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| 19581 | Leo Protest Posters 1 and 2 |
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Description: 1 chalk drawing and 1 poster from protests against Leonard Leo. Chalk drawing exists only as digital picture file. | ||
| 19580 | Leonard Leo Poster 2 |
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Description: Protest poster by Annlinn Kruger depicting the influence of Leonard Leo's political donations and connections to corrupt courts. | ||
| 19579 | Leonard Leo Protest Poster 3 |
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Description: Protest poster by Annlinn Kruger depicting Leonard Leo's donations and their contribution to corrupt courts. | ||
| 19578 | Leonard Leo Protest Poster 4 |
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Description: Leonard Leo protest poster by Annlinn Kruger. Depicts commentary on religious extremism and hypocracy surrounding tax payments and community relations. | ||
| 19577 | Leonard Leo Protest Poster 5: Garland the Green |
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Description: Leonard Leo protest sign by Annlinn Kruger. Depicts commentary on Leo's involvement in obstructing Merrick Garland's nomination to the supreme court. | ||
| 19576 | Leonard Leo Protest Poster 6: First Amendment Project |
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Description: Leonard Leo protest poster by Annlinn Kruger. Depicts link between Leo and corrupt courts as well as the link between the protests and first amendment protections. | ||
| 19575 | Receipt for Clothes, 1953 |
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Description: Receipt for clothing purchased by Mrs. Amory S. Carhart, 1 July 1953 | ||
| 19572 | Letter Regarding Use of Tiffany Painting Picture |
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Description: Letter from Anne Mazlich to Nancy Long of the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum on the use of a photograph of "My Family in Somesville". See 023.FIC.43-44 | ||
| 19571 | Tracy Diary Correspondence |
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Description: Two letters from Anne Mazlich concerning the Tracy diary (1855). First is to Charles Pierce of the Peirpont-Morgan Library of New York City, second is to "Augie"; reply from Augie to Mazlich included. Letters discuss the possiblity of publishing the Tracy diary in the society's collection. | ||
| 19570 | Letter to Charles Hosmer Morse Museum |
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Description: Two copies of a letter from Anne Mazlich to the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art on the subject of Louis C. Tiffany's painting "My Family in Somesville." The society is requesting a photographic copy of the painting and permission to publish the photograph. See reply dated 10 May 023.FIC.44 and further correspondence 023.FIC.45 | ||
| 19569 | Reply to Anne Mazlich |
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Description: Reply from Nancy Long of the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art to Anne Mazlich concerning the Louis Tiffany painting "My Family in Somesville." See 023.FIC.43 | ||
| 19568 | Programs of the Neptune Theatre |
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Description: Program from Hollis G. Reed's Neptune Theatre, McKinley Maine. Shows dated to February 1938; postal stamp from 28 January 1938. | ||
| 19566 | Richard Allen Troop Order |
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Description: Letter dated 6 April 1919 recognising Sergeant Richard Allen's service in the American Expeditionary Force. Form letter. Form letter from Headquarters, American Expeditionary Force thanking soldiers for their service. Copied signature by General John J. Pershing, general officer commanding the AEF. | ||
| 19561 | Community Center Sale |
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Description: Two yellow pieces of paper five inches long, one inch wide announcing: "Community Center will be open for you to donate Sale items DAILY 8:30am-5:30pm from Sunday June 30-Friday July 5. TO VOLUNTEER AS HELPER CALL PAT (244-3543). Thanks!!" | |||
| 19560 | Letters to members of the Pretty Marsh Association |
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Description: Letters to members of the Pretty Marsh Association on a variety of topics. Letter to Dave from Linda about using the community house for her equine emergency class. Letter to Sue from Joanne requesting copy of treasurers report for the next meeting. Letter to Sue from Joanne a thank you for your help and note that she turned over newsletter materials to the new association president. Letter to Charlie from Sam about donation to the Lisa Harper Scholarship fund. Letter to the mayor of Pretty Marsh from Geard Mouniere of Connecticut about how nice the town is. Postcard to Karen from Joanne request for addresses so Joanne can send out the next newsletter. Letter to Charles Pugh from Edna Hysom thanking the Association for her 99th birthday gifts. Letter to Sue from JoAnne telling her she is staying on as newsletter editor and that she will be speaking at the next meeting. Letter to Chalie from JoAnne with check in memorial of Elisabeth McGiffert. Letter to Charlie from Sam with a check in memorial of Elisabeth McGiffert. Letter to Sue from Paulie about the use of the old school house for private events along with a membership check. Letter to the Association from Martha Rankin with a check in memorial of