FPU History Page 7 - Maritime History Archive

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Images scanned from The History of the Fishermen's Protective Union of Newfoundland, compiled
and edited by W. F. Coaker. Printed copy held by the Maritime History Archive, St. John's, NL.

Newman's Cove unionists take a trip on the “FPU”
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Union parade at Greenspond.
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A picnic at the Wadham's Island in honor of President Coaker.
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Fish store, part of waterfront, Port Union.
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The flood gate of the electric power supply at Port Union.
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Flume of electric plant at Port Union — first stave flume constructed in Newfoundland.
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Port Union premises — 18 months after construction started.
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Shipyard at Port Union, showing tern schooner Minti on the stocks.

Shipyard at Port Union, showing tern schooner Mintie on the stocks.
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S.S. Nascopi jammed off Grois Island, March 6, 19

S.S. Nascopie jammed off Grois Island, March 6, 1914. (Photo by Pres. Coaker.)
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S.S. Neptun — Fishing crews on way to the c

S.S. Neptune — Fishing crews on way to the coast.
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