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A Year at Huble Homestead: 1915

 
Furs that may be trapped and found in the Northern BC area.
145 of 167 		The old wine barrel in Ed Seebach and Al Huble's first cabin, the 'Flat Roofed Cabin'.
146 of 167 		First Nations people
147 of 167 		First Nation family photographed in Fort McLeod.
148 of 167 		First Nations people traveling by dugout canoe on the Parsnip River in the late 1890s.
149 of 167 		This First Nation woman is Six Mile Mary who was often in Fort George (B.C. Archives H - 07250),
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Stoney Creek Charlie, hired by Al Huble to help with chores around the Giscome Portage.
151 of 167 		Dugout canoes, strapped together with poles, freighting on the Fraser River.
152 of 167 		Al Huble, Ed Seebach and others on a chilly winter day.
153 of 167 		1921 along the Crooked River. (Fraser Fort George Museum)
154 of 167 		A reconstruction of a dog team nearing Huble Homestead
155 of 167 		Reconstruction photo of Al Huble and Ed Seebach, loaded with furs, setting on a trip.
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A typical menu 1915
157 of 167 		Letters written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson, about the life and character of Annie Huble.
158 of 167 		Reconstructed letter about the life of Annie Huble, written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
159 of 167 		Reconstructed letter about the life of Annie Huble, written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
160 of 167 		Reconstructed letter about the life of Annie Huble, written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
161 of 167 		Reconstructed letter about the life of Annie Huble, written by museum researcher, Darla Dickinson.
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