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

 
A bible from one of the Seaman family homes, dated 1857.
91 of 137 		Photo of men hauling two caskets on sleds from River Hebert to Minudie, taken in April 1926.
92 of 137 		Booklet entitled 'In Art Needlework', which contains information and sheets of patterns for sewing.
93 of 137 		View of the bay looking towards Amherst point.
94 of 137 		The Minudie Community Hall.
95 of 137 		Postcards sent to Mrs. Fred Seaman.
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The letter was written to Aleida Seaman in 1901.
97 of 137 		A front view of Amos Seaman's Homestead, around 1860.
98 of 137 		A view inside the Seaman Universalist Church, Minudie, Nova Scotia.
99 of 137 		Plaque dedicated to Jane Seaman.
100 of 137 		An inside view of the Seaman Homestead, Minudie, Nova Scotia, taken in the 1950's.
101 of 137 		The remains of the Seaman Homestead in 1950's.
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The remains of the Seaman Homestead.
103 of 137 		A view of the crumbling Seaman homestead, buitl by Amos Seaman in 1837.
104 of 137 		The remains of the once great Seaman Homestead, built by Amos in 1837.
105 of 137 		Audio interview with Frances Legere.
106 of 137 		Audio interview with Frances Legere referring to the ferry from Minudie to Amherst Point.
107 of 137 		Audio interview with Frances Legere, recalling the young residents leaving Minudie.
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