Amos Seaman School Museum
River Hebert, Nova Scotia
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King Seaman - His Legacy Continues

 
A photo of the village of Minudie in the early 1900's
1 of 188 		A photo of the Unversialist Church, the School house and the Catholic church, around 1910 to 1920.
2 of 188 		St. Denis Catholic church around 1870.
3 of 188 		The Vernon house,
4 of 188 		This house was built by Job Seaman in the mid 1840's and is located in Barronsfield.
5 of 188 		The Minudie wharf.
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A winter view of the Minudie wharf, around 1910.
7 of 188 		Amos Seaman in 1860.
8 of 188 		The Seaman Homestead.
9 of 188 		The school house in Minudie.
10 of 188 		The first grist steam mill in Nova Scotia.
11 of 188 		The grindstone quarries.
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The Seaman Universalist church.
13 of 188 		St. Denis Catholic church.
14 of 188 		The lumber mill located at Mill Creek, close to Minudie, owned and operated by the Seaman family.
15 of 188 		The Minudie wharf, showing a schooner and the ferry that ran across to Amherst.
16 of 188 		A typical grindstone located on the Lower Cove beach.
17 of 188 		The tombstone of Amos and Jane Seaman, located in the Lake Cemetery, Minudie
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