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Berthierville
Berthierville, Quebec A scene near Berthierville, in the Quebec countryside on the Berthier River close to the St. Lawrence, showing a new bridge and, at the far right, a typical habitant out-door bread oven.
ID #10159

Cape Santé
Timber Rafts Timber rafts on the St. Lawrence River, with sails helping the current.
ID #10224

Hull
Timber Slide Timber slide, Hull, Lower Canada, carrying timber rafts past the rapids. In 1806 the first raft of heavy beams was taken down the Ottawa River by Philemon Wright. Engraving by J.P. Newell (active c.1855-1878).
ID #20302
Philemon Wright The sawmill and tavern of Philemon Wright, Chaudière Falls, Hull, Lower Canada, 1823. Wright established a small farm community at Hull on the Lower Canadian side of the St. Lawrence. By Henry DuVernet (active 1816- 1842).
ID #20301

Kengami
Pulpwood Cut A pulpwood cut (90,000,000 feet) floating down the Saguenay River.
ID #20882

Montmorency
Montmorency, 1810 Timber base at Montmorency, just below Quebec, in the 1810s, with a distant view of Quebec, both Lower and Upper Town.
ID #10226
Lumber Establishment Lumber establishment at Montmorency and Bay of Quebec, c. 1824.
ID #21835
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