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Longfellow Statue Association papers
Correspondence, subscription records, certificates of membership, bills, receipts and invoices.
Lora May (Dyer) Merrill papers
Genealogical correspondence and papers of Lora May Merrill and of her daughter, Marion Dyer Merrill, tracing lines from William Brewster (1560-1644), Stephen Hopkins (d.1644), and Thomas Rogers (d. 1621) for membership in the Mayflower Society and from Henry Clark (1717-1804), Ambrose Dyer (b. 1731), and Ebenezer French (1755-1841) for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Lothrop Lewis Maine statehood papers
Collection documents the contributions of Lothrop Lewis to the separation of Maine and Massachusetts and the establishment of Maine's statehood in 1820. Contents include correspondence, minutes, legal documents and resolutions, financial accounts, inventories, field books, and land surveys. Material reflects myriad logistical tasks necessary to the establishment and early management of the state of Maine.
Luther Goding papers
Journals and tax records.
Maine Medical Center collection
Maine transportation history index cards
Margaret Lord Varnum diary
Diary recording religious reflections, family affairs and local deaths. Transcribed and prepared from the original by members of the Brooksville Historical Society, 1977.
Marion L. Dunn genealogical papers
Genealogical data on the Heald, Fairbrother, Quint, Spencer, Witham and Young families, as well as considerable material including census data on other families in the towns of Bancroft, Danforth, Haynesville, Orient, and Weston.
Mattamiscontis, Maine, town records (copies)
Warrants for and minutes of town meetings (1842-1880); daybook (1887-1904); a ledger (1879-1898); and several publishments of marriage. All the documents are copies.
Mildred Cole Péladeau papers
Collection documents the research and scholarship of Mildred Cole Péladeau, an expert on hooked rugs and the Maine artists and industries that popularized them. Contents include articles, correspondence, papers, photographs, slides, and digital files.