Found yourself in @theUL during the rain? We have “Amateur Boat Building”at 9415.d.706, “Modern Boat Building” at 9420.b.347 and “Steel Boat Building” at 423.b.98.46 #explorethecollection
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During the 19th century, foot warmers were very popular for sleigh rides. These small boxes were filled with charcoal or glowing embers, and the heat escaped through the openings. This foot warmer was made between 1800 and 1830.
CMH, 77-153
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During the 19th century, foot warmers were very popular for sleigh rides. These small boxes were filled with charcoal or glowing embers, and the heat escaped through the openings. This foot warmer was made between 1800 and 1830.
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During the 19th century, foot warmers were very popular for sleigh rides. These small boxes were filled with charcoal or glowing embers, and the heat escaped through the openings. This foot warmer was made between 1800 and 1830.
CMH, 77-153
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This spear point, found in New Brunswick, dates back 10,000 to 11,000 years. Spear points made by the first inhabitants of what is now Canada are distinctive and rare.
Canadian Museum of History, VIII-D:58, IMG2008-0583-0270-Dm
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This spear point, found in New Brunswick, dates back 10,000 to 11,000 years. Spear points made by the first inhabitants of what is now Canada are distinctive and rare.
Canadian Museum of History, VIII-D:58, IMG2008-0583-0270-Dm
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This spear point, found in New Brunswick, dates back 10,000 to 11,000 years. Spear points made by the first inhabitants of what is now Canada are distinctive and rare.
Canadian Museum of History, VIII-D:58, IMG2008-0583-0270-Dm
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This type of Valentine’s Day card was introduced in the early 1900s. Such elaborate cards, made from honeycomb paper and assembled by hand, were meant to be exhibited in full view in the house.
Canadian Museum of History, 2011.P0008.37, IMG2015-0002-0001-Dm
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This type of Valentine’s Day card was introduced in the early 1900s. Such elaborate cards, made from honeycomb paper and assembled by hand, were meant to be exhibited in full view in the house.
Canadian Museum of History, 2011.P0008.37, IMG2015-0002-0001-Dm
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This type of Valentine’s Day card was introduced in the early 1900s. Such elaborate cards, made from honeycomb paper and assembled by hand, were meant to be exhibited in full view in the house.
Canadian Museum of History, 2011.P0008.37, IMG2015-0002-0001-Dm
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This sleigh was used at the turn of the 20th century by the Canadian Transfer Co. Limited, which had a contract with the Post Office Department for the transportation of mail.
Canadian Museum of History, 1997.7.1, IMG2013-0142-0030-Dm
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This sleigh was used at the turn of the 20th century by the Canadian Transfer Co. Limited, which had a contract with the Post Office Department for the transportation of mail.
Canadian Museum of History, 1997.7.1, IMG2013-0142-0030-Dm
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This sleigh was used at the turn of the 20th century by the Canadian Transfer Co. Limited, which had a contract with the Post Office Department for the transportation of mail.
Canadian Museum of History, 1997.7.1, IMG2013-0142-0030-Dm
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This harpoon head features a human face. It was carved 1,200 to 2,000 years ago in antler or ivory by the Dorset people.
CMH, NhHd-1: 2658, IMG2008-0583-0110-Dm
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This harpoon head features a human face. It was carved 1,200 to 2,000 years ago in antler or ivory by the Dorset people.
CMH, NhHd-1: 2658, IMG2008-0583-0110-Dm
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This harpoon head features a human face. It was carved 1,200 to 2,000 years ago in antler or ivory by the Dorset people.
CMH, NhHd-1: 2658, IMG2008-0583-0110-Dm
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