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| 7155 | Square Lake Quadrangle, Aroostook County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission. Square Lake Quadrangle, Aroostook County (N47.00/W68.15). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by plane-table surveys 1927. Revised 1953. Mapped, edited and published by the Geological Survey. Control by USGS, USC&GS, and International Boundary Commission. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission. Square Lake Quadrangle, Aroostook County (N47.00/W68.15). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by plane-table surveys 1927. Revised 1953. Mapped, edited and published by the Geological Survey. Control by USGS, USC&GS, and International Boundary Commission. | ||
| 7154 | First Roach Pond Quadrangle, Piscataquis County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission. First Roach Pond Quadrangle, Piscataquis County (N45.30/W69.15). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography from aerial photographs by multiplex methods. Mapped, edited and published by the Geological Survey. Control by USGS and USC&GS. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission. First Roach Pond Quadrangle, Piscataquis County (N45.30/W69.15). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography from aerial photographs by multiplex methods. Mapped, edited and published by the Geological Survey. Control by USGS and USC&GS. | ||
| 7153 | Bridgewater Quadrangle, Aroostook County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. Bridgewater Quadrangle, Aroostook County (N46.15/W67.45). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by W. B. Brewer and R. E. Hansen. Culture and drainage in part compiled form aerial photographs taken by Air Corps, U.S. Army. Surveyed in 1934, revised in 1951. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. Bridgewater Quadrangle, Aroostook County (N46.15/W67.45). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by W. B. Brewer and R. E. Hansen. Culture and drainage in part compiled form aerial photographs taken by Air Corps, U.S. Army. Surveyed in 1934, revised in 1951. | ||
| 7152 | Fort Fairfield Quadrangle & Mars Hill Quadrangle, Aroostook County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey (these are actually 2 maps glued together). United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Fort Fairfield Quadrangle & Mars Hill Quadrangle, Aroostook County (N46.45/W67.45 & N46.30/W67.45). Scale 1: 62 500. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey (these are actually 2 maps glued together). United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Fort Fairfield Quadrangle & Mars Hill Quadrangle, Aroostook County (N46.45/W67.45 & N46.30/W67.45). Scale 1: 62 500. | |||
| 7151 | Pembroke Quadrangle, Washington County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of Commerce, Coast and Geodetic Survey. Pembroke Quadrangle, Washington County (N44.52.5/W67.07). Scale 1: 24 000. Topography from aerial photographs by multiplex methods. Mapped by the U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey. Control by USC&GS, USGS, and MIT. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of Commerce, Coast and Geodetic Survey. Pembroke Quadrangle, Washington County (N44.52.5/W67.07). Scale 1: 24 000. Topography from aerial photographs by multiplex methods. Mapped by the U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey. Control by USC&GS, USGS, and MIT. | ||
| 7150 | Milton Quadrangle, Vermont |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Milton Quadrangle, Vermont (N44.37/W73.00). Scale 1: 24 000. Topography from aerial photographs by multiplex methods. Mapped by the Army Map Service. Control by USGS, USC&GS, and USCE. Photorevised 1972. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Milton Quadrangle, Vermont (N44.37/W73.00). Scale 1: 24 000. Topography from aerial photographs by multiplex methods. Mapped by the Army Map Service. Control by USGS, USC&GS, and USCE. Photorevised 1972. | ||
| 7149 | Whitneyville Quadrangle, Washington County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of Commerce, Coast and Geodetic Survey. Whitneyville Quadrangle, Washington County (N44.37/W67.30). Scale 1: 24 000. Topography from aerial photographs by multiplex methods. Mapped by the U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey. Control by USC&GS and USGS. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of Commerce, Coast and Geodetic Survey. Whitneyville Quadrangle, Washington County (N44.37/W67.30). Scale 1: 24 000. Topography from aerial photographs by multiplex methods. Mapped by the U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey. Control by USC&GS and USGS. | ||
| 7148 | Gardner Lake Quadrangle, Washington County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Gardner Lake Quadrangle, Washington County (N44.45/W67.15). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by C. W. Buckey, F. M. Mann, H. C. Crumpacker, L. A. Hoffman, and L. D. Hottel. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Gardner Lake Quadrangle, Washington County (N44.45/W67.15). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by C. W. Buckey, F. M. Mann, H. C. Crumpacker, L. A. Hoffman, and L. D. Hottel. | ||
| 7147 | Wesley Quadrangle, Washington County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Wesley Quadrangle, Washington County (N44.45/W67.30). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by E. A. Krahmer, F. E. Russel, T. D. Anderson, T. V. Wilder, and W. D. Leech. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Wesley Quadrangle, Washington County (N44.45/W67.30). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by E. A. Krahmer, F. E. Russel, T. D. Anderson, T. V. Wilder, and W. D. Leech. | ||
