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Hamor family photos Great Cranberry Island Historical Society |
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| Hamor family photos Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Description: Four photographs. A= Hamor House with young man sailing model in foreground and whale bones on lawn: "Me sailing my play boat. Send back please. I love to sail xxx yet. Whale bones on lawn 110' long [illegible] Maine. Keep." B= View of Hamor dock. C= Boat "Red Wing laying at our dock, Cranberry Pool." D= Horse pulling a carriage "Old Prince." E= view of [Baker?] lighthouse. | ||
An Attempted Evocation of a Personality Northeast Harbor Library |
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| An Attempted Evocation of a Personality Northeast Harbor Library Description: Memorial article to Beatrix Farrand as one of the founders of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Includes comments of Reef Point and Dumbarton Oaks. | ||
Uses of Birch-Bark in the Northeast Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Uses of Birch-Bark in the Northeast Northeast Harbor Library Description: Published by the Robert Abbe Museum, Bar Harbor, Maine. Second printing, 1974 | ||
Photos from Macfarlan family album 1940s-1950s Great Cranberry Island Historical Society |
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| Photos from Macfarlan family album 1940s-1950s Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Description: Photos from Macfarlan family album 1940 and 1950s. A= Beal & Bunker dock with lobsters and gas tank. B= TBD dock (perhaps Preble Cove Hartley dock?) 1930s. C= Molesca (see also 2012.200.1584), Sunbeam III, Silas McClune (see also 2003.88.682), Elwood Spurling's boat on right of photo. D= Eva Grace sardine carrier. E= Macfarlan/Preble house. F= Beal & Bunker dock with lobsters; Town Dock 1940s. (And many other snapshots of people, places, boats unidentified and not scanned as of Dec 2019.) [show more] | ||
Patriarchal Picnics Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Patriarchal Picnics Northeast Harbor Library Description: Frances Eliot reminisces in this essay of summer days in Northeast Harbor with Charles Eliot, President of Harvard Univ. (her father-in-law). She was the wife of Rev. Samuel Eliot. |