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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 294 		Small Family Farm
2 of 294 		Stewart Small using 'Harry' to plow a field
3 of 294 		Albert Bailey with work horses.
4 of 294 		Prize winning horses on the farm of Patricia and Stanley Moore
5 of 294 		This article is a 'bit' , which is part of the horse's harness
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Parts of the leather harness used to hitch a work horse to a plow or other farming implement.
7 of 294 		William Pugh, in front of his fish shop, with one of his herd of sheep
8 of 294 		Carding tools
9 of 294 		Preparing to use her 'Scotch' spinning wheel
10 of 294 		Josie (Josephine) Delaney Small at her spinning wheel, spinning wool
11 of 294 		Blanket woven by Josie Small
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Melzena (Small) Barteaux and mother Josie are shown hooking a rug, through the use of wool scraps.
13 of 294 		Milk and cream bottles
14 of 294 		Daniel Kenney Sr. shown with a calf from his farm.
15 of 294 		Judson Morehouse with his grandson, Sidney Jr. with a pet calf owned by Judson.
16 of 294 		Murray (Barney) Outhouse
17 of 294 		Raymond Robicheau, center, flanked by fellow WWII vets, Ronald Gaudet, left, and Lester Pugh, right.
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