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Horse powered van was used to transport students to the Riverside Consolidated School in the summer.
73 of 121 		This view of the harbour in Alma shows the tugboat Stadium lining up three vessels at the dock.
74 of 121 		The harbour in Alma, Pictured is the tugboat Stadium beside two vessels tied to the dock.
75 of 121 		Ship tied up at the harbour in Alma.
76 of 121 		The Ship Stadium, docked at an unidentified wharf near Alma.
77 of 121 		This photo shows two ships the Vincent and Meredith White being built side by side in Alma in 1918.
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The Meredith White under construction in Alma in 1918.
79 of 121 		The Meredith White and its sister ship, the Vincent, under construction in Alma in 1918.
80 of 121 		The Vincent White under construction in Alma in 1918.
81 of 121 		Shipbuilders half model of the ship P.I. Nevis built at Bennett shipyards in Hopewell Cape in 1858.
82 of 121 		The launch of the Edna M. Smith the last ship built at the Turner Shipyards in Harvey Bank, in 1903.
83 of 121 		The Edna M. Smith at some unknown dry dock having repairs done.
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The vessel the Revolving Light while under construction at the Turner Shipyards in Harvey in 1875.
85 of 121 		The I.C. Prescott mill at Crooked Creek.
86 of 121 		Photo of the Alma Sawmill taken in 1905.
87 of 121 		Unidentified Log Crew sitting on a pile of logs.
88 of 121 		A log pile or ‘brow' on the banks of the Alma River.
89 of 121 		An unidentified man using a 'Pike Pole' to push logs in a log boom on the Alma river.
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