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    This is a photo of an unknown couple in front of a dump truck. they are part of the Tapp Family.

    This is a photo of the Tapp family home in Kynoch. the property is no longer in the family.

    This is a photo of the construction Equipment that the Tapp family employed in 1938.

    This is a photo of Mr. and Mrs. Tapp at their home in Kynoch. Their first names are unknown at the moment.

    This photo shows two Tapp women at the Tapp homestead in Kynoch. their first names are unknown.

    This is a picture of the Tapp family at their homestead in Kynoch.

    This is a photo of members of the Tapp family at their homestead in Kynoch. The names of the people are unknown, as is their relation to the family. But the girl in the window is a Tapp.

    This is a photo of three men working on a backhoe. the equipment says " Construction LTD Toronto". The identities of the men and the project they are working on is unknown.

    This is a photo of Mrs. Tapp and her dog at the Tapp family homestead in Kynoch.

    This is a photo of Mr. Howard and Mrs. Margaret Tapp at the Tapp homestead in Kynoch.

    This photo is of a group of men likely working in the Tapp construction Project in 1938. their identities and the purpose of the project is unknown.

    This photo shows three men on a Backhoe employed by the Tapp Family. one man is cleaning the tracks. their identities and the purpose of the project is unknown.

    This photo show a backhoe and a dump truck that were employed by the Tapp family in 1938. The project they are working on is unknown.

    This photo shows a young woman, possibly Margaret Tapp walking away from the camera on the Tapp homestead.

    This whoto shows several men who were working on the construction project of the Tapp family's in 1938. their identities are unknown.

    This is a photo of the Tapp family horse on their homestead in Kynoch.

    This photo is of a group of unknown men. they are likely working for or with the Tapp family in 1938.

    This is a photo of the equipment employed by the Tapp family in 1938.

    This is a photo of Mr. Tapp and a log sled.

    Condition: Good. Yellowing at left.