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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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Salt fish transferred to world-wide transportation vessels
1 of 24 		Marie Outhouse helps Clair Whitenect sharpen his scythe before haying.
2 of 24 		George Morrell's hay cart
3 of 24 		Haying at Small's farm
4 of 24 		Sometimes an empty hay cart can be a luxury method of transportation.
5 of 24 		Gus Morehouse with his oxen.
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A gentleman with his oxen
7 of 24 		Harbour view of Westport, N.S. c. 1914
8 of 24 		The 'Freeman Colgate' fishing schooner, owned by Captain Stewart Hicks c. 1915
9 of 24 		Schooner 'Tyler' owned by Captain Hanford Outhouse c. 1900
10 of 24 		Russell Whitenect and Mrs. Wiley in a row boat
11 of 24 		Catch of the Day ! Sport fishing in the 1930s
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Fish flakes in front of George Denton's fish shop.
13 of 24 		Preparing to ship salt fish from Tiverton.
14 of 24 		Loading vessels at the Government Wharf with salt fish for trade.
15 of 24 		Fish drying on flakes c. 1944
16 of 24 		Fish workers and families take a break and pose for a picture.
17 of 24 		Fishermen posed by the salt fish c. 1910
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