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Figure 1. Breard Log House – Newspaper (1899) – Cornerwork (dovetail)
Figure 3. Lac Duhamel, Mont-Tremblant, Quebec (nineteenth- twentieth century)
Figure 4. Log houses’ site
Figure 9.  Thibault log cabin during the survey
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