Photograph collections
Found in 52 Collections and/or Records:
Colonial Dames of America in Maine colonial and Native American history papers
Collection consists of research papers and supplementary material prepared and gathered by members of the Colonial Dames of America in Maine about colonial and Indigenous history. Contents include research papers and essays, reports, and photographs. Note that paper/essay titles are original to creation and some reflect outdated language.
Congregation Shaarey Tphiloh records
Deering, Orr, and Warren family collection
Correspondence, diary, photographs (including tintypes), documents, newspaper clippings.
Flash drive with transcriptions available (contains photographs, letters, documents, some of which are in this collection but more are added). This flash drive is in the source file. Also in the source file is donor correspondence with MHS and her family, which summarizes the family history, with bibliographical sources.
Douglas Armsden Maine photograph collection
E. Christopher Livesay papers
E.C. Jordan & Co. records and family papers
Edward P. Harding papers
This collection documents the personal, political, and business activities of Edward P. Harding. Contents include correspondence, documents, financial records, genealogies, news clippings, bound volumes, scrapbooks, albums, photographs, negatives, and ephemera. The collection reflects Harding's contributions to state and national politics, particularly the presidential bids of Richard M. Nixon, the photo finishing industry, photography, boating, and his family life.
Eveleth family genealogical papers
Genealogical papers of the Eveleth family and the related lines of the Davis, Stevens, True, Bailey and Woodford families, compiled by Ellen Lolita Eveleth. Includes letters, newspaper clippings, printed material, manuscript notes, and photographs of Eveleth and Woodford family members. The family, in this collection, dates back to the 1600s.
Farm journals collection
This collection consists of journals, diaries, trade catalogs, photocopies and one black and white photo and two ferrotypes.