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| Workers: Plains & Alberta | |||
| C.P.R. Construction Laying track on the Canadian Plains for the
C.P.R. ID #20746 |
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| Alberta Rails "Dagos" laying new steel rails,
Alberta. ID #21848 |
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| Relief Project, Alberta Relief project: loading clay for the
provincial highway, Cooking Lake, Alberta, 1933. ID #21858 |
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| Workers: Quebec | |||
| Les Forges du Saint-Maurice
ID #21968 |
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| National Transcontinental-2 Men and horses at work on the
National Transcontinental Railway, which ran from Quebec City to Northern Ontario, late 19th
century. ID #20364 |
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| World War I Workers Women soldering fuses at Verdun,
Quebec, during World War I. ID #20851 |
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| Tank Production Producing tanks at the Montreal Locomotive
Works in 1942, for use by Canadian and British forces garrisoning Britain. ID #20934 |
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| Ram Tank Assembly Assembling instrument panels for Ram
tanks, Montreal, 1942. ID #21896 |
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| Workers: West Coast | |||
| Cariboo Gold Diggings In 1858 gold was first discovered along
the lower Fraser river and later on the slopes of the Cariboo Mountains in British Columbia, as
pictured here. ID #20705 |
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| Cariboo Shack A gold miners' shack in the Cariboo during the
gold rush of the 1860s. ID #10017 |
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| Chinese Construction Camp A Chinese construction camp,
Kamloops, British Columbia, with some of the hard-striving immigrants from China, who built
so much of the dangerous mountain mileage of the C.P.R. ID #20743 |
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| Miner's Cabin Miner's cabin at Eureka Silver Mine, British
Columbia, 1872. ID #21836 |
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