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International Appalachian Trail records
Isaac Mitchell papers
Legal papers involving Limington area people; estate papers of Joshua Small, John Wood, and others; miscellaneous militia papers consisting of memoranda, accounts, muster rolls, etc. of the 6th Division of Massachusetts militia and of the 1st Division of Maine militia; and a moral verse, illustrated by fold-out watercolor drawings.
It's Our World Too collection
Letters, photographs, printed material (such as newsletters), and petitions.
J. Peter Monro landscape architecture collection
This collection documents J. Peter Monro’s professional projects as a landscape designer and architect. Contents include landscape and architectural drawings, correspondence, contracts, reports, writings, news clippings, photographs, negatives, slides, and digital files. The collection reflects Monro’s work on residential, commercial, municipal, public, and conservation projects as a landscape designer, architect, and consultant, as well as trustee and advisor to non-profit public works.
James A. Cole papers
Correspondence, advertising materials, bills and receipts, shipping invoices, and promissory notes pertaining to business activities; and also several items of correspondence and deeds of Peter G. Cram and family of Baldwin, Maine.
James Gower papers
Legal documents, correspondence, financial papers, and various writs, deeds, and agreements of James Gower, his family, and related to his various positions in local government. Included are several documents related to Bowdoin College land sales for which Gower played a role as agent, as well as versions of his own will and testament with details regarding his estate.
James Irish papers
Includes autobiographical account and family history, 1736-1863, 1825 land agent letterbook and obituary, with photocopies.
Jeannette Jason correspondence
Letters (including non-pictorial postcards) and newspaper clippings. There is also a v-mail letter, a Valentine, a Christmas card, and one photograph of a horse. Mother Maud would often clip Portland job advertisements (newspaper clippings) to her correspondence to her daughter.
Joan Benoit Samuelson papers
This collection documents the racing career of marathon runner Joan Benoit Samuelson. Contents include correspondence, memorabilia, photographs, promotional material, and posters.
John Fairfield papers
These are primarily letters to John Fairfield from various political figures, family members and his law partner, William P. Haines, from 1821-1847. Letters in each folder are in chronological order with the letter writer’s name, date and location. Papers also include documents, accounts, and certificates. Some of the items are from after John Fairfield’s death.