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A Year at Huble Homestead: 1915

 
Albert Huble and Edward Seebach often hauled loads of cargo and watercraft across the portage
109 of 167 		A modern-day recreation of a typical fall day at the Giscome Portage, circa 1915
110 of 167 		People pushing a car out of mud.
111 of 167 		Al Huble when he was a young man
112 of 167 		Man leading a Moose pulling a child on a sled.
113 of 167 		Al Huble and his dog.
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Drawing of Al Huble's encounter with a Grizzly Bear.
115 of 167 		Al Huble's Bread yeast recipe.
116 of 167 		The year is (circa) 1912 and Al is out on the trap line checking his traps.
117 of 167 		Huble and Ed Seebach advertised their freighting and trading business in the Fort George Herald
118 of 167 		Ed Seebach and others bringing in an injured person on a sled.
119 of 167 		Article from the Fort George Herald 1911.
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Reconstruction of a loaded wagon at Giscome Portage 1915.
121 of 167 		Reconstruction of the Blacksmith shop at Huble Homestead
122 of 167 		The two large horse teams of Al Huble and Ed Seebach.
123 of 167 		Reconstruction of dogsleds at Huble Homestead, 1915
124 of 167 		Ed Seebach, Al Huble's Business Partner.(Fraser Fort George Museum P993.11.2.76)
125 of 167 		Billy Seymour (in front) and Ed Seebach freighting goods in 1914
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