| 7146 | Bethel Quadrangle, Oxford County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission, Bethel Quadrangle, Oxford County (N44.15/W70.45). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography, culture and drainage in part revised by the Engineer, First Corps Area, from aerial photographs taken 1940 by Flight "B", 1st Photographic Squadron, Air Corps, U.S. Army. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission, Bethel Quadrangle, Oxford County (N44.15/W70.45). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography, culture and drainage in part revised by the Engineer, First Corps Area, from aerial photographs taken 1940 by Flight "B", 1st Photographic Squadron, Air Corps, U.S. Army. | |||
| 7145 | Dover-Foxcroft Quadrangle, Piscataquis County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission. Dover-Foxcroft Quadrangle, Piscataquis County (N45.00/W69.00). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by Frank Lamer, W. B. Brewer, J. G. Groninger and H. F. Ewing. Culture and drainage in part compiled from aerial photographs taken by Air Corps, U.S. Army. This map is glued together with 2 other maps (from 1940 and 1950) of the Sebec Quadrangle, Piscataquis County, Maine. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission. Dover-Foxcroft Quadrangle, Piscataquis County (N45.00/W69.00). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by Frank Lamer, W. B. Brewer, J. G. Groninger and H. F. Ewing. Culture and drainage in part compiled from aerial photographs taken by Air Corps, U.S. Army. This map is glued together with 2 other maps (from 1940 and 1950) of the Sebec Quadrangle, Piscataquis County, Maine. [show more] | ||
| 7144 | Calais Quadrangle, Washington County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Calais Quadrangle, Washington County (N45.00/W67.15). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by R. J. Belton, C. W. Birdseye, C. H. Price and International Boundary Commission. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. United States Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. Calais Quadrangle, Washington County (N45.00/W67.15). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by R. J. Belton, C. W. Birdseye, C. H. Price and International Boundary Commission. | ||
| 7143 | Plymouth Quadrangle, New Hampshire |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of New Hampshire, Highway Department, Plymouth Quadrangle (N43.45/W71.30). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by R. L. McCammon and E. V. Holloway. Culture and drainage in part compiled from aerial photographs taken by Air Corps, U.S. Army. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of New Hampshire, Highway Department, Plymouth Quadrangle (N43.45/W71.30). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by R. L. McCammon and E. V. Holloway. Culture and drainage in part compiled from aerial photographs taken by Air Corps, U.S. Army. | ||
| 7142 | Long Pond Quadrangle, Somerset County, Maine |
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| One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission, Long Pond Quadrangle, Somerset County (N45.30/W70.00). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by J. I. Gayetty, W. K. McKinley, S. L. Parker and G. E. Sisson. Control in part by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey and from railroad valuation surveys. |
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Description: One of a series of topographical maps issued by the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. State of Maine represented by the Public Utilities Commission, Long Pond Quadrangle, Somerset County (N45.30/W70.00). Scale 1: 62 500. Topography by J. I. Gayetty, W. K. McKinley, S. L. Parker and G. E. Sisson. Control in part by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey and from railroad valuation surveys. | ||
| 7141 | Topographical map of Hancock County, Maine |
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| Topographical map of Hancock County, Maine, from actual surveys under the direction of H. F. Walling. Detail of border illustration and maps included (counterclockwise): 1. East Maine Conference Seminary (Bucksport) 2. Bucksport 3. Orland Directory, Bradleys Block (Bucksport), Orland, Surry 4. Castine, with Business Directory 5. Sedgwick, Brooklin, Deer Isle 6. Robinson House (Bucksport), Table of Distances 7. The Colony (Dedham), Blue Hill, Tremont, Penobscot 8. Southwest Harbor, Mount Desert (Somerville), Freeman House (Southwest Harbor) 9. Ellsworth, Gouldsborough, Falls Village (Ellsworth), East Trenton 10. Winter Harbor (Gouldsborough), Bradley & Co. (Main Street, Bucksport), Sullivan 11. Northern Portion of Hancock County, Courthouse (Ellsworth) Plastified map, original size 63" x 63". Edited and reprinted in 2010. |
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Description: Topographical map of Hancock County, Maine, from actual surveys under the direction of H. F. Walling. Detail of border illustration and maps included (counterclockwise): 1. East Maine Conference Seminary (Bucksport) 2. Bucksport 3. Orland Directory, Bradleys Block (Bucksport), Orland, Surry 4. Castine, with Business Directory 5. Sedgwick, Brooklin, Deer Isle 6. Robinson House (Bucksport), Table of Distances 7. The Colony (Dedham), Blue Hill, Tremont, Penobscot 8. Southwest Harbor, Mount Desert (Somerville), Freeman House (Southwest Harbor) 9. Ellsworth, Gouldsborough, Falls Village (Ellsworth), East Trenton 10. Winter Harbor (Gouldsborough), Bradley & Co. (Main Street, Bucksport), Sullivan 11. Northern Portion of Hancock County, Courthouse (Ellsworth) Plastified map, original size 63" x 63". Edited and reprinted in 2010. [show more] | ||
| 7140 | Marvin Photograph Collection - Album 3 |
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| Loose photographs from Edward Roberts Marvin and Katharine Langdon Marvin (Griffin). The collection is images of the Marvin family in Northeast Harbor, at Harvard University and elsewhere. |
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Description: Loose photographs from Edward Roberts Marvin and Katharine Langdon Marvin (Griffin). The collection is images of the Marvin family in Northeast Harbor, at Harvard University and elsewhere. | |||
