Case 41-A

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains personal and business papers relating to PEM, his work, and his community involvement. Significant portions of the series consist of his correspondence (9.1.2), community contributions (9.2), participation in business and industry associations (9.3), and his estate papers (9.5). Subseries 9.4 houses newspaper clippings collected by PEM about his life, family, Sunrise Acres Farm, and the first few decades of the Merrill Companies.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Although the Merrill Transport Company is the oldest branch of the Merrill Companies, most of the records in this collection date from the 1960s or later. The documents from the divestiture and sale of MTC are in subseries 5.7.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Although the Merrill Transport Company is the oldest branch of the Merrill Companies, most of the records in this collection date from the 1960s or later. The documents from the divestiture and sale of MTC are in subseries 5.7.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Although the Merrill Transport Company is the oldest branch of the Merrill Companies, most of the records in this collection date from the 1960s or later. The documents from the divestiture and sale of MTC are in subseries 5.7.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Although the Merrill Transport Company is the oldest branch of the Merrill Companies, most of the records in this collection date from the 1960s or later. The documents from the divestiture and sale of MTC are in subseries 5.7.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

MTC terminals include the following locations: Forest Avenue, Portland, Maine; Augusta, Maine; Bangor, Maine; Scarborough, Maine; Searsport, Maine; Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Albany, New York; Bennington, Vermont; Burlington, Vermont; Colchester, Vermont; Fair Haven, Vermont; Waterbury, Vermont; and White River Junction, Vermont. Not all terminal sites are represented in this sub-subseries.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

MTC terminals include the following locations: Forest Avenue, Portland, Maine; Augusta, Maine; Bangor, Maine; Scarborough, Maine; Searsport, Maine; Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Albany, New York; Bennington, Vermont; Burlington, Vermont; Colchester, Vermont; Fair Haven, Vermont; Waterbury, Vermont; and White River Junction, Vermont. Not all terminal sites are represented in this sub-subseries.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Although the Merrill Transport Company is the oldest branch of the Merrill Companies, most of the records in this collection date from the 1960s or later. The documents from the divestiture and sale of MTC are in subseries 5.7.

Scope and Contents From the Series: These papers represent PDM’s involvement in local business and industry associations directly related to transport, lumber and cargo, as well as general economic development across the state. This series is organized into five major subseries showing PDM’s leadership within general business associations (8.1) and community organizations (8.2), but also C.A.R.E.S. (8.3) and University of New England (8.5). There is no subseries 8.4. Additionally, one small subseries represents a selection of...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Although the Merrill Transport Company is the oldest branch of the Merrill Companies, most of the records in this collection date from the 1960s or later. The documents from the divestiture and sale of MTC are in subseries 5.7.