If you have photos of items you wish to contribute to this page, please email them to info@swahsociety.com along with a description of each item in the photos. (Note: Click on the thumbnail to open a larger view of the photo.)
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Horse brush and hoof trimming tool owned by Jeff Spurrell, Queen’s Cove. |
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Horseshoes and nails owned by William Green, Little Heart’s Ease. These items belonged to our house Bonnie. Dad got the horse in late 1950s and it served our family in retrieving wood and plowing the fields until the later 1970s. |
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Vintage lantern owned by Levi and Myra Churchill. |
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This vintage horse collar was worn by Jerry, a Newfoundland pony, in the early 50s. The pony was owned by Clayton Smith of Long Beach. Clayton’s father, Samuel Smith (1909-1967), purchased the horse from his brother, Robert (Bob) Smith (1906-1972) of Little Heart’s Ease. Now owned by Garland Jennings. |
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Last set of horseshoes made for Jerry, the Newfoundland pony owned by Clayton Smith of Long Beach. These horseshoes were made in St. John’s. Jerry never wore them. The shoes are owned by Clayton Smith. |
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A regular set of horseshoes and Jerry’s, the Newfoundland pony, horseshoes. These horseshoes are all owned by Clayton Smith. |
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Bells which were used on horses owned by Edgar and Harrison Spurrell of Butter Cove. (Photo donated by Sylvia Meadus) |