Elisabeth McGiffert. Letter to Joanne Fuerst from the Pretty Marsh Association anger over her creating an honor roll in the latest directory. They request she return newsletter postage, mailing addresses ect. The mailing also incluse a letter to all those in Pretty Marsh from JoAnne Fuerest rebuttal letter to the one she received from the Pretty Marsh Association. Letter from Benjamin Welles along with a check in memorial for Prex Flanders. Letter to Charlie from Sam along with check in memorial for Prex Flanders. Letter to Chalie from Jim Willis with a check donation. Letter to Charlie from Edna Hysom with a check in memorial for Reginald Flanders. Letter from Josephine Smith with check in memorial of Elisabeth McGiffert. Letter about donation to Elisabeth McGiffert from Robert Blum. Letter to the Association from Jill and Michael Sayer as a thank you for letting them use the school house for the wedding reception. Letter to the Assocation from the Bass Harbor Garden Club about their donation to the planned planting. Letter of donation in memorial to Reg Flanders from Freda and Bob Lycette. Letter from H.W. Goodall III about his membership and address. Letter to Sac from Frank Lewis requesting calendars be mailed to him in Pennsylvania. Letter to Karen from Paulie Johnson about Karen's roll as secretary and the boxes Paulie left at Karen's house. Letter from Phoebe Barnes about her donation to the Association. Letter to Sue from Thelus Nason sent along with his donation. Letter to Charlie from Edna sent along with her donation in memory of Elsabeth McGiffert. Letter to the Association from Jennifer Barron sent along with her donation in memory of Elsabeth McGiffert. Letter to Sue from Kate about her new neighbors' interest in Association events. [show more] | ||
| 19559 | Receipts |
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Description: Four envelopes containing reciepts for printing and mailing newsletters over different years. One envelope also contains unused 29 cent stamps. Bill from Walter Capbell for chimney work. | ||
| 19558 | Pretty Marsh Association Meeting Minutes |
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Description: Meeting minutes and administrative papers assorted dates 1960-1980. Bulk of the papers are from 1970. Newsletters, meeting notes, building inspections, Declaration of Trust. | ||
| 19557 | Pretty Marsh Association Tax Documents |
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Description: Letter about incomplete application for tax exempt status. Pretty Marsh Association tax documents for the federal tax exempt status. State of Maine 1991 Biennial Report | ||
| 19556 | Pretty Marsh Association Bylaws |
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Description: Four undated copies of the Pretty Marsh Association bylaws. | |||
| 19555 | Pretty Marsh Association land use zoning report |
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Description: Report to the Town of Mount Desert from the Pretty Marsh Association members on proposed planns to change/ammend the land use ordinences in the Town of Mount Desert. Enclosure 2 is a marked up copy of the draft of ordinance changes proposed by the Town of Mount Desert. This document is 53 typed pages. | ||
| 19554 | Pretty Marsh Association correspondence |
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Description: Letters to various members of the Pretty Marsh Community Corporation on a variety of topics from donations to infromation presented in the last newsletter, nominations for committee members, save the date cards, | ||
| 19551 | Probate of the Will of Donald E. Smith |
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Description: Probate of Donald E. Smith's will. He left a sum of $5,000.00 dollars in his will to the Pretty Marsh Community Corporation. the documents include letters from his lawer and the Pretty Marsh Community Corporation. | ||
| 19550 | Pretty Marsh Community Corporation bills and receipts |
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Description: Two large off white envelopes containing bills and receipts for services rendered to the Pretty Marsh Community Corporation. Dates on the outside of the envelopes are 1937-8, 1968-1972, 1938-44, 1989-1990 | |||
| 19549 | Pretty Marsh Community Corporation bills and receipts |
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Description: Large off white envelope containing reciepts and bill for services rendered to the Pretty Marsh Community Corporation. 1976-1988 | |||
| 19546 | Taxexempt applications for Somesville Sewing Circle |
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Description: Application and associated documents for the Sewing Circle applying for tax exempt status. Application to the Internal Revenue Service Bill from the law office of Fenton, Chapman, Smith and Kane P.A. for assistance in preparing IRS application. Tax exempt status approval letter from the Internal Revenue Service. Letter from Robert Patterson to Leslie Dryden at the Internal Revenue Service responding to her questions posed by the taxexempt application filed by the Sewing Circle dated July 22, 1987. Two copies. Letter from Louis Ramos, of the IRS, to the Sewing Circle requesting more information to process their taxempt application. Letter from Leslie Adryden to the Sewing Circle for requesting more information to process their taxexempt status application. Application for taxempt status to the State of Maine Revenue Service. Application date stamp October 26, 1987. [show more] |
