The Saturday Evening Post, Vol. 223, No. 37, March 10, 1951. In this issue: 4 short stories, 1 novelette, 7 articles, 2 serials, other features (letters, editorials, post scripts, verse, keeping posted). Of special interest is the following article: "The cities of America: Bangor, Maine", by George Sessions Perry, pag. 24.
Description: The Saturday Evening Post, Vol. 223, No. 37, March 10, 1951. In this issue: 4 short stories, 1 novelette, 7 articles, 2 serials, other features (letters, editorials, post scripts, verse, keeping posted). Of special interest is the following article: "The cities of America: Bangor, Maine", by George Sessions Perry, pag. 24.
With a personal message from Fred J. Nutter, Commissioner of Agriculture, State of Maine. Contains articles, photographs and detailed production maps for beef and sheep, dairy, poultry, gardens and fruit, food processing plants, apples and blueberries.
Description: With a personal message from Fred J. Nutter, Commissioner of Agriculture, State of Maine. Contains articles, photographs and detailed production maps for beef and sheep, dairy, poultry, gardens and fruit, food processing plants, apples and blueberries.
Published as part of the Papers of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, Vol. XXXII, No. 3. Line drawings by Lloyd Moylan.
Franc Johnson Newcomb, Stanley Fishler, Mary C. Wheelwright
Franc Johnson Newcomb, Stanley Fishler, Mary C. Wheelwright
Date:
1956
Collection:
Special Collection Books
Object ID:
SCB 970.3 WHE
Location:
Shelf 6A3
Pages:
100
Medium:
3 copies
Condition:
good
Description: Published as part of the Papers of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, Vol. XXXII, No. 3. Line drawings by Lloyd Moylan.
The Myth and Prayers of the Great Star Chant and the Myth of the Coyote Chant. Recorded by Mary C. Wheelwright. With 22 serigraph color plates by Louie Ewing after sand paintings recorded by Franc J. Newcomb and others. Navajo Religion Series, Vol. IV.
Museum of Navajo Ceremonial Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Museum of Navajo Ceremonial Art, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Date:
1956
Collection:
Special Collection Books
Object ID:
SCB 970.3 WHE
Location:
Shelf 6A3
Pages:
190
Medium:
2 copies
Condition:
good
Description: The Myth and Prayers of the Great Star Chant and the Myth of the Coyote Chant. Recorded by Mary C. Wheelwright. With 22 serigraph color plates by Louie Ewing after sand paintings recorded by Franc J. Newcomb and others. Navajo Religion Series, Vol. IV.
Collection of pamphlets for the following places: Washington County and Hancock County (x2), Kennebec County and Somerset County, Lincoln & Waldo & Knox Counties, York County and Oxford County, Penobscot County, Franklin County and Androscoggin County, Cumberland County and Sagadahoc County, Piscataquis County and Aroostook County.
Description: Collection of pamphlets for the following places: Washington County and Hancock County (x2), Kennebec County and Somerset County, Lincoln & Waldo & Knox Counties, York County and Oxford County, Penobscot County, Franklin County and Androscoggin County, Cumberland County and Sagadahoc County, Piscataquis County and Aroostook County.
Architect Roger Griswold had his own conception of what a library in a Maine landscape should appear. From a Reading Room, the new library in Northeast Harbor was created.
Description: Architect Roger Griswold had his own conception of what a library in a Maine landscape should appear. From a Reading Room, the new library in Northeast Harbor was created.
August 6, 1959 A poem written by professor H. W. Smyth, summer resident of Seal Harbor, Maine in response to a town meeting regarding automobiles on Mount Desert Island.
Description: August 6, 1959 A poem written by professor H. W. Smyth, summer resident of Seal Harbor, Maine in response to a town meeting regarding automobiles on Mount Desert Island.
Memorial article to Beatrix Farrand as one of the founders of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Includes comments of Reef Point and Dumbarton Oaks.
Description: Memorial article to Beatrix Farrand as one of the founders of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Includes comments of Reef Point and Dumbarton Oaks.