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A Coulter family outing with oxen
Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection
Two oxen hitched to a wagon with eight people riding in it. A young boy is holding the reins of a white horse beside the wagon while another man is holding the reins of two horses beside him.
Men leading oxen around the track in front of the grandstand.
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Going places pioneer style with oxen
Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection
Two oxen hitched to a wagon being driven by a man on a dirt trail.
Breaking sod, plowing with oxen
Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection
Four oxen hitched to a riding plow with one man riding behind.
Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection
Photographs of various forms of transportation, including buggies, trains, airplanes, buses, etc. Collected by Frank Glass.
Unimproved roads and oxen pulled cart
Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection
A wagon loaded with supplies is being pulled out of the mire by five oxen.
Four harnessed oxen hitched to a breaking plow; newly turned sod.
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Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection
Photos depicting pioneer life and homesteading in the Rosetown, Sask. area. Collected by Frank Glass.
Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection
Boyd Machan farm (Javen's land). Three men with nine oxen plow. Train seen in background.
Four oxen team pulling a binder cutting wheat. Two oxen with horns, two without.
Oxen pulling "Routley's Hardware" dray
Names on back are Bill Bowers(?) and Wes Spence who are standing posing. Buildings in background are store fronts. A.O. Routley had a Massey Harris business in Rosetown 1930-46. Oxen were not used after 1910.
Two men wearing suits are riding in the buggy. One man is holding reins and a whip. They are in a grass meadow - no road. The ox has shoulder and side scars, probably from harness used for plowing.
Jno N. Ford on wagon pulled by two oxen.
One ox is smaller than the other. They are travelling on a well-worn track. The man on the wagon is wearing a dress hat. Jno. N. Ford homesteaded NE 14-31-19 W3 (SW Stranraer) in 1910. He drove these oxen until 1919.