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' Rural Life' Pictures from The Powerhouse Museum
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This files was posted to Flickr by The Powerhouse Museum (See their website for further information). Many thanks to the Powerhouse Museum for helping release this wonderful material.
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circa 1900 |
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The Powerhouse Museum |
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Unknown |
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Author died more than 70 years ago - public domain
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