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Agriculture - Farm Yards

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R-B12989

Item Date
1910

"With a straw-roofed barn, wood for the winter, hay stacks, and stooks of wheat this farm yard had everything a homesteader needed."

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Preview	Ref Number	Type	Title
	R-B7793a		1 - "In the forest fringe areas of Saskatchewan, trees provided some protection for the farm yard."

	R-A8626-4		2 - "For some homesteaders, in particular bachelors, the farm yards were very basic."

	R-B1893		3 - "In the Lipton district a two storey house was attached to the barn, resulting in a compact farm yard."

	R-A9705		4 - The houses and farm yards often reflected the cultural background of the settlers.

	R-B130-1		5 - A simple frame house on the prairie was the centre piece for this farm yard.

	R-B12989		6 - "With a straw-roofed barn, wood for the winter, hay stacks, and stooks of wheat this farm yard had everything a homestea

	R-B294-2		7 - "Situated on the open prairie, this farm yard represented what many looked like before wind breaks and trees were plante

	R-A23521		8 - "With a brick exterior, porch, and gambrel-roofed barn, this farm yard was a little more substantial than some."

	R-A9113		9 - Many farm yards contained the original homestead house plus a more recent home.

	R-B3504-1		10 - "A large three-storied brick house, sheds, and barns surrounded by a good crop during harvest."

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