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Spinning Wheel
ID #21967 |
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Pioneer Village Spinster and spinning wheel, Pioneer Village of
Doon, near Waterloo, Ontario.
ID #20609 |
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Fanshawe Village Outside one of the 22 carefully restored
pioneer buildings that recall Ontario's settlement beginnings at Fanshawe Pioneer Village outside
London.
ID #23129 |
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Upper Canada Village The spinning wheel and aging spinster at
Upper Canada Village at Morrisburg, Ontario, a major heritage site as a composite pre-1867
town with original 35 buildings, corduroy roads, canals and a farm.
ID #23136 |
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Upper Canada Village The spinning wheel and aging spinster at
Upper Canada Village at Morrisburg, Ontario, a major heritage site as a composite pre-1867
town with original 35 buildings, corduroy roads, canals and a farm.
ID #23137 |
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Black Creek Village-2 Blacksmith's shop at Black Creek Pioneer
Village, Toronto, Ontario. ID #20617 |
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Upper Canada Village Broom-maker at Upper Canada Village,
Morrisburg, Ontario, a composite pre-1867 town that recreates the era, with 35 reclaimed
buildings from lands flooded by the St. Lawrence Seaway construction.
ID #20606 |
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Huron Deer Hunt A stylized European 17th century picture (with
fences) of a deer hunt by Huron Indians, produced for the accounts of Samuel de Champlain's
travels, published in Paris in 1632). ID #10041 |
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Buffalo Hunt A buffalo hunt by Plains Indians. Hand-coloured
lithograph by George Catlin (1796-1872), an early portrayer of the Plains Indians in the United
States. ID #23256 |
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Inuit Seal Hunting Seal hunting by the Inuit included waiting and
listening at seal-holes on the ice, as portrayed by Captain G. Lyon during a search for the North
West Passage, 1821-1823. ID #10029 |
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Buffalo Jump Plains tribes driving buffalo to death over chosen
sharp drops in the prairies, thereby creating a massive meat-supply at the bottom, as painted by
Alfred Miller, 1867. ID #10045 |
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Turkey Shoot Don River turkey shoot, with birds released from
crates to fly and be brought down, Toronto, Ontario, c. 1870s, with the Don Jail in the
background.
ID #20437 |
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Iron-trapped fox A fox caught in an iron trap. ID #21673 |
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