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16560 | Photographs of the Harbor of Gloucester, Mass. in 1892, and the home of J.J. Somes |
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| Description: Published photographs from unknown source showing Gloucester, Mass., harbor in 1892, and the home of J.J. Somes on Washington Street, Gloucester. | |||
3803 | Items Pertaining to Somes Property in Somesville, ME |
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| Description: Three items: 1) Photocopied history of ownership of Isaac Somes House in Somesville, ME. 2)Photocopy, possibly from "Traditions and Records of Southwest Harbor, describing homes built by the sons of Abraham Somes. 3)Handwritten records pertaining to deeds on Somes properties. | |||
3756 | Meeting Notes Regarding Sanderson House Donation |
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| Description: Seven handwritten pages of meeting notes pertaining to proposed donation of Virginia Somes Sanderson's historical Somesville house to the MDI Historical Society for use as a museum. | |
14776 | Letter from Sanderson to the MDI Historical Society |
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| Description: Letter and draft from Sanderson offering to donate her Somesville home to the Mount Desert Island Historical Society for use as a museum. | |
3754 | Details of Virginia Somes Sanderson's House |
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| Description: Notes created by the MDI Historical Society regarding the Virginia Somes Sanderson house, which Sanderson proposed to donate to the Society for use as a museum. Sanderson's own notes are appended to the original. | |
3753 | Meeting Notes of the Committee |
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| Description: Typewritten notes of two meetings of the Mount Desert Island Historical Society Committee on the V. Sanderson Gift. | |
3752 | Committee Report |
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| Description: Typewritten draft and final report of the Mount Desert Island Historical Society Committee on the V. Sanderson proposed gift of her home to the Society. Committee proposed acceptance of the gift with modifications to conditions. | |
3751 | Board of Director's Meeting Agenda and Notes |
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| Description: Typewritten agenda and handwritten notes of the Board of Directors of the MDI Historical Society meeting. Consideration of refusal of the proposed gift of the Virginia Somes Sanderson house and discussion of the future of the Society. | |
3750 | Resolution of the MDI Historical Society Regarding Proposed Donation of Sanderson House |
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| Description: Typewritten and handwritten resolution of the MDI Historical Society to decline the proposed donation of the Virginia Somes Sanderson house. Mrs. Sanderson appended her handwritten comments to the resolution at a later date. | ||
3749 | Notes of Sanderson Pertaining to her Proposed Donation to the MDI Historical Society |
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| Description: Handwritten notes of Virginia Somes Sanderson pertaining to the handling of her proposed donation of the Somes house to the Mount Desert Island Historical Society. | |
12948 | Unknown Cape Style House |
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| Description: Black and white photograph of unknown house with attached garage and with well kept shrubs and lawn. House number 383 is above the front door. | |||
17135 | Caring for Your Historic House |
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17129 | Caring for Your Old House: a guide for owners & residents. |
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17128 | Preservationist’s Progress: Architectural Adventures in Conserving Yesterday’s Houses |
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17126 | Building an American Identity: pattern book homes and communities 1870-1900 |
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16424 | Victorian Exterior Decoration: How To Paint your Nineteenth Century American House Historically |
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16390 | A History of the Houses of West Tremont, Maine Vol. One: Richtown Road to "Upper" Clark's Point Road |
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| A History of the Houses of West Tremont, Maine
Vol. One: Richtown Road to "Upper" Clark's Point Road Description: Inscribed by the author to the MDI Historical Society. | |
12996 | A History of the Houses of West Tremont, Maine, Vol. One: Richtown Road to “Upper” Clark’s Point Road |
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| Description: A two-volune history of these houses, arranged by location Volume One: Richtown Road to "Upper" Clark's Point Road Volume Two: Andrew Lopaus House (Kelleytown Road) to James Moulden/Bill Robinson House Inscribed by the author to the MDI Historical Society | |
12995 | A History of the Houses of West Tremont, Maine Vol. Two: Andrew Lopaus House (Kelleytown Road) to James Moulden/Bill Robinson House |
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| Description: History of these houses, arranged by location. | |
12877 | Windows on the Past: Four Centuries of New England Homes |
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6222 | Street lined with buisnesses and telephone poles |
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| Description: Copy of photograph. Street lined with businesses and telephones poles. Gold Metal Flour sign on the left. Early car near the sign. Horse and wagon in back of the car. | |
6220 | Street lined with buisnesses and cars, horse and buggies |
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| Description: Copy of photograph. Street lined with businesses, cars and horse and buggies. Trees to the left. | |
4224 | Corner With A Past: Roberts Corner, a program of the MDI Historical Society and the Mount Desert Land & Garden Preserve, February 16, 2006 |
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| Description: A viedotape of a program, "Corner with a Past: Roberts Corner" sponsored by the MDI Historical Society and the Mount Desert Land & Garden Preserve, February 16, 2006, at the Sound Schoolhouse. Program about the tearing down of a house located at the intersection of Route 198 and Route 3, Asticou, and its history. Video available for viewing either in DVD format of through the multimedia link with this record. | ||
2772 | Demolition of The Eyrie, Fabled Landmark of the Golden Age, To Be Done By Spring |
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| Description: Partial article (first page only) with photograph pertaining to the razing of The Eyrie, the John D. Rockefeller summer home in Seal Harbor. | ||
2769 | They Live in Home of Tomorrow Today |
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| Description: One page article with photographs describing new"self-contained" house in Bar Harbor. Home of Nora and Richard Davis depended on solar and wind power. House designer was Ernest McMullen. Previously archived as 012.FIC.046.4 |