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Lobster Industry Lobster-boiling apparatus at Portland, Me.
1. Lobster Industry
Lobster-boiling apparatus at Portland, Me.
Lobster Fishery Lobster cove at Lanesville, Cape Ann, Mass., showing boat-houses and lobster-gear
2. Lobster Fishery
Lobster cove at Lanesville, Cape Ann, Mass., showing boat-houses and lobster-gear
Clam Industry Clam-diggers' boats and shucking-houses at Essex, Mass.
3. Clam Industry
Clam-diggers' boats and shucking-houses at Essex, Mass.
Whale Fishery Whaling vessels at New Bedford wharves
4. Whale Fishery
Whaling vessels at New Bedford wharves
Sardine Industry Making sardine cans at Eastport, Me.
5. Sardine Industry
Making sardine cans at Eastport, Me.
Sardine Industry Frying room in sardine cannery at Eastport. Me.: herring frying in pans of oil
6. Sardine Industry
Frying room in sardine cannery at Eastport. Me.: herring frying in pans of oil
Sardine Industry Fish-drying frames on roof of sardine cannery, at Eastport, Me.
7. Sardine Industry
Fish-drying frames on roof of sardine cannery, at Eastport, Me.
Sardine Industry Herring drying on the flakes in the sun; danding, cleaning, washing, &c., at sardine
8. Sardine Industry
Herring drying on the flakes in the sun; danding, cleaning, washing, &c., at sardine cannery, Eastport, Me.
Sardine Industry Sardine steamer for collecting herring and towing weir-boats
9. Sardine Industry
Sardine steamer for collecting herring and towing weir-boats
Sardine Industry Unloading herring at a sardine cannery, Eastport, Me.
10. Sardine Industry
Unloading herring at a sardine cannery, Eastport, Me.
Sardine Industry Fishing a herring-weir at low tide, near Eastport, Me.
11. Sardine Industry
Fishing a herring-weir at low tide, near Eastport, Me.
Sardine Industry Section of ballasted herring-weir near Eastport, Me.; for rocky bottom
12. Sardine Industry
Section of ballasted herring-weir near Eastport, Me.; for rocky bottom
Sardine Industry Channel herring-weir near Eastport, Me.; controls channel between islands
13. Sardine Industry
Channel herring-weir near Eastport, Me.; controls channel between islands
Sardine Industry Bar herring-weir near Eastport, Me.; escape of fish prevented by receding tide
14. Sardine Industry
Bar herring-weir near Eastport, Me.; escape of fish prevented by receding tide
Sardine Industry Shore herring weir near Eastport, Me.; the common form of brush weir
15. Sardine Industry
Shore herring weir near Eastport, Me.; the common form of brush weir
Smoked-Herring Industry Herring smoke-house at Eastport, Me.; smoke ventilators in roof; sticks of
16. Smoked-Herring Industry
Herring smoke-house at Eastport, Me.; smoke ventilators in roof; sticks of herring inside
Smoked-Herring Industry Herring-horse loaded with smoked fish strung on sticks
17. Smoked-Herring Industry
Herring-horse loaded with smoked fish strung on sticks
Smoked-Herring Industry Old style herring smoke house (without ventilation on roof), at Leubec, Me.
18. Smoked-Herring Industry
Old style herring smoke house (without ventilation on roof), at Leubec, Me.
Smoked-Herring Industry Boat landing, fish houses, herring smoke-house, fisherman's dwelling and farm
19. Smoked-Herring Industry
Boat landing, fish houses, herring smoke-house, fisherman's dwelling and farm
Herring Fishery Irish fishermen of Boston picking their herring nets in Gloucester Harbor. The typical
20. Herring Fishery
Irish fishermen of Boston picking their herring nets in Gloucester Harbor. The typical 'Irish Market Boat.'
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