The Works, How do people make a living on MDI

Identifier:
16727  
Object ID:
010.FIC.142.1
Catalog:
Library
Title:
The Works, How do people make a living on MDI
Description:
In August of 2007, I began a project which I hope continues. Two of my students at Pemetic interviewed relatives working on MDI and wrote the information in a format which could be shared with anyone interested in how people earn their living on MDI. Their projects are in a white notebook in the library. One interview is of Deb O'Donnell who is an architectural project manager at the Jackson Laboratory in this period of rapid expansion at that facility. The other interview is of Peter Dolliver, a retired landscape gardener who ran a company called Deer Meadow in Southwest Harbor.
The format the students used evolved out of what they thought would be of interest to someone seeking this information. The interview form, as well as, the release form are included in the book.
Date:
August 2007
Collection:
Anne L. Welles

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“The Works, How do people make a living on MDI,” Mount Desert Island Historical Society, accessed April 14, 2025, https://mdihs.digitalarchive.us/items/show/16361.Item 16727

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