| 7139 | Marvin Photograph Collection - Album 2 |
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| Photograph album from Edward Roberts Marvin and Katharine Langdon Marvin (Griffin). The collection is images of the Marvin family in Northeast Harbor, at Harvard University and elsewhere. |
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Description: Photograph album from Edward Roberts Marvin and Katharine Langdon Marvin (Griffin). The collection is images of the Marvin family in Northeast Harbor, at Harvard University and elsewhere. | |||
| 7135 | Gulf of Maine Watershed |
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| 7131 | The First American Map of the United States 1784 |
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| Reproduction of the First American Map of the United States in 1784, compiled and engraved by Abel Buell. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from an original copy at the New Jersey State Historical Society. |
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Description: Reproduction of the First American Map of the United States in 1784, compiled and engraved by Abel Buell. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from an original copy at the New Jersey State Historical Society. | ||
| 7130 | New France 1745 |
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| Reproduction of a map of New France in 1745, drawn by Reiner Ottens. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from an original print in its own collection. |
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Description: Reproduction of a map of New France in 1745, drawn by Reiner Ottens. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from an original print in its own collection. | ||
| 7129 | The Known Globe 1667 |
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| Reproduction of a map of the Known World in 1667, drawn by Peter Goos. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from an original print in its own collection. |
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Description: Reproduction of a map of the Known World in 1667, drawn by Peter Goos. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from an original print in its own collection. | ||
| 7128 | The New Netherlands and New England 1635 |
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| Reproduction of a map of the New Netherlands and New England in 1635, drawn by William Janszoon Blaeu. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from an original print in its own collection. |
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Description: Reproduction of a map of the New Netherlands and New England in 1635, drawn by William Janszoon Blaeu. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from an original print in its own collection. | ||
| 7121 | The New World 1600 |
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| Reproduction of a map of the New World in 1600, drawn by Gabriel Tatton, engraved by Benjamin Wright. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from the original copy in the American Collection of Thomas W. Streeter, Morristown, N. J. |
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Description: Reproduction of a map of the New World in 1600, drawn by Gabriel Tatton, engraved by Benjamin Wright. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from the original copy in the American Collection of Thomas W. Streeter, Morristown, N. J. | ||
| 7120 | The New World 1500 |
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| Reproduction of a map of the New World in 1500, drawn by Juan de la Cosa. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from Jomard's "Les Monuments de la Geographie", Paris 1862, Pl. 16, Nos. 1-2.. Courtesy the Map Division, The New York Public Library. |
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Description: Reproduction of a map of the New World in 1500, drawn by Juan de la Cosa. Reproduced by American Heritage, the Magazine of History, from Jomard's "Les Monuments de la Geographie", Paris 1862, Pl. 16, Nos. 1-2.. Courtesy the Map Division, The New York Public Library. | ||
| 7105 | The Pine Cone - A Panorama of Maine |
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| Vol. 5. No. 2, Summer 1949. Published quarterly by the State of Maine Publicity Bureau, 3 St. John St., Portland, Maine. (Printed in Maine on Maine-made paper) In this issue: - Maine Summer Events, 1949 - Rockland inherits a million; Farnsworth fortune builds museum, by James Brown III - I worked in a summer hotel; memories of a resort employee, by Calvin E. Eells - So you think you know Maine? Quiz questions with answers, by Stanley B. Attwood - Hamon Hall; remedial teaching at York Harbor, by Victor A. Schlich - The Maine Coast; sketches of familiar scenes, by Edwin O. Nielsen - Industrial Clinic; applied research at University of Maine, by Don Gross - Made in Maine; new industrial area in Aroostook, by William A. Hatch - Minstrelsy of Maine, edited by Sheldon Christian - Famous Maine Recipes, by June L. Maxfield - Harbor Town, by George S. Graffam (photograph) |
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Description: Vol. 5. No. 2, Summer 1949. Published quarterly by the State of Maine Publicity Bureau, 3 St. John St., Portland, Maine. (Printed in Maine on Maine-made paper) In this issue: - Maine Summer Events, 1949 - Rockland inherits a million; Farnsworth fortune builds museum, by James Brown III - I worked in a summer hotel; memories of a resort employee, by Calvin E. Eells - So you think you know Maine? Quiz questions with answers, by Stanley B. Attwood - Hamon Hall; remedial teaching at York Harbor, by Victor A. Schlich - The Maine Coast; sketches of familiar scenes, by Edwin O. Nielsen - Industrial Clinic; applied research at University of Maine, by Don Gross - Made in Maine; new industrial area in Aroostook, by William A. Hatch - Minstrelsy of Maine, edited by Sheldon Christian - Famous Maine Recipes, by June L. Maxfield - Harbor Town, by George S. Graffam (photograph) [show more] |
