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| 2239 | LaRue Spiker protrait. |
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Description: Small black and white photograph of portrait of LaRue Spiker. The woman is wearing a suit jacket with a white shirt. There is a pin on their left shoulder. She is wearing glasses and has brown short currily hair held back with a headband. The is a stamp in the lower right corner which reads: Metcalf Studio 42. | ||
| 7248 | George Dorr in seashore cave, c. 1940 |
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Description: George Dorr seated inside seashore cave, c. 1940. Overhanging granite ledge, spume from waves visible in center. | |
| 7103 | "Irene Myrtle" |
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Description: This photo is another view of the "Irene Myrtle". It is a close-up with the three-masted schooner at anchor with her sails furled and tied on the spars. | ||
| 7107 | Irene Myrtle |
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Description: The caption on the back of the photograph reads, "Schooner Irene-Myrtle in the Western Way of Mount Desert Island. Paul Stubing indicated that the Irene-Myrtle is Nova Scotian. She had a woman skipper. She also had a gas engine. | ||
| 7108 | "George Klink" |
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Description: The caption on the back of this photograph reads, "Sch. GEORGE KLINK at Clark Point Road, Southwest Harbor, Maine for overhauling. She is tied up next to the wharf with the old J.N. Mills' coal wharf building. In the foreground is a rowboat and tied up to the float in front of the Klink's bow is a motor yacht. There is a punt on the float. On the right of the photo is a three-masted schooner. Ralph Stanley said the schooner to the right was built in Bath and sunk during WWII. Her name was the Rebecca R. Douglas. (also shown in 007.19. 78) [show more] | ||
| 7109 | Schooner "George Klink" |
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Description: The notation on the back of this photograph is "Schooner George Klink at Clark Point, Southwest Harbor, Maine for overhauling." Off the starboard side of the schooner is a rig for unloading coal to travel down a chute to the old J.N Mills' coal wharf building which had plumbed walls. In an interview with Ralph Stanley he said that this schooner was built in Mystic, CT. in 1902. Bing Sargeant (and others ??) bought her. She was laid up in Rockland, Boothbay area about 1940-41 and took her south with lumber and hit a storm off Cape Hattaras and broke up. Parts of the vessel were scattered everywhere. The Air Craft carrier WASP rescued the crew. The Captain was Lewis McFarland from Trenton, ME. While she was being repaired, many artists came to paint her. The boat second from the right was probably from Cranberry Islands. The boat to the right of that boat is Pansy R. owned by Cliff Robbins (Harbor Master) built on Cranberry by Les Rice. She's a double-ender with a mast rig to tend moorings. The walkway to the rig behind the Klink is to offload coal. [show more] | ||
| 7110 | Beal's Wharf #343 A "George Klink" |
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Description: This is a photo which Paul Stubing indicated was Beal's Wharf #343A George Klink. The caption on the back says," general view showing part of the 3 master schooner called the George Klink. There are many lobster traps on the wharf , both rectangular and curved styles. There is lumber stacked on the wharf and a boat tied to the wharf in the left foreground numbered I-J-4. Ralph Stanley believes that the boat in the foreground was built by Chester Clement and Harvard Beal owned it. He used it for sightseeing. Ralph thinks the name of this boat was the Three Brothers. [show more] | ||
| 7119 | Repair Work on a Vessel at Southwest Boat Corporation |
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Description: This is 1946 or later because the wartime number is covered on the port side of the vessel which is tied up along side the town dock in Southwest Harbor closest to Beal's Wharf . There are several workmen visible onboard doing various jobs. Behind this vessel are two others tied up to the floats. One has a canvas spray hood and is numbered 1-B-731 and the other is a more traditional looking boat in the lobstering style but could be outfitted as a personal launch since it is difficult to see the usual rigging for lobstering. Its number is 1-D-492, the "Rosemary" from Greenings Island. Ralph Stanley said that 1-B-731 was owned by Ralph's great uncle who also owned the house Ralph lives in on Clark Point Road. The dragger is the "Baby Rose" and was built at Thomaston. The Coast Guard took her during the War so they had the "Mary Rose" built at Southwest Harbor Boat to replace her. [show more] | ||
| 7120 | "Sunbeam II" or "Sunbeam III", "Elva Beal", and "Elin B." |
