Amazeen, Ray | New Castle Historical Society

2006.001.166 - Print, photographic

New Castle Elementary School, ca. 1911. Maude Trefethen is the teacher. Front row left to right: Andrew Turner, George Patch, James Sylvester, Gordon Pridham, Harold Horning, Charles Amazeen, William Patch, Anna Horning. Back: Charles Ricker, Clifford Collins, Philip Marvin, Hazel Richer, Oliver Marvin, Katherine Hill, Mildred Yeaton, Ray Amazeen, Herbert Jackson.

Record Type: Photo

2006.001.168 - Print, photographic

New Castle Primary School, ca. 1914. Front row: Harry Horning, Morris Pridham, Dorothy Becker, Alfred Meloon, George Patch, William Patch. Row 2: Delbert Miller, Lydia Erickson, Anna Horning, Mae Brisson, Hilda Ricker, Helen Brisson. Back row: Gordon Pridham, Charles Ricker, Clifford Collins, Raymond Amazeen. Missing: Row 1: Herbert Jackson. Row 2: Charles Amazeen. Row 3: Andrew Turner.

Record Type: Photo

2006.001.18 - Print, photographic

Profile view of Luther M. Amazeen of New Castle sitting in his rocking chair, hands folded, smoking his pipe. He was sitting on the side porch of the Piscataqua Cafe. He was the father of Ray and Gerard. Title of photograph by O.W. Marvin is "Contentment."

Record Type: Photo

2006.001.72 - Print, photographic

The Piscataqua Cafe, River Road, New Castle. Sign under the picture says, 'circa 1960.' Writing on back of the picture says, "April 5, 1973." There was a wharf attached to Ray Amazeen's Cafe which washed away in Hurricane Carol in 1954. The stonework in the foreground is probably part of Oliver Marvin's wharf.

Record Type: Photo

2010.053b - Print, Photographic

Gerard Amazeen May 1939

Record Type: Photo

2014.004 - Print, Photographic

Photo of Amazeen Boatyard with Piscataqua Cafe and Naval Prison in background; newspaper photograph of Ray and Gerard Amazeen; photograph of 1000 pound Horse Mackerel caught by Gerard Amazeen, with Edmund Tarbell, and article on the catch.

Record Type: Photo