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| 18497 | Chebacco |
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| 18498 | Reminisces of My Northern Family |
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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. | ||
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| 18496 | Chebacco |
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Description: Chebacco, Vol. XX (2019): Harboring Religion: Missionaries, Converts, and Sojourners. | ||
| 18494 | Chebacco |
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Description: Chebacco, Vol. XXII (2021): Summers of Science and Wonder: The Champlain Society Logbooks, 1880-1882. | ||
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| 18492 | Bar Harbor and Acadian National Park Maine |
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Description: Bound picturebook of photographs from Bar Harbor and Acadia Park. Date of publication unkown. One image labeled "Flying Squadron Mountain" dating the source to between 1929 and the 1940s. | |||
| 18488 | Crystal Palace Cafe |
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Description: Newspaper clipping from the Maine Campus, 15 April 1977. Details the Cyrstal Palace Cafe in Bar Harbor. Clipping mounted on posterboard with scotch tape. | ||
| 18481 | American History |
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Description: 1 copy David Saville Muzzy textbook American History. Names of H.S. Craig and Robert K. Bolick written on inside front cover. | ||
| 3759 | Exhibit Files: 1997, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006 |
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Description: 1997: Charles W. Eliot and John Gilley: Good Hope for Our Country. Plan of exhibit, list of artifacts & photographs, bibliography, "John Gilley and Charles W. Eliot: Good Hope for Our Country," by Jaylene B. Roths (ms.), "The Gilley Family of Mt. Desert," by William Otis Sawtelle, (ms), and other notes. 1997: From Boarding House to Grand Hotel: The Origins of Tourism on Mount Desert Island. Background notes for exhibit, list of photographs and other items. 2000: Victorian Dining on Mount Desert Island. Photographs of exhibit; artifact list; background notes. Many items loaned for exhibit; excerpts from rules of dining, how to set tables, cookbooks, etc. 2001: Stitch in Time," at Somesville Museum: Weaving, Woolen Mill, Spinning, Sewing, Quilting, 2002: "I Came to this Place: The Story of the Village of Somesville." A new permanent exhibit at the Somesville Museum. 2004: Somesville Museum. Many of same objects and info. as in 2002 exhibit, above. 2005: Somesville Museum, "Arrival of Rusticators in 1855, Their Adventures, and Stories of the Local Residents They Met." Tracy Party, poem by Theodore Winthrop. 2006: Handicrafts Exhibit, notes from Smallidge. Also notes about Winter Industries, Getting By in Winter or Hard Times, What's Here to do After Summer People go home? [show more] | ||||
| 2959 | Odd Fellows Cadillac Mountain Memorial Services |
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| 18373 | Oral history interview of Louise S. Libby |
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Description: First tape of interview of Louise Libby by Leza Colquhoun | ||||
| 18368 | Gary Galyean's Golf Letter |
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Description: Publication called Gary Galyean's Golf Letter, subtitled The Inside Report on World Golf, Number 53, August 1994. Contains a description and history of the Northeast Harbor Golf Club and infromation on the Number 16, 17, 18 holes. Publication called Gary Galyean's Golf Letter, subtitled The Inside Report on World Golf, Listing of publications available through them on golf courses around the counrty and world NE Harbor Golf Club being one of those publications which can be ordered. [show more] | ||||
| 17641 | Pretty Marsh Community Directory 1980 |
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| 17632 | Oral History of Louise Sawtelle Libby, 2001, conducted by the Southwest Harbor Oral History Society, Southwest Harbor Public Library. |
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Description: Written Transcript Interview of Louise Sawtelle Libby , 2001. Interviewed by Leza Colquohn as part ot the Southwest Harbor Public Library Oral History collection. There are four interviews conducted on: July 11, 200l; September 6, 2001, October 9, 2001, and March 14, 2002. Original tapes of these interviews are in the Southwest Harbor Public Library collection. | |||
| 17577 | Catalogue , The Mount Desert Nurseries |
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Description: Catalogue of George B. Dorr's Mount Desert Nurseries. Clarence E. Dow is listed as manager of the nurseries. Dorr is listed as president of the company. Catalogue includes tree, shrubs, vines, hardy herbaceous perennials, bedding plants, and roses. Offices and greenhouses of the nurseries: Lower Main Street, Bar Harbor. Although there is no date on the catalogue, the introduction mentions that the nurseries "were founded thirty years ago in recognition of the remarkable horticultural qualities Mount Desert Island had disclosed in its earliest pleasure garden, established fifteen years before and linked with the first development of summer residence upon the Island." [show more] | ||||
| 17523 | Oral history interview of Louise Sawtelle Libby |
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Description: Second tape in interview of Louise Libby by Leza Colquhoun. | ||||
| 17503 | The Free Press |
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| 17458 | Bating on Mount Desert Island |
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Description: Boating Supplement to the Bar Harbor Times. Includes articles such as | |||
| 17280 | Daedalus, “ The Art of the Impossible” |
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| 17276 | Historic Preservation Vol 201-4, Vol 193-4 |
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| 17157 | Wake of the Coasters |
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Description: Wake of the Coasters, by John F. Leavitt. Copyright 1970, second edition 1984 by Mystic Seaport Museum. (used copy) 208 pages. | ||
| 17155 | 5 Year Diary |
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| 17088 | "New York" and "Maine" - from Early Years by James Slater Murphy |
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Description: Reminiscences of James Slater Murphy of summer families, life at Miradero, and sailing and other activities on MDI. | |||
| 17074 | Forgotten household crafts: A portrait of the way we once lived. |
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Description: Kitchen, dairy, laundry, textile, decorative and other household crafts. Many drawings and photographs. Chapters on food and drink, milk, butter, cheese, soap, linen, herbs, candles and lighting, chimney sweeping, spinning, weaving, rug making, lace, crochet, tatting, and knitting, quilting, embroidery, painting, furniture. |
