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Eden tax list Northeast Harbor Library |
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Mount Desert Plantation - 1776 Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Mount Desert Plantation - 1776 Northeast Harbor Library Description: 1 Comb bound book, Eben M. Hamor, researcher, Feb., 1909 Photocopied documents of Eden, a part of Mt. Desert and Plantation from 1776. Missing | ||
Eben M. Hamor Manuscript - Book 2 Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Eben M. Hamor Manuscript - Book 2 Northeast Harbor Library Description: 1 Comb bound book, Eben M. Hamor, researcher, Feb., 1909 Photocopied documents of Eden, a part of Mt. Desert and Plantation from 1776. Missing | ||
Eden Baptist Church records 1893 Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Eden Baptist Church records 1893 Northeast Harbor Library Description: 1 comb bound book, clipped lists and glued ledger pages | ||
Frederick Allen House Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Frederick Allen House Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: The property at Spruce Point was purchased by Frederick Allen in 1841. He was the first person of African descent to own land in the area. His family of 12 lived on this property until the 1890s. Spruce Point was also referred to as Negro Point. | ||
Indian Villages - Bar Harbor Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Indian Villages - Bar Harbor Southwest Harbor Public Library | ||
Plan of Hull's Cove Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Plan of Hull's Cove Northeast Harbor Library Description: Blueprint, 53x36", of Hull's Cove, Eden, Hancock County, ME showing old settlers lots (unidentified). Shows 650 acre property of E. T. Hamor. | |||
Census records - Eden Northeast Harbor Library |
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Eden Maine vital records Northeast Harbor Library |
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| Eden Maine vital records Northeast Harbor Library Description: 104 pages, clipped. draft of 12/13/1988 Thomas H. Roderick, transcriber | ||
Panorama of Bar Harbor Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Panorama of Bar Harbor Southwest Harbor Public Library | ||
Cromwell Harbor Road Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Cromwell Harbor Road Southwest Harbor Public Library | ||
The Ocean House, Eden Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| The Ocean House, Eden Southwest Harbor Public Library | ||
Eastern Yacht Club Pier Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Eastern Yacht Club Pier Southwest Harbor Public Library | ||
St. Sauveur Hotel Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| St. Sauveur Hotel Southwest Harbor Public Library | ||
Swimming Club Pool Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Swimming Club Pool Southwest Harbor Public Library | ||
Building of Arts, Eden Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Building of Arts, Eden Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: Building of Arts was built for the summer population of Bar Harbor. It was meant to be a place where music lovers and professional musicians from all over the country would come to entertain the summer colony. Members of the building committee included George Dorr, Mr. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Robert Abbe. Guy Lowell of Boston, Massachusetts, was chosen as architect for the building. It was finished in 1907 with a final cost of approximately $100,000. The opening concert was held on Saturday, July 13, 1907. Mme. Emma Eames and Mr. Emilio De Gogorza were soloists. Over the next 35 years the Building of Arts held concerts and shows by Ernest Schelling, Paderewski, Walter Damrosch, dancer Ted Shawn, Josef Hofmann, and many others, including celebrated stars from Hollywood and Broadway. By the end of this time period the building had fallen into disrepair and was sold in January 1943 to Earl D. and Charles A. Holt for $305.24. Just four years later in April 1947 the Holts sold the building to Consuello Sides of Boston and New York. The plan was to use it as a summer theater. In October 1947 the Building of Arts was destroyed by fire. See also: "Lost Bar Harbor," p. 110. "Bygone Bar Harbor - A Postcard Tour of Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park," p. 16. "Maine Cottages: Fred L. Savage and the Architecture of Mount Desert," p. 232. [show more] | |
Eastern Yacht Club Pier Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Eastern Yacht Club Pier Southwest Harbor Public Library | ||
Bar Harbor - Shore Path Southwest Harbor Public Library |
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| Bar Harbor - Shore Path Southwest Harbor Public Library Description: The photograph was named "Along the Shore". |