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| 14353 | Letter Re: work for Mr. Platt's Islesboro residence |
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| 3988 | Record of Marriages Solemnized by M.L. Allen, Justice of the Peace |
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Description: 11 pps. of persons married by Justice of the Peace M. L. Allen, including their names and names of the witnesses. 1888-1937. | |||
| 12254 | King's Daughters Circle of Mount Desert |
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Description: Receipt from American MIssionary Society for $2.00 contribution from the King's Daughters Circle of Mount Desert, Mary Somes, President. Also includes envelope addressed to Miss Mary A. Somes. Enrollment form of Emma Richardson, Mt Desert, Maine in the International Order of The King's Daughters and Sons, NYC Mae Hill, Mt Desert, ME is the Leader of the Circle known as Somesville Silver Cross (n.d.) Note indicates that Mae Hill was married to Paul Ather? [show more] | ||
| 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 | ||
| 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. | ||
| 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. | ||
| 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. | ||
| 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. | ||
| 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. | ||
| 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. | ||
| 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. | ||
| 14329 | Letter |
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| 14325 | Letter |
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| 5326 | The Ask Mr. Foster Travel Service |
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| 12654 | Letter to Eugene Stanley re account of his father |
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Description: Letter to Mr. Stanley indicating "unsettled accounts for a number of years" for a total of $59.35. Bain Russell & Co. are Ship Stores and Ship Chandlery in Portland, Maine; Mr. Stanley's father had recently died, apparently at sea, for mention is made in the letter of recovering the body. | ||
| 1839 | Postcard Album owned by Diane Ballard Michael |
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Description: Photocopied pages; photos. on black paper; various scenes around Mt. Desert Island. | |||
| 14328 | Letter to Ward Foster |
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| 14324 | Letter |
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| 12135 | Bar Harbor Festival 1974 Program |
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Description: Program for 1974 Bar Harbor Festival includes brief history of the festival, list of personnel, list of donors, names of performers, performances, and advertisements from local businesses. | ||
| 11484 | Fiddle and Chains Bar Harbor Legacy of the Arts Festival Poster |
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Description: Poster ad. for Fiddle and Chains, Music and Mystery. Bar Harbor Legacy of the Arts Festival, year unknown. Minor tears and adhesive tape on poster. | ||
| 3134 | Campaign for the Bass Harbor Memorial Library |
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Description: describing the project of renovating the Bass Harbor Memorial Library. Includes information on the mission of the organization, what community needs they hope to address, and how the plan will be completed. Appendices describe the services offered by the library and the history. Undated, but mentions that the project began in 2014. | |||
| 17548 | Peapods of the Maine Coast |
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Description: A DVD that contains interviews with 12 individuals who have knowledge of the Peapod, a small Maine built wooden skiff. The DVD also contains photographs, plans, slideshows, construction information, and records of many of the existing wooden skiffs. | |
| 13250 | 1913 Letter from Blanche Somes Colwell to Harriet Sanderson |
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Description: Letter of May 24th, 1913 from Blanche Somes Colwell to "Harriet "(Sanderson?). Describes the health and activities of Somesville residents. Mentions the funerals of J. W. Somes and Lewis Somes, Jr. , both of whom died in May 1913. Very chatty letter rich with commentary on weight, health, mourning, marriages, children, etc. Mentions Blanche's husband Lino M. Colwell, Allie Somes, Kate Pray and many other Somesville families. Harriet Somes Sanderson (1870-1964); probably the wife of Arthur G. Sanderson (1868-1913). Blanche Somes Colwell (1878-1946); wife of Lino M. Colwell (1878-1942). [show more] | ||
| 14340 | Letter |
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