Description: Collection consists of three boxes of archival files donated by the Seal Harbor Library pertaining to the history of Seal Harbor village and Acadia National Park. An itemized summary of each boxes' contents is enclosed in each box. An invitation from the Union Congregational Church of Seal Harbor to celebrate their 100th anniversary at the Village Green. Speaker: The Rev. Dr. Kenneth C. Brookes Reception at the Stone Church
Description: Poster for Ella Kotsen's talk on lighthouses. Place: Tremont Historical Society Country Store Museum, 4 Granville Road, Bass Harbor, Tremont Date: August 13, 2021, 3:00 Folder includes Ella's notes for her talk
Description: This is part of the Paul R. Hinton archive. The archive will reside in the research room of the Tremont Historical Society and is being kept together as a collection. The collection was donated to the Tremont Historical Society by Marty Lyons in February of 2023. The collection contains items that date from 1783 when the American revolution ended. It contains geneology, letters, newspaper articles, cookbooks, obituaries belonging to the ancestors of Paul Hinton. This includes his ancestor William Heath from 1783 and the descendants of William Heath that includes Bensons, Beal and Jackson. The records from the Old Red Store are included in the collection. [show more]
Description: Document that was part of the MDI Cultural History Project. It describes the Heath Cemetery of Tremont, Hancock County, Maine. It was updated 23 September 2012. Includes location coordinates, directions, history, notes and the names and dates on the gravestones and other markers. The most recent visit date is 9 April 2008.
Description: Sheet metal, flat blade, cast iron handle, curves down and is riveted to blade. Handle, on top, horizontal prtion, ios divided in two, with gentle curves. Appears to have been coated with zinc or silver paint.
Other, Medical chemicals used to compound medicine in 1880-1900
Date:
03/30/2021
Description: Black leather case containing 20 glass tubes of medical chemicals. Some empty. 2 without corks. Pocket has folded paper labels identifying more drug names and amounts. Potassium Chloras Tincture Opii-empty Spirit Amonia Arom-empty no cork Potassium Iodide Bismuth sus nit? empty Activated etsodii? Potassium Bromide-empty Pulverised Opii Ex Bella Plume. Acetas Morph Sulphur Quim Sulphur ? Quim Sulphur gr/1 - empty Chloral Hyd - empty black powder unreadable label Liq Ferri subsulphur no cork Hq. Cl. Mite Puly Ipec & Opii Tr. Ipec et Ophii - empty Pil Cathar Co [show more]
Description: Poster for Ella Kotsen's talk on her research of Ruth Moore's novels, including social, community and econopmic issues in the novels and contemporary. Ella is a rising senior at Bryn Mawr University and summer intern at Tremont Historical Society. Event: Ruth Moore Days, 2022 Place Bass Harbor Memorial Library Date: July 19, 2022
Description: Book of geneology including the Gonzales family of Hall Quarry. Other entries focus on Whittlesey's family connections to Castine, Plainville Connecticut, and York Maine.
Description: Flyer outlining the findings of year one of the Landscapes of Change project examining the changes in bird and pollinator populations on MDI.
Description: In this interview, alumnx Vanessa Taylor, College of the Atlantic class of 2019, shares her experience of leaving Bar Harbor, Maine to return to her home country of Colombia. Taylor speaks about working to complete her OPT (Optional Practical Training) abroad, quarantining with her father in a new apartment, all while navigating emotions around being apart from her partner, friends, and family, as well as the emotional toll of the pandemic. Use link in Web Resource field to access audio file. [show more]
Description: In this interview, student Sara Wagner, College of the Atlantic class of 2023, discusses her experience during the COVID-19 pandemic living in her home country of Italy. Use link in Web Resource field to access audio file.
Description: In this interview, student Micaela Sueldo Glattli, College of the Atlantic class of 2021, discusses her experiences during the early months of the COVID-19 global pandemic moving from Bar Harbor back home to Bolivia, while continuing classes virtually, and eventually finding a flight to Colombia to be with her partner. Use link in Web Resource field to access audio file.
Description: In this interview, alumnx Vanessa Taylor, College of the Atlantic class of 2019, returns for a 6-month follow up interview where she discusses finding work in Colombia, moving into an apartment with her partner, and continuing to navigate the pandemic. Use link in Web Resource field to access audio file.