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Seal Cove Garage Business Card, undated Seal Cove Auto Museum	Object, Identification Card, Business Card	Transportation, Automobile	Seal Cove Garage		Tremont, Seal Cove	Copyright Not Evaluated	Seal Cove Garage Business Card, undated Seal Cove Auto Museum Identifier: sca-1008 Type: Object, Identification Card, Business Card Subject: Transportation, Automobile Creator: Seal Cove Garage Place: Tremont, Seal Cove Description: Richard C. Paine Jr., the founder of the Seal Cove Auto Museum, sold cars through his Seal Cove Garage. Business card from the Seal Cove Garage featuring a map of Mount Desert Island.
Seal Cove Garage Stationary, undated Seal Cove Auto Museum	Object, Writing, Paper	Transportation, Automobile	Seal Cove Garage		Tremont, Seal Cove	Copyright Not Evaluated	Seal Cove Garage Stationary, undated Seal Cove Auto Museum Identifier: sca-1003 Type: Object, Writing, Paper Subject: Transportation, Automobile Creator: Seal Cove Garage Place: Tremont, Seal Cove Description: Richard C. Paine Jr., the founder of the Seal Cove Auto Museum, sold cars through his Seal Cove Garage. Stationary from the Seal Cove Garage.
Snowshoe Mount Desert Island Historical Society	Object, Transportation, Snowshoe	Nature, Seasons, Winter Other, leather Other, shoes Transportation, Snowshoe		06/14/2011			Snowshoe Mount Desert Island Historical Society Identifier: mdihs-11669 Type: Object, Transportation, Snowshoe Subject: Nature, Seasons, Winter Other, leather Other, shoes Transportation, Snowshoe Date: 06/14/2011 Description: Wooden frame with woven rawhide strips. Leather moccasin partially intact. Ropes to tie around feet.
Postcard with stamp sent from Bar Harbor and delivered via Bangor and Bar Harbor railroad. Tremont Historical Society	Object, Writing, Postcard	Other, Bar Harbor Other, Businesses, Transportation Business Other, Mail Deliverry Other, Post Offices Other, Railroads Other, Stamps Transportation, Train		6/15/1885 1907			Postcard with stamp sent from Bar Harbor and delivered via Bangor and Bar Harbor railroad. Tremont Historical Society Identifier: ths-2331 Type: Object, Writing, Postcard Subject: Other, Bar Harbor Other, Businesses, Transportation Business Other, Mail Deliverry Other, Post Offices Other, Railroads Other, Stamps Transportation, Train Date: 6/15/1885 1907 Description: Postcard with stamp sent from Bar Harbor and delivered via Bangor and Bar Harbor railroad.
Wheel, Wooden Bicycle Great Harbor Maritime Museum	Object, Vehicle Component, Vehicle Wheel, Bicycle Wheel	Transportation, Cycle, Bicycle				Copyright Not Evaluated	Wheel, Wooden Bicycle Great Harbor Maritime Museum Identifier: ghmm-1153 Type: Object, Vehicle Component, Vehicle Wheel, Bicycle Wheel Subject: Transportation, Cycle, Bicycle
Buckboard: wooden wheels with iron cladding made in Bar Harbor Great Cranberry Island Historical Society	Object, Transportation, Carriage, Buckboard	Transportation, Carriage				No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only	Buckboard: wooden wheels with iron cladding made in Bar Harbor Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Identifier: gcihs-2016.376.2139 Type: Object, Transportation, Carriage, Buckboard Subject: Transportation, Carriage Description: Carriage. Buckboard, two beige upholstered bench seats with upholstered backs, and matching beige carpet floor mats, wooden whip holder, thin red lines painted as decoration on seat sides and other areas, brass tag reads: "Davis B.H. B.C. Bar Harbor, Me". Wooden wheels with iron cladding. From the old barn at the Red House - the Towns/Lim house.Willie Granston December 2016: "…. The buckboard is in really good condition…. I know of only two Davis Buckboards on MDI, and neither is this model. One is privately owned by Martha Stewart, and one is a really sweet little 2 seater with a rear groomsman's seat owned by Bar Harbor Historical Society and kept at Seal Cove Auto Museum. The buckboard at Seal Cove is missing its bottom cushion, and Martha's has been reupholstered, so those cushions, with the flaps, are super important. ...This is really important object."The Living Past,Virginia Somes-Sanderson p. 229: "People came in droves from Bar Harbor, some in their private carriages, often with coachmen and footmen, others in hired vehicles, but the majority in buckboards. These riding conveyances had rows of seats, all facing front; the largest carried fifteen persons, but theer were others built for ten, seven, five, four and two passengers ... Unfortunately, the tax on them became so high that the owners could not make them pay, so they disappeared from the scene."The donor recalls: "The buckboard has been there all my life. I'm quite sure it came with the property. I would imagine it's been there since the Crosbys owned the barn-- if not before. I believe that they owned it around 1915 because there was a drawing of a heart on a barn stall shutter with one of the Crosby boys' names and some girl's name and the date, I think it was 1915. As children, my friends and I used to play "Wagon Train" (an old, old TV show) on it. I was always Flint McCullough. He was my favorite, played by the actor, Robert Horton. Ward Bond played the Wagonmaster on TV. Whoever played his part on the buckboard would wave their arm forward and yell. "Wagons---ho !" We were all girls, as I recall, (I do remember pitching apples at and withClayton Savage and Dickie Haydock but I don't think we let them play Wagon Train.)"See also http://www.skylinefarm.org/carriage-museum, Slide 9. [show more]
Railroad tie from Green Mountain railway Northeast Harbor Library	Object, Railroad, Track Component	Transportation, Railroad					Railroad tie from Green Mountain railway Northeast Harbor Library Identifier: nehl-3939 Type: Object, Railroad, Track Component Subject: Transportation, Railroad Description: Attached to wooden base (mahogany).

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