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The Broken Ground: A History of a Cape Breton Coal Mining Community
Location: Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada

 
Coal miners work on the "Radialaxe" coal cutter in a room-and-pillar mine
109 of 139 		Hussey's Skow and Loadin pier at Inverness Harbour
110 of 139 		Inverness Briquet Plant, built during the Intercolonial Railway Era
111 of 139 		Inverness Miners, 1918
112 of 139 		Inverness Round House crew, 1918
113 of 139 		A.D. Frasier, Chief of Police C. 1904
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Interview with John Angus MacNeil by Gregory Doyle
115 of 139 		Dressed up for the Easter Parade, 1922
116 of 139 		Inverness Coal and Rail Co pay Slip
117 of 139 		Night shift rake assembly "box crew"
118 of 139 		Interview with John Angus MacNeil on Mining Disasters
119 of 139 		1928 Grasde 1-2 class with teacher C. MacDonald, Holy Family Convent
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Peaches Prodigies Grade XI-XII c. 1940-41
121 of 139 		St. Mary's Hospital and Nursing Home, opened may 24, 1925
122 of 139 		Interview with Mr. Peter MacMillan
123 of 139 		Inverness Brass Band
124 of 139 		Dr. Angus MacLennan
125 of 139 		Interview with Mrs. Dan R. (Mary) MacIsaac on Education
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