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Description: Paul Stubing indicated that the Sunbeam #2 or #3 is in the foreground of this picture. In the background two other vessels are rafted together at a series of three floats. The names on these latter vessels are the "Elva Beal" hailing from Southwest Harbor and the Elin B. with her war numbers - 243314- visible on her port bow. The conditions appear foggy. Ralph Stanley indicated that the Elva L. Beal was built for Harvard Beal at Southwest Boat in 1945. Ralph believes the Elin B. was built in Stonington. Billings Yard built a number of vessels for the Army during WWII. They were called T Boats and were probably used for patrol. The Elin B. was built off the same mold as the T Boats. [show more] | ||
| 7126 | Sandra & Jean vessel in and Duke vessel too |
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Description: This is a photograph of the "Sandra & Jean" built by Southwest Boat Corp in 1945. The vessel is tied up on the side of the Southwest Harbor town dock closest to Beal's Wharf. In the background is the vessel "Duke's" wheelhouse. "Duke" was a freighter from Lubec. She was one of the boats that carried cans and supplies to the factories and had a flat bottom. | ||
| 7127 | Jarvis Newman's father's peapod and dragger built by Sim Davis |
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Description: Paul Stubing indicated that this was a wartime photo. The war numbers are visible on the vessel hulls. On the right of the picture is the Southwest Boat Corporation's pile driver. The "Rosemarie" with a War # of 4A170 is tied next to the peapod. The "Rosemarie" came from Provincetown and Ralph Stanley thinks that Bill Sklaroff, owner of Stanley Fisheries, might have been part owner. SW Boat did quite a lot of work on the "Rosemarie". Ralph said the double-ender (along side the "Rosemarie") did not belong to Jarvis's father. It belonged to Cliff Robbins. Over the top of the "Sea Fox", you can see the dragger "U & I". The boat farthest away with the wartime numbers in white is the "Dorothy and Edith" built by Farnham Butler, Mt. Desert Yacht Yard, in the 1940's. Derby Stanley and his family had this boat built. He had been a rum runner too. Derby's son Warren and Ralph Ramsdell were overcome by coal gas and died on that boat in Frenchboro. Ralph Stanley said the "Sea Fox" was built at Southwest Boat for a man in Provincetown who had come from Portugal. He was known to be a liquor smuggler. There has been a book written about him. She hailed from Provincetown. The owner eventually returned to Portugal. In back of the pile driver, is a Nova Scotian dragger. Ralph thinks Bill Howell may have owned her before he owned the "Rhode Island". [show more] | ||
| 7130 | "Hornet" |
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Description: This is a photograph of the dragger "Hornet" motoring by Greenings Island. There is an interesting object in the air which has been identified as a blimp. Ralph Stanley said that the "Hornet" was originally painted white. Harvard Beal had her built at SW Boat around 1944. | ||
| 7137 | Mary Rose |
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Description: This is a photo of the "Mary Rose". The Rose family had both "Judith Lee Rose" and "Mary Rose" built. There is ice around the hull and out into the harbor. There is an American Amoco gas sign at the top center of the picture. "Mary Rose" was built at Southwest Boat in 1943. Sargeant took the "Bonaventure" to build at $60,000 and it cost him $90,000. He lost money on the "Mary Rose" too. Ralph Stanley said Sargeant lost money on most of the boats he built. His sister bailed him out a few times. Finally the First National Bank took over the running of SWBoat. They tried to oversee the financial part of it. Eventually, John Briggs's father bought it. When he died, John Briggs (a New York publisher) ran it for a while. [show more] | ||
| 7138 | Gloucester Draggers at SWH |
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Description: This is another view of the draggers at the Stanley Fish Wharf on the Manset Shore. This picture appears to be looking back at the wharf from the area around the present Moorings Hotel. Notice the background structures. It looks like the steeple on the High Road Church is visible. | ||
| 7160 | Sardine carriers |
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Description: This photo is of Sardine Carriers from a stern view so the names are identifiable. Working from right to left the names are Helen McColl, Surfman, A.T. Haynes. Paul Stubing said the A.T. Haynes was a former schooner made into a supply boat carrying barrels, oil and coal. Ralph Stanley said the A.T. Haynes was used as a freighter carrying cans and supplies to the canneries. The Surfman was owned by the Addison Packing Co. of Southwest Harbor. The A.T.Haynes was built in Manset about 1869. Eventually she was hauled up between the coal wharf and town dock. She stayed there quite awhile until a group of fisherman bought her. They built a house, a rough shed, to store their bait in. Then she was sold to fishermen in Bass Harbor and used for the same purpose. She eventually was hauled out in a little cove by Crockett Point and probably parts of her are still there. [show more] | ||
