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Grown in the Garden of Canada: The History of the Fruit Industry in Grimsby, Ontario
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Anne Bridgman Describes Her Farm's History and the Original Crown Grant to Levi Lewis
1 of 76 		Anne Bridgman Describes Her Farm's History and the Original Crown Grant to Levi Lewis
2 of 76 		Lew Puddicombe Discusses How the Farm Was Passed Down Through Generations
3 of 76 		Lew Puddicombe Discusses the Seasons on a Farm and the Order of the Harvests
4 of 76 		Jean Peterson Describes the Varieties of Fruit Grown on the Nelles and Kitchen Family Farms
5 of 76 		Duncan Smith Explains how Farming Changes by the Seasons on his Farm
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Anne Bridgman Describes the Cherry Harvest on Bridgman Farm
7 of 76 		Anne Bridgman Describes the Cherry Harvest on Bridgman Farm
8 of 76 		Anne Bridgman Describes the Process of Sorting and Packing Cherries
9 of 76 		Anne Bridgman Describes the Process of Sorting and Packing Cherries
10 of 76 		Jean Peterson Describes the Packing House Located on the Nelles Family Farm
11 of 76 		Jean Peterson Describes Growing Up and Working on the Nelles and Kitchen Family Farms
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Lew Puddicombe Describes the Change Over Time and Mechanization
13 of 76 		Lew Puddicombe Describes the Change Over Time and Mechanization
14 of 76 		Llewellyn Smith explains How E. D. Smith Became Involved in the Fruit Shipping Business
15 of 76 		Bob Arkell Describes the Original Arkell Foods Factory
16 of 76 		Mr. and Mrs. Bob Arkell Describe The Boilers in the Factory at Arkell Foods
17 of 76 		Tom Greensides, Employee of Arkell Foods Discusses the Method of Canning Tomatoes
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