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50 Found Photos That Capture Everyday Life of Canada From the Early 20th Century

These found photos from gt_hawk63 that show how everyday life of Canada (mostly Ontario) looked like from over 100 years ago.

Three yong women at the river

Through a sea of grain

 

Two Canadian men after harvesting, Culloden, Ontario

 

Two farm girls in Culloden, Ontario

 

Two horses, two men and one wagon

 

Wheels and the man

 

A boy and his car

 

A happy day, London, Ontario

 

A man, a boy, and a buggy

 

A stern-wheeler, Dundas, Ontario

 

Boy riding on his bicycle, Culloden, Ontario

 

Buzzing firewood

 

Canoes at the boathouse on the lake, possibly from the Muskokas or Lake Simcoe

 

Crossing on the ferry

 

Down on the farm, somewhere in Toronto

 

Farm girls in Culloden, Ontario

 

Feeding the ducks at home, possibly in Goderich or Blyth area of Huron County, Ontario,

 

Four horse hitch and binder

 

Frank Hyde’s Drug Store, probably in Woodstock, Ontario

 

George’s wagon

 

Heffron’s Meat Market and the office of Thomas Code, Blyth, Ontario

 

Horse and buggy days

 

Horses and men, probably father and son

 

Lunenburg dockside

 

Merry men in Sarnia, Ontario

 

Mother and daughter pose in front of their automobile

 

Office work

 

On the job

 

On the rocks

 

Parade in Sarnia, Ontario

 

Prairie prosperity, Dundas, Ontario

 

Railway through town

 

Raising the roof, somewhere in Southwestern Ontario

 

Rock and read

 

Seven men and a log cabin

 

Straight home young man

 

Summer idyll

 

Taking a break, Woodstock, Ontario

 

Taking a break

 

The brick makers

 

The division of labour, somewhere in Southern Ontario

 

The farm family on holiday, probably Northern Ontario or the West

 

The homeowners, somewhere in Southern Ontario

 

The picnic

 

The plow jockey

 

The shanty in the bush

 

The Vienna Band, Vienna, Ontario

 

Three couples in a cart, possibly in Goderich or Blyth area of Huron County, Ontario

 

Three men and a child

 

Three men in a buggy, probably father and sons

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