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“Crombie Family Biography.” Library Accessibility Services, McMaster University Library.
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Primary Sources and Data
Climate Change Canada. “Monthly Data Report for 1918.” Climate – Environment and Climate Change Canada, 20 July 2018.
Curry, S. R., ed. 1945. A Look at Ontario Farming. Tweed, Ont: The Tweed News
Flint, F. (1909, c. 1920). Views of Beaverlodge area, including travelling to, homesteads, pioneers, and activities. Adam Matthew Digital.
Fruit Farming in Ontario, Canada. Toronto: William Briggs, 1911.
London, Jack, Philip R. Goodwin, and Charles Livingston Bull. The Call of the Wild. Toronto: George N. Morang, 1903.
More Crombie Material from McMaster Archives and Research Collections:
Crombie Pictures on the McMaster Library Archives Website
HUMAN 2DH3 Research Site 