| 4984 | Woman wearing fur sole |
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Description: Closeup portrait of woman with short dark hair, wearing fur stole and dark dress. Face of animal still attached to fur stole . Dress square scoopneck, beaded embellishment on bodice. Photo is held onto mount by corners, also looks like it may have been pasted onto something else and then ripped off. | |
| 9449 | Couple at their Trailer |
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Description: 3.5 X 5.5 black and white photograph of an eldery couple sitting in front of their trailer at a trailer park. Their car is right next to the trailer. The man is wearing a hat, cardigan and light colored trousers. The woman is wearing a light colored dress. Marked on back: "Taken at Seal Beach, CAl. Jan. '47" | ||
| 10266 | Dove |
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Description: Eastern white-winged male dove (melopelia asiatica asiatica). Photographed by G.B. Saunders on 24 May, 1940. Photo Courtesy: U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service. | ||
| 11234 | B&W photograph of a woman and small dog posed next to a car with houses in the background,1944 |
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Description: Black and white photograph of a woman and small dog posed next to a car outside with houses in the background. Notation on back reads: Mom and Pardy Taken Nov 15, 1944. From Pink Robinsons Drugstore envelope in File "Spiker Family Friends Personae." | ||
| 11231 | B&W photograph of five women and two men dressed in Sunday clothes standing in front of a house, 1947 |
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Description: Black and white photograph of five women and two men dressed in Sunday clothes standing outside in front of a house. Notation on back reads May 11, '47, Mother's Day From Pink Robinsons Drugstore envelope in file "Spiker Family Friends Personae." | ||
| 11230 | B&W photograph of four women and three men in front of a house, 1947 |
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Description: Black and white photograph of four women in the foreground and three men standing behind them. Persons are posed outside in front of a house. Notation on back of photo reads May 11, '47, Mother's Day From Pink Robinsons Drugstore Envelope in file" Spiker Family Friends Personae." | ||
| 11005 | B&W photograph of a small boy on the running boards of a white car, 1945 |
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Description: Black and white photograph of a small boy in short trouser suit standing on the running boards of a white car parked outside. Notation on back reads: Handwritting is hard to read. Fredric Traflier Age 6 years, Aug ?, 1945, Riverside California From Pink Robinsons Drug Store Envelope from file Spiker Family Friends Personae | ||
| 11006 | B&W photograph of a woman standing next to a car with a small dog to her right, 1949 |
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Description: Black and white photo of a woman standing next to a car with a small dog to her right. Houses in background. Notation on back of photo reads Mom and Pudy Taken Nov 15, 49 From Pink Robinsons Drug Store Envelope fom file "Spiker Family Friends Personae." | ||
| 11086 | Yellowed color photo of 8 people posed outside with cars in the background,1949 |
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Description: Yellowed color photo of eight people posed outside with cars in the background. Row 1: One woman with brown hair wearing a blue dress crouching and petting a cat, Woman with grey hair and grey dress seated in a chair to the right of the woman petting the cat Row 2: Woman with grey hair wearing a blue floral dress, Woman with dark colored hair wearing a black dress with a print collar and a broach on right shoulder, Woman with brown hair in blue print dress, Man with brown hair wearing light colored shirt grey print tie and grey pants, man with grey hair white shirt black tie black pants Row 3: Man with grey hair wearing white shirt with brown print tie. Notation on back of the photo reads "Mother's Day 5/8/1949, Peoria" From Pink Robinson's Drug Store Envelope in file "Spiker Family Friends Personae." [show more] | ||
| 10801 | Yellowed color photograph of three people posed outside near a car, 1949 |
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Description: Yellowed color photograph of three people posed outside near a car. One woman wearing a blue floral dress with grey hair, one woman with grey hair seated in a chair wearing a grey dress, man standing to the right of the women wearing a white shirt blakc and gold tie and black pants. Notation on back of photo reads: Mother's Day 5/8/1949 Peoria, Ill. |
