theodore Teed and his son David are shown at his property 'around the Cove' with one of his cattle.
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Elias Sollows (b.1907 d.2001) tells of the many shipwrecks he remembered over the years.
13 of 171 		Steer owned by the Melanson family at their farm 'around the cove'
14 of 171 		A hennery owned by Roy Small
15 of 171 		Ernest Outhouse , shown at the VanTassell farm with a small pig
16 of 171 		Road repair work
17 of 171 		Earl Outhouse with his ox. Notice the plow on the back of the cart.
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