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| Contract: Leroy Stanley and Frederick B. Pratt Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Contract: Leroy Stanley and Frederick B. Pratt Northeast Harbor Library Description: Memorandum of a contract for the sale and purchase of the island "The Sisters". | |
| Town road ways at Cranberry Isles, 1912 Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Land Agreement between Wilfred Bunker, Frances Marr, Louise Marr, Mary Chamberlin, Doris McSorley , and Wilson Chamberlin, Great Cranberry Island Historical Society |
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|  Land Agreement between Wilfred Bunker, Frances Marr, Louise Marr, Mary Chamberlin, Doris McSorley , and Wilson Chamberlin, Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Description: A land agreement where Wilfred Bunker sells his land to Louise and Frances Marr, as wells as Mary Chamberlin, Wilson Chamberlin, and Doric McSorley. This piece of land was owned by Wilfred Bunker, and is located near the Heath, and the Marr family was wanting to develop on this land, but needed the permission of Wilfred Bunker. | |
| Remonstrances Against Automobiles on Mount Desert Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Remonstrances Against Automobiles on Mount Desert Northeast Harbor Library Description: 4 copies of the same | ||
| Letter: State of Maine Council Chamber to Jerome H. Knowles Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: State of Maine Council Chamber to Jerome H. Knowles Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding Frenchboro paupers Regarding Maine School for the Feeble Minded | ||
| Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to George B. Dorr Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to George B. Dorr Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding establishment of Bird Sanctuary | |
| Letter: George B. Dorr to Belle Smallidge Knowles Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: George B. Dorr to Belle Smallidge Knowles Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding Bird Study Station on Mount Desert Island | |
| Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. Frank L. Powers Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. Frank L. Powers Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding bird sanctuary on Mount Desert Island | |
| Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. Frank L. Powers Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. Frank L. Powers Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding "The Unique Island of Mount Desert" | |
| Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. Frederick P. Abbott Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. Frederick P. Abbott Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding George Dorr and topics of Conservation | ||
| Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding topics of Conversation | ||
| Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Jennie Russell Goodall Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Jennie Russell Goodall Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding topics of Conservation | ||
| Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. E. M. Foster Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Mrs. E. M. Foster Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding topics of Conservation | ||
| Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Emerson Hough Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  Letter: Belle Smallidge Knowles to Emerson Hough Northeast Harbor Library Description: Regarding "The Unique Island of Mount Desert" | |
| The Unique Island of Mount Desert, 1914 Northeast Harbor Library |
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|  The Unique Island of Mount Desert, 1914 Northeast Harbor Library Description: The Need of Conserving the Beauty and Freedom of Nature essay by Charles W. Eliot |
