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2006.001.157 - Print, photographic
View of the Piscataqua Cafe on Cape Road at low tide, 10:15 AM.
Record Type: Photo
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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
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2006.001.28 - Print, photographic
Sunset over Jones Cove with Piscataqua Cafe and houses on Cape Road. One of a group of four photographs entitled 'Scenes of New Castle.'
Record Type: Photo
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2006.001.3 - Print, photographic
Piscataqua Cafe building sits on stilts at the edge of the water. Small boats moored in foreground. Naval Prison in background. It was built in 1898 by Luther Amazeen and is currently owned by Paul and Caroline Amazeen and is located on Cape Road. It was built as an inn and restaurant. Originally, and up until the hurricane of 1954, this building also had a long pier.
Record Type: Photo
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2006.001.657 - Documents
Includes copies of invitation to the open house at the Piscataqua Cafe, suggested names for subjects of an oral history project, proposal for a book of photographs and oral histories, meeting notes to consider the creation of a New Castle Historical Association, and a publication from the Piscataqua Pioneers.
Record Type: Archive
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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
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2006.001.873 - Print, photographic
Upper Cove. The Marvin house is partially hidden by the trees at the left of the photograph. The Decourcy house is seen through the trees behind the telephone pole. Charles Chase's house with garage added is next with Loretta Slawson's house behind it. The Piscataqua Cafe on the waterfront is visible behind the large tree in the foreground.
Record Type: Photo
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2007.003.008 - Print, photographic
Dick Griffin, Gail Griffin, and Andrew White about 1944 at the entrance to Rardy Amazeen's boatyard. Piscataqua Cafe is in the background.
Record Type: Photo
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2009.039 - Book
Walking Tour of New Castle, made on the map for the Seacoast Trolley. Contains brief histories of numerous buildings and houses, as listed in the Search Terms section. Also brochure for Olde Port Trolley Co. Trolley Tour of Historic Portsmouth and New Castle.
Record Type: Archive
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2009.076 - Notebook
Guest Book for the Piscataqua Cafe Tour August 7, 2005. Names were not entered into People field.
Record Type: Archive
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2009.077 - Records
New Castle Historic District survey of buildings "New Castle Architectural Survey." Includes a list of houses, identified apparently by last name of owner, color, type of siding, date of construction, and brief description of style of house. Search Terms field contains names of houses as listed, appear to be a mix of historical names and names of current owners (1973). A photo album of the listed houses is cataloged in 2022.026.
Record Type: Archive
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2010.054 - Poster
Print of painting by Robert Chace including view of Piscataqua Cafe in the distance. Gift of the Portsmouth Athenaeum who received it from the estate of Dorothy Vaughan.
Record Type: Archive
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2010.073.14 - Print, Photographic
Clipping from the New Castle School Community Calendar. "Cape Road in 1908 shows a gas light as well as the Piscataqua Café and its wharf. (Photo courtesy of Dorothy L. Becker)"
Record Type: Photo
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2012.005 - Print, Photographic
Old photographs of Marvin House, River Road, Cape Road, Julie White's Hill, E.S. Meloon Cabin, Luther Amazeen, Old Library, Fred Amazeen, Main Street, parade float.
Record Type: Photo
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