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Mt. Sinai Cemetery papers
The collection contains material related to the managing of Mt. Sinai, including administrative records and correspondence between families of the interred and the synagogues relating to cost and grounds maintenance.
Northeast District Unitarian Universalist Association records
Correspondence, minutes, financial records, printed material (including periodicals, programs), newspaper clippings, photographs, sermons, scrapbook.
Opportunity Farm records
Orange Frost Small papers
This collection documents the life and family of Orange Frost Small. Contents include correspondence, genealogies, institutional records, diaries, personal writings, account books, property and financial records, and photographs. The collection reflects the work, thoughts, health, and relationships of Orange Small, as well as close family and community members, including his son, Robert Orange Small.
Osgood N. Bradbury correspondence
Correspondence to and from Osgood N. Bradbury. Some letters are personal but the vast majority concern local, regional, and national politics. Included are letters regarding the National Greenback Party and attempts to muster support for party representatives in a coming election.
Pierce family collection
Family documents and papers dating from early eighteenth century Colonial America to the twentieth century. The correspondence is predominantly between family members, although other significant national figures and personal friends are represented. Documents also include legal papers regarding wills and estates, property and the homestead in Baldwin, Me., personal journals and diaries, and other records of local and state history.
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Plymouth Company (Kennebec Proprietors) Records, 1625-1824
Portland Camera Club records
This collection documents the activities of the Portland Camera Club and its members. Contents include meeting minutes, correspondence, financial records, promotional material, publications, essays, research, news clippings, scrapbooks, photographic prints, negatives, slides, and glass lantern slides. The collection reflects the founding, governance, management, and programs of the club, as well as the photography of its members.
Portland Post Office time capsule collection
This collection contains items included in a time capsule box laid beneath the cornerstone of the Portland Post Office on May 6, 1868. Contents include papers, published reports and booklets, bound volumes, and newspapers documenting city, state, and national issues.