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

 
Exercise book belonging to Mary Symes, a student at the Minudie in the 1880's.
109 of 188 		A memorandum for the trustees of the Minudie School.
110 of 188 		'Needles and pins', from one of the Seaman family homes in Minudie.
111 of 188 		A page from the Minudie school register in 1949.
112 of 188 		A fourth grade student's report card from the Minudie School in 1937-1938.
113 of 188 		Emma Seaman's scribbler from the Minudie School in 1867.
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The agreement between Sarah Sproul, a teacher, and three Minudie school trustees.
115 of 188 		A teacher's journal from 1881, which lists all the teachers in the Province of Nova Scotia.
116 of 188 		The original stove and desks from the Minudie school house.
117 of 188 		A bible from one of the Seaman homes, dated 1857.
118 of 188 		A bible from one of the Seaman family homes, dated 1857.
119 of 188 		Photo of men hauling two caskets on sleds from River Hebert to Minudie, taken in April 1926.
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A greeting card from the 1890s, sent from a member of the Seaman family to a relative.
121 of 188 		Booklet entitled 'In Art Needlework', which contains information and sheets of patterns for sewing.
122 of 188 		This selection of toys from a home in Minudie, is from the 1930's.
123 of 188 		View of the bay looking towards Amherst point.
124 of 188 		The Minudie Community Hall.
125 of 188 		Postcards sent to Mrs. Fred Seaman.
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