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Building Miss Damon's Wall
Fogler Special Collections, Still Image

Photograph of a group of men, most posed, two working. "Building Miss Damon's Wall." Although this particular wall is probably ornamental, walls like it were important to the development of agriculture in Maine.

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Agriculture
Farming/Agriculture
Stone walls
Stonemasonry

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Glen Cove Cabins
Fogler Special Collections, Still Image

Postcard, "Glen Cove Cabins, Route # 1, Glen Cove, Maine." View of small, probably one room, holiday cabins. Indicative of the type of architecture associated with the Maine coast as a summer vacation destination. Cabins such as these catered to automotive tourism, indicated by their location on Route 1.

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Recreation/Tourism
Tourism
Vacation rentals

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Interview with Earnest Maloney
Maine Folklife Center, Sound

Selection from an interview with Ernest Maloney of Port Clyde, Maine, about lobstering in a Friendship Sloop. In the selection, Maloney describes a typical day on the sloop, living conditions aboard, oil clothes, and hauling traps.

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Fishing/Fisherman
Friendship sloops
Lobster fishers

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Knitting a trap head
Maine Folklife Center, Still Image

Photograph of Charles Dodge of Friendship, Maine, knitting a head for a lobster trap. He has a wodden knitting needle in his right hand, and a wodden mesh board, used to space the knots, in his left hand.

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Lobster fishers

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Letter from C. C. Bradbury to John Turner
Fogler Special Collections, Text

Letter from C. C. Bradbury of Boston to Capt. John Turner, Isle au Haut, regarding a proposed visit by Bradbury and party to Isle au Haut. Chiefly discusses rates Capt. Turner would charge for boarding the party, and attempts to bargain for $5 per person per week. Bradbury mentions that he would expect to stay no less than three weeks. Also explains food expectations. This type of boarding was common during the early period of summer tourism on the Maine coast. Some coastal and island residents would vacate their homes for the summer in order to accommodate tourists, while others rented out spare rooms.

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Tourism
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Letter from Edward Frink to John Turner
Fogler Special Collections, Text

Letter from Edward Frink (?) to John Turner, enclosing money owed to Turner for butter. Contains detailed accounting of butter sold, money paid for them, and a half bushel of beans bought.

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Agriculture
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Retail trade

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Lighthouse on Isle au Haut
Fogler Special Collections, Still Image

Photograph of a lighthouse on Isle au Haut, and the family home connected to it.

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Lighthouse keepers
Lighthouses
Maritime/Waterfront

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Lobster trap head
Maine Folklife Center, Still Image

Photograph of Charles Dodge of Friendship, Maine. He is holding up a completed head, ready to be installed in a lobster trap.

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Lobster fishers
Lobster traps

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Men on Herring Seiners
Fogler Special Collections, Still Image

Photograph of group of men gathered on the decks of two adjacent vessels, identified as herring seiners. Man at left, leaning on barrell, identified as Haskell Turner, Isle au Haut.

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Fishers
Fishing
Fishing boats
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Herring fisheries

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Order Forms for Architectural Granite
Fogler Special Collections, Text

Order forms for architectural granite, indicating cuts needed, hours spent cutting, and price of blocks.

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Granite industry and trade
Industry - Granite

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