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Grown in the Garden of Canada: The History of the Fruit Industry in Grimsby, Ontario

 
Peach Slicing Machine at the Canadian Canners Aylmer Factory #378
199 of 395 		Cherries Being Packed Into Cans
200 of 395 		Cans of Cherries Receiving Lids in Preparation for Sealing
201 of 395 		Bob Arkell Describes the Original Arkell Foods Factory
202 of 395 		Mr. and Mrs. Bob Arkell Describe The Boilers in the Factory at Arkell Foods
203 of 395 		Arkell Foods Factory and Trucks
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Tom Greensides, Employee of Arkell Foods Discusses the Method of Canning Tomatoes
205 of 395 		Bob Arkell of Arkell Foods Describes the Process of Canning Peaches
206 of 395 		Arkell Foods Dessert Pears
207 of 395 		Bob Arkell of Arkell Foods Describes his Experience Growing Up and Working in the Factory
208 of 395 		Bob Arkell of Arkell Foods Describes his Experience Working with Farmers
209 of 395 		Mr. And Mrs. Bob Arkell of Arkell Foods Describes Picking up Workers for Their Shifts
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Bob Arkell of Arkell Foods Describes That the Workers Had Duties, Not Positions
211 of 395 		Llewellyn Smith of E. D. Smith Explains how it was a Difficult and Risky Business
212 of 395 		Letter Detailing Construction Dates for E. D. Smith Buildings
213 of 395 		E. D. Smith Jam Factory
214 of 395 		Llewellyn Smith of E. D. Smith Describes how Kettle Cooking was Replaced by Continuous Cooking
215 of 395 		Jam Kettles in the E. D. Smith Jam Factory
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