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

 
A local fisherman removes a twist in the net.
55 of 188 		The mud flats of Minudie.
56 of 188 		This photo shows the nets spread out across the bay, which were 386 feet long.
57 of 188 		A good catch was 150 shad at one time.
58 of 188 		A fisherman splitting, cleaning and storing fish to sell locally or in Amherst.
59 of 188 		Returning to the fish camps with the puncheons of fish on the back of the cart.
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Press notice from April 1893 giving the benefits of emigrating to Nova Scotia.
61 of 188 		The funeral at St. Denis Church on September 24th, 1930.
62 of 188 		Ripley's 'It Happened In Canada!'
63 of 188 		A school research project by Grade VI students of River Hebert in 1976.
64 of 188 		A school research project by Grade VI studentd from River Hebert in 1976.
65 of 188 		An extract from the 'Old King is Back': Amos 'King' seaman and his diary.
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An extract from the diary of Philip DesBarres.
67 of 188 		A list of the students and their attendance at night school at the Minudie Catholic School.
68 of 188 		Names of the students who attended school and night school in Minudie in 1864.
69 of 188 		Extract from the Nova Scotia Archives concerning the building of the Seaman Universalist Church.
70 of 188 		Drawings inside a Bell Exercise book from the Minudie School, 1859.
71 of 188 		Original school register from the Minudie School dated September, 1900.
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