Maine Memory Network

Swan's Island: Six miles east of ordinary - II. Pinkies, wherries, skiffs and chebaccos: Early Settlement

"When the next group of settlers moved in, they took lots of land for themselves. David Smith was the first to bring a family to settle the island in…"

Bath's Historic Downtown - The Railroad Station

"After the clinic moved, the station stayed vacant for seven years. In 2007 the building was restored and reopened as the Maine Eastern Railroad…"

Historic Hallowell - Portrait of the Proprietor

"He moved to Hallowell in 1866 and started the Hallowell Granite Company, later Bodwell Granite Company in 1866."

John Martin: Expert Observer - Part 3, pages 38-56

"… clippings and original narrative, Martin moves from the political to the personal, and topics in between."

Camden-Rockport Historical Society

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Blue Hill, Maine - Discover the Story of Blue Hill - Page 4 of 4

"Jerry and Gayle Durnbaugh moved to town in 1960 and started Blue Hill's first newspaper since a short-lived attempt in the 19th Century."

Swan's Island: Six miles east of ordinary - Student genealogy

"Fritz Johnson, Swan's Island, ca. 1950. Swan's Island Historical Society Fritz John Johnson (1899-1985) was born in Sweden and moved to Swan's…"

Presque Isle Historical Society

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Thomaston: The Town that Went to Sea - Architect James Overlock

"Edward W. Robinson House, Knox Street, Thomaston, Maine c. 1870Thomaston Historical Society His styling and detailing changed as new tools and…"

Thomaston: The Town that Went to Sea - Notable Residents

"A small office building sat below his house on East Main Street, near the house of Jonathan Cilley, at one time one of his students."

Thomaston: The Town that Went to Sea - The Watts Block

"He built an impressive three-storey brick hip-roof building and presented it to the town of Thomaston. It was named the Watts Block and it housed…"

Surry Historical Society

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Norway Historical Society

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Hampden Historical Society

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John Martin: Expert Observer - Annie Martin Snow casket at grave, Bangor, 1889

"Fred Snow, and the couple moved to New Brunswick, Canada, where he worked. She died while visiting her parents in Bangor."

John Martin: Expert Observer - Fish weir, Ball Hill Cove, Hampden, ca. 1832

"… was a child, his stepfather, Solomon Raynes, moved the family to a farm on Ball Hill Cove in Hampden."

Lincoln Historical Society

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Lincoln, Maine - Jacob Stinchfield

"We know this house today as the Corro House, located on West Broadway where the Lincoln Historical Society is."

Historic Hallowell - Hurricanes Of 1954 - Stories and Timelines

"September 2nd 1954 8:00 AM Tropical depression Edna begins moving North North West at 12 MPH. September 4th 1954 8:00 AM Tropical depression Edna…"

Historic Hallowell - The Opening & Closing of Hallowell's Shoe Companies

"After the O’Brien Electrophone Company moved out, the Johnson Shoe Factory moved in and took all four floors of the building."

Boothbay Region Historical Society

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John Martin: Expert Observer - Intro: pages 139-194

"… at Eastes and Whittiers Stove Store, and his move to Bangor to work for Rufus Prince, Soap & Tallow Chandler."

Mount Desert Island: Shaped by Nature - More on the Old Ell

"… to the north along Rye Field Lane, and the house moved onto the foundation, insulated and sided. Winterized year-round plumbing was added, central…"

Mount Desert Island: Shaped by Nature - Third Generation and Beyond

"… garages and sheds in Asticou were routinely moved, split up, and expanded as needed to suit the occupants, giving true meaning to such Yankee…"