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2894 | Hadlock Family of Little Cranberry Island |
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| Description: BH Times typed copy of article on Hadlock Family and sailing vessels, list of schooners owned by Hadlocks. Norwood's cove battle during War of 1812, Excerpts of log of Sam Hadlock, Tampico, Mexico in 1849 recorded by W.O. Sawtelle Not clear whether all these items were in the BH Times, 8 pp. | ||
18808 | Maine's Great Coast Resort: Bar Harbor and Lafayette National Park |
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| Description: Contains brief written descriptions of activities, accommodations, and more. No date given, but mentions the Building of Arts, USN Radio Station at Otter Cliffs. | |||
18621 | Life on Tinker Island |
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| 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. | ||
18620 | Mount Desert Island History |
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| 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 | ||
12969 | Lobstering and The Maine Coast |
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| Description: Community life and everyday aspects of coastal Maine, especially lobstering, the "regional maritime culture." |
12188 | Chain of Fishing Weights |
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| Description: Eleven (11) weights for fishing nets on a line of rope, with metal eye at one end. Circular loop of rope at opposite end. Each weight is approx. 1.25 inches long. | |||
12174 | Fishing Weight |
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| Description: Oblong lead fishing weight with circular hole for line. Two connecting holes on opposite sides near bottom have been plugged by mud. | |||
12173 | Fishing Weight |
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| Description: Oblong lead fishing weight with circular hole for line. Connecting open holes on opposite sides near the bottom. 5" long | |||
12077 | Fishing Weight |
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| Description: Corroded fishing weight with rope threaded through open hole at top. Connecting holes at bottom on opposite sides. | |||
4502 | To Mrs. George Newman from Nellie M. Pierce In Northeast Harbor |
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| Description: To Mrs. George Newman, from Nellie M. Pierce Northeast Harbor August 1871 Good health. Nothing to do George is doing quite well "a fishing." | ||
2867 | Somesville Summer Party, 1855 |
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| Description: Somesville Summer Party in 1855 based upon Charles Tracey's diary, a New York Lawyer. Invited town's people to a party. Frederick Church and family's arrival Somes Cove mackerel fishing picture, Pond's End Restaurant discussion and picture, picture of the Kate L. Pray schooner, Previously archived as 011.FIC.71.1 | ||
2845 | Hake Was First Source of Income |
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| Description: About hake from perspective of South Gouldsboro; other fish, mackerel, cannery. No mention of MDI Previously archived as 011.FIC.84.4 | ||
2832 | Maritime Transportation Was Foundation of Early Mount Desert Island Economy |
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| Description: Article details the history of maritime trades in the economy of Mt. Desert Island. Shipbuilding, schooner trade, fishing and shipping are discussed. Previously archived as Object Id 012.FIC.022.13 | |
2831 | Successful Fish Packing Plant Created from Charred Ruins at Bernard |
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| Description: Article describes the establishment of a fish processing plant in the village of Bernard. A burned out pier is rebuilt for this purpose. Previously archived as object Id 012.FIC.022.14 |