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A Year at Huble Homestead: 1915
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The location of the Huble Homestead, Giscome Portage and the Fraser River
1 of 20 		Bertha, at the age of 5, standing in a doorway of an unknown building in 1916.
2 of 20 		Bertha Huble(ca. 1926)
3 of 20 		Martha Huble feeding the family ducks.
4 of 20 		Pat Huble, at the age of 16, in 1930.
5 of 20 		Huble noted in his diary that the Honorable Price Ellison and family stayed with the Hubles in 1913
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Man leading a Moose pulling a child on a sled.
7 of 20 		Huble and Ed Seebach advertised their freighting and trading business in the Fort George Herald
8 of 20 		Billy Seymour (in front) and Ed Seebach freighting goods in 1914
9 of 20 		Emmet (Shorty) Haynes, shown here on the left in a 1908 photo, had a cabin near the Portage
10 of 20 		The Prince George Herald of October 30, 1913 predicted a good year for the fur business
11 of 20 		Stoney Creek Charlie, hired by Al Huble to help with chores around the Giscome Portage.
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Letters written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson, about the life and character of Annie Huble.
13 of 20 		Reconstructed letter about the life of Annie Huble, written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
14 of 20 		Reconstructed letter about the life of Annie Huble, written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
15 of 20 		Reconstructed letter about the life of Annie Huble, written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
16 of 20 		Reconstructed letter about the life of Annie Huble, written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
17 of 20 		Reconstructed letters about Annie Huble's life and character by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
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