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Miniature of T1 R6 WELS
T1 R6 WELS
T1 R6 WELS
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of [Herseytown Township] T2 R6 WELS, Maine State Highway Commission Right of Way Map, Section 4
[Herseytown Township] T2 R6 WELS, Maine State Highway Commission Right of Way Map, Section 4
[Herseytown Township] T2 R6 WELS, Maine State Highway Commission Right of Way Map, Section 4, Federal Aid Project I-95-9 (27)
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of George French Collection
George French Collection
George Washington French (1882-1970) was born in Kezar Falls, Maine to John F. (1851-1926) and Francena (Towle) French (1860-1950). George was the second of four children. His older brother William R. (1879-1953) known as Will, was a Maine Guide. He also had a younger sister Mabel D. Bragdon and a younger brother Earnest “Ern” (1891-1916). He attended Parsonsfield Seminary, Bridgton Academy, and Bates College where he excelled as an athlete. He taught and coached at Deerfield and Monson academies. In the summer of 1911, he married Margaret B. Sears in Hawley, Massachusetts. They had two children Donald Sears (1912-1996) and Barbara Louise (1915-). During this time he worked as an executive for the Boy Scouts of America. In the early 1920s the family relocated to New Jersey. In 1922 he decided to devote all of his time to his greatest interest, photography. For many years his photographs won awards and were printed on calendars and as greeting cards. In 1936 he became the official photographer for the Maine Development Commission.
Miniature of Augustin Thompson/ Moxie
Augustin Thompson/ Moxie
Dr. Augustin Thompson, of Union, creates his “Moxie Nerve Food” in 1884. Using groundbreaking marketing techniques, Thompson’s ‘distinctively different’ elixir grows in popularity in 2005 Moxie is named the official soft drink of Maine. Moxie is now immortalized at the Matthews museum in Union and celebrated during the annual Moxie Festival in Lisbon Falls.
Miniature of Maine Bicentennial Moments
Maine Bicentennial Moments
The Maine Bicentennial Moments are 30-second public service announcements featuring Maine history. Each PSA includes images and documents from the Archives and other sources to highlight a particular person, place or event in Maine history. These PSAs will be aired on broadcast television throughout the State during the bicentennial commemoration period in addition to being posted online. Batches of PSAs will be released seasonally during the bicentennial commemoration period, taking viewers from Maine’s Act of Admission to the Union all the way up to modern times. Each PSA is meant to pique viewers’ interest and encourage further exploration of the topic.
Miniature of Judicial
Judicial
Miniature of [Scarborough]. A Draft of a Parrsell of Salt Marsh Lyinge Att Blew Poynt In Scarborough
[Scarborough]. A Draft of a Parrsell of Salt Marsh Lyinge Att Blew Poynt In Scarborough
Survey of a salt marsh in Scarborough for Rob Eliot, Esq. From Ancient Plans, Grants, Etc. Vol 4 Page 41. Copied from Massachusetts Archives Maps and Plans #154.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of [Sebago]. Plan of Town of Sebago, Maine.
[Sebago]. Plan of Town of Sebago, Maine.
1909 copy of a plan of Sebago from a plan in possession of J.C. Babb and David Potter.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of [Standish]. Blueprint survey of Standish taken from a copy drawn by George H. Emery with a piece from Buxton added in 1860.
[Standish]. Blueprint survey of Standish taken from a copy drawn by George H. Emery with a piece from Buxton added in 1860.
Blueprint survey of Standish taken from a copy drawn by George H. Emery with a piece from Buxton added in 1860.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of [Westbrook]. A Plan of a Farm in Westbrook in the Bounds of Cumberland Owned by Jeremiah Winslow of New Bedford, Massachusetts Now Resident at Havre In France
[Westbrook]. A Plan of a Farm in Westbrook in the Bounds of Cumberland Owned by Jeremiah Winslow of New Bedford, Massachusetts Now Resident at Havre In France
Plan of a farm in Falmouth [Westbrook] owned by Jeremiah Winslow
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps