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"A Poor Wiseman" by Mary Roberts Rinehart, Curtis Publishing Co., 1920.

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“A Way of Life Worth Keeping: Investing in a foothold on the mainland for the future of Cranberry Isles”

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An early version of "The Houses of Little Cranberry Island-Islesford" By Marion Spurling

An Islesford Jabberwocky

"Annie the Chamber Maid"

Article, Salvaging Cargo from the Wreck of the Emily F. Northam

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Baker Island the Early Years

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"Cemetaries of Cranberry Isles and the Towns of Mount Desert Island" by Thomas F. Vining

Collection of Poems: Fear is the Thorn by Rachel Field. Hard Cover.

Collection of the “Maine History” publication. Volume 34 Winter-Spring 1995 (A), Volume 35 Nos. 1&2 Summer-Fall 1995 (B), Volume 36 Nos.1&2 Summer-Fall 1996 (C), Volume 37 Nos. 1&2 Summer-Fall 1997 (D), Volume 36 Nos. 3+4 Winter-Spring 1997 (E), Volume 37 No.3 Winter 1998 (F), Volume 38 No.1 Summer 1998 (G), Volume 38 No.3+4, 1999(H)

Copied and version of the article “Rachel Field of the Cranberry Isles” from Downeast magazine August 1971. Also included is the play written by Hugh Dwelley about the encounters between Rachel Field and Sammy Sanford that inspired the book “God’s Pocket”. 2 Copies of play manuscript.

copy of the Opera Three little wolves and the big bad pig

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Editorial written by Marvin Ott for Ellsworth Americaan

Eulogy for Hildagarde Fernald Smith 1917-2003

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“Finding Aid for Cranberry Isles Collection 1596-1982”

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Finding Aid for the William Otis Collection: 1692-1941

Framed copy of the poem, If once you have looked for a parking space

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"Growing up at Woodlawn"

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Hugh Dwelley write up about the USCGS

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“Island Life: An educator’s guide to the Cranberry Isles in the 1800’s and the Islesford Historical Museum”

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"Maine - A Literary Chronicle" by W. Storrs Lee

Maine History publication, Volume 43 January 2007 (A), Volume 43 January 2008 (B)Notes: Located on shelf #6

Mary Bartlett Locke (July 29, 1930 – October 25, 2015). Program/Poem from her Memorial Service on June 12th, 2016.

Minstrelsy of Maine

"Mowee" by Cummins E. Speakman, Jr.

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Newspaper article and a valentine from Sarah to Hugh and Shirley

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Papers by John C. Olin (1915 - 2000) - "The Jesuits, Humanism, and History Quincentennial Reflections" by John C. Olin

Papers by John C. Olin (1915-2000) – “The Jesuits, Humanisms, and History Quincentennial Reflections” by John C. Olin.

Photo copies of Islesford in the 1940's

photo copy of article about Rachel Field Down East Magazine 1971

"Poems for Sutton Island" by Hortense Flexner. Woodblock prints by Polly Cote. Afterword by Carl Little

"Points East Narratives of New England" by Rachel Field

"Praise of the Coast Guard" Poetry, undated

Publication "Chebacco: The Magazine of the Mount Desert Island Historical Society Volume VI 2004"

Publication "Pioneer Settlers of Islesford - The Hadlocks" By Hugh Dwelley

Publication "The Houses of Islesford Little Cranberry Island, Maine" By Marion Spurling

Publications “The Island Reader Volumes I-V”

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"Reflections of Dr. Mary Lee Edward" by Mary Lee Edward

Reminiscences of Islesford and some of its people 1063-1995

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Salvaging Cargo from the Wreck of the Emilu F. Norton

Salvaging Cargo from the Wreck of the Emily F . Northman

Scripts from Islesford Drama Club from 1915-present

St. Ignatius Parish - Northeast Harbor, Maine - 100th Anniversary 1895-1995

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“Sustaining Island Communities”

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The Asa D. Stanley House (2)

The construction of "I-95" on Great Cranberry Island

"The Education of a Yankee - An American Memoir" by Judson Hale

"The Handicrafts of the Modern Indians of Maine" by Fannie Hardy Eckstrom

The Island Reader

The Islesford Journals of Dr. Vincent Y. Bowditch

"The Story of New England 1620-1920" by Edward Oliver Skelton, member of the New England Historical Society.

"The Town of the Five Islands" by Ted Spurling Sr.

ThreCranberry Island

Transcriptions. A-Transcription of interview with Lee Ham about lobstering and the lobster co-op dock. B-Transcription of interview with Richard ‘Chuddy’ Alley about lobstering and torching. Both interviews held on 12/8/2010

Transcripts of oral tapes

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"What Islesford Meant to Me an Open Letter from Philip Bowditch"

Who fished these waters: Cranberry Isles