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John Collier Jr. - Photographer, Digby County
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Nicholas Doucette and his son Edwin, applying rosin and hot water to soften up the bristles of a slaughtered pig, to facilitate scraping the skin clean. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2515-d
Nicholas Doucette and his son, Edwin Doucette, scraping a pig before butchering. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2516-d
Nicholas Doucette and his son, Edwin Doucette, washing the organs of a butchered pig. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2519-d
Nicholas Doucette butchering a pig. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2520-d
Nicholas Doucette butchering a pig. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2521-d
Nicholas Doucette and his son, Edwin Doucette, scalding a slaughtered pig to remove its hair. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2522-d
Nicholas Doucette and his son, Edwin Doucette, scalding a slaughtered pig to remove its hair. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2523-d
Nicholas Doucette and his son, Edwin Doucette, scraping a pig before butchering. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2524-d
Nicholas Doucette and his son Edwin, applying rosin and hot water to soften up the bristles of a slaughtered pig, to facilitate scraping the skin clean. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2525-d
Edwin Doucette, and his mother Marie Doucette, carrying hot water to the barn to scald a slaughtered pig to remove its hair. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2526-d
Edwin Doucette, and his mother Marie Doucette, carrying hot water to the barn to scald a slaughtered pig to remove its hair. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2527-d
Nicholas Doucette and his son, Edwin Doucette, scalding a slaughtered pig to remove its hair. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2528-d
Edwin Doucette, and his mother Marie Doucette, carrying hot water to the barn to scald a slaughtered pig to remove its hair. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950
Photographer: John Collier Jr.
Reference: Alexander H. Leighton Nova Scotia Archives 1988-413 negative number 2529-d