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Five articles about the Mount Desert Historical Society building a new museum. Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| Five articles about the Mount Desert Historical Society building a new museum. Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: Five articles glued to a piece of white paper. One side Society Delays Action on Museum from the Bangor Daily News August 15, 1980 about the vote to defer action on building a new museum building pending more information. Second article on the same side Historical Society Still Undecided as to Type of Building to Erect from the Ellsworth American August 21, 1980. Other side Editorial from the Bar Harbor Times August 21, 1980 about the need for a new museum. Bangor Daily 8/6/1985 Notice about the upcoming annual meeting of the Mount Desert Historical Society. Bar Harbor Times, August 21, 1980 Historical Society Urges Building Decision Soon about the need for a new museum building. Previously archived as 011.FIC.57.3 [show more] | |||
Life on Tinker Island Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| Life on Tinker Island Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: From the Ellsworth American August 5, 1982. This is an excerpt from the book Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast: Penobscot and blue Hill Bays. Talks about the earliest name of the island, who John Robinson was, other people who claimed the island. geneology of the Tinkers, commercial activity on Tinker Island. | |||
Mount Desert Island History Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| Mount Desert Island History Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: Article on three pieces of paper about Mount Desert Island History; Native American History, small outer islands, Sutton's Island, Joseph Moore, Joseph Lancaster, Isaac Richardson, William and Joseph Moore, John Gilley | |||
Somes Memorial Bridge Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| Somes Memorial Bridge Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: Thaddeus Shepley Somes Memorial Bridge in Somesville. Mount Desert Island Historical Society Selectmen’s Building Museum to the left. Winter scene, ice on stream. 2 copies (a&b) | |
Lighthouses Guide Sailors Around Mount Desert Isalnd Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| Lighthouses Guide Sailors Around Mount Desert Isalnd Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: Bar Harbor Times. A detailed history of the lighthouses around Mt. Desert. Also a short history of William Gilley, keeper of Baker Light. | |||
picture Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| picture Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: Picture of the boat house on Mt. Desert Rock | |||
Ten Days on a Maine Rock, an Adventure Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| Ten Days on a Maine Rock, an Adventure Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: Report by Kathy Newitt on a ten day stay on Mt. Desert Rock with Allied Whale, organization based at College of the Atlantic. | |||
LaRue Spiker and Friend Picnic on Little Cranberry Photograph, 1980 Mount Desert Island Historical Society |
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| LaRue Spiker and Friend Picnic on Little Cranberry Photograph, 1980 Mount Desert Island Historical Society Description: LaRue Spiker and an unidentified friend sit in a docked boat for a picnic on Little Cranberry Island. A note on the back of the photograph from the photographer George Daniell to Spiker explains the excursion. Daniell also invites Spiker to view other photographs and works of art when she comes to visit him. Inscription on back is a message to LaRue Spiker from the photographer, George Daniell, in red pen. People Depicted: LaRue Spiker Black and white [show more] |