Amos Seaman School Museum
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King Seaman - His Legacy Continues

 
Audio interview with Annie Glen about her mothers memories.
163 of 188 		Audio interview with Annie Glen describing her mothers life.
164 of 188 		Audio interview with Frances Legere, recalling helping out their neighbours in Minudie.
165 of 188 		Audio interview with Frances Legere, talking about peoples names and clothing she wore as a child.
166 of 188 		Audio interview with Ruth Symes, grandaughter of Gilbert Seaman, who still lives in Minudie.
167 of 188 		Audio interview with Ruth Symes.
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Audio interview with Ruth Symes recalling the schooners.
169 of 188 		Audio interview with Ruth Symes recalling her memories of the dykes and big marsh.
170 of 188 		Audio interview with Jude Terrio, a resident of Mill Creek recalling the Minudie ferry in the 1920s.
171 of 188 		Audio interview with Jude Terrio recalling the crossings of the Minudie Ferry.
172 of 188 		Audio interview with Jude Terrio, talking about the old creamery in Minudie.
173 of 188 		Audio interview with Jude Terrio, describing the fish camps.
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The remains of Dr. and Sarah Mitchells house in Minudie, behind the site of the Seaman homestead..
175 of 188 		Audio interview with Ruth Symes recalling a night rescue from the river one winter.
176 of 188 		Poem written by Francis Dawson.
177 of 188 		One of the bedroom fireplaces in Gilbert Seaman's home.
178 of 188 		A wooden model of a ship from the home of Gilbert Seaman.
179 of 188 		This stool was located in the home of Gilbert Seaman.
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