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Canadian Historic Sites: Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History No. 4
by George Ingram ContentsAbstract Lower Fort Garry Comes of Age The Farm: Early Approaches The Operation of the Farm LivestockLivestock: The Operation Cultivation The Agricultural Operation Area under Cultivation The Farming Routine Equipment Work Force Boat Building York BoatsThe Schooner Polly The Steamboats Brewing and Distilling Other Industrial Activities The Grist MillThe Sawmill Lime Burning The Blacksmith The Lathe Room The Cooper The Fishery The Ice House Biscuit Making Epilogue Endnotes Bibliography
1 Red River Settlement, 1874 2 The farm at the lower fort, 1874 3 Taking in hay, 1859 4 Ox pulling sled 5 York boats on Lake Winnipeg 6 Robert Bell's photograph of the lower fort, 1879 7 Finlay sketch, 1847, showing industrial buildings 8 Finlay sketch, 1847, showing distillery and cottage 9 View of the fort by John Fleming, 1857 10 Hime photograph of the industrial area, 1858 11 The fort in the late 1870s 12 Industrial buildings at the creek at the turn of the century |
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