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Skiff ferry carrying small buggy at Eherenberg [sic]. The makeshift oars are handled by an oarsman sitting under the buggy. The regular scow used for ferrying is on its side at the right of the photo where its water-logged bottoom is drying

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Call number: mssMarston papers V103/0157
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