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King Seaman - His Legacy Continues

 
A ledger from the Minudie School in 1942.
73 of 188 		A poem about Amos 'King' Seaman, written by a local resident in the 1970's.
74 of 188 		The Pearl Street Wharf and the A. Seaman Co. Agency in Boston.
75 of 188 		This document shows the information on the Minudie Coal Company that was incorporated in 1902.
76 of 188 		An aerial view of Minudie and the Cumberland Basin. St. Denis Church is in the middle of the photo.
77 of 188 		An aerial view of Minudie showing three of the provincial heritage buildings.
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Downey's Cove, the site of the grindstone quarries.
79 of 188 		One of the few remaining heritage homes in Minudie, Nova Scotia.
80 of 188 		View of Mill Creek as seen today.
81 of 188 		Mill Creek near the Village of Mundie
82 of 188 		The Lower Cove grindstone quarry
83 of 188 		A view of the village of Minudie during the 1930's, showing the boardwalks.
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Gilbert Seaman, second son of Amos and Jane Seaman.
85 of 188 		A load of lathes with two men on top of the load.
86 of 188 		Photo of a Minudie Railway locomotive
87 of 188 		Photo of the Lower Cove grindstone quarry
88 of 188 		Amos Thomas Seaman, the eldest sone of Amos and Jane Seaman. (1815 to 1856)
89 of 188 		The pastorage rates for the Minudie Big Pasture, in 1876.
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