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On a visit to the collection of the esteemed Mr. Mason today with a pong of fish hanging over all! This old lantern slide shows a scene of great industry with lots of barrels and busy people under the watchful eye of the aptly titled overseer!

Photographer: Thomas H. Mason

Collection: Mason Photographic Collection

Date: ca. 1890-1910

NLI Ref: M56/60

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