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King Seaman - His Legacy Continues
Location: Minudie, Nova Scotia

 
Children skating on the pond with their teacher.
19 of 137 		Local children returning from a fishing trip.
20 of 137 		The class of 1925 at the Minudie School.
21 of 137 		The school picnic with both Minudie and Barronsfield school, held at Mill Creek, near Minudie.
22 of 137 		Two sleds with teams of horses hauling them through the snow, taken in the late 1800's.
23 of 137 		The Fish Camps beside the dyke in Minudie.
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Shad fishing in the Minudie bay.
25 of 137 		One of the local shad fishermen, returning from the nets, crossing the dyke.
26 of 137 		Hay wagons near Minudie
27 of 137 		The Jerome LeBlanc Store was located next to the creamery in Minudie.
28 of 137 		Thrashing machine at a local farm in Minudie.
29 of 137 		The 'Little Dan' Ferry that ran from Minudie to Amherst.
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Amos 'Peck' Seaman in 1860
31 of 137 		Josephine Shortt
32 of 137 		The Seaman Crest
33 of 137 		Amos Thomas Seaman, eldest child of Amos and Jane Seaman.
34 of 137 		Photo of the Amos Seaman plaque on a wall in the Universalist Church, Minudie, Nova Scotia.
35 of 137 		Photo of the Jane Seaman plaque on a wall in the Universalist Church, Minudie, Nova Scotia.
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