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| Item | Title | Type | Subject | Description | Creator | Date | Property Name | Street | Pages | Medium | Condition | |
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| 2259 | Rev. William Reed Huntington, DD, DCL, LLD |
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| Late rector of Grace Church, NYC |
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| 3554 | Roxanna Robinson and Carl Little |
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| Part of the Maine Library Portrait Project. On display at the Portland Art Museum in winter 2015. Donated to the Library in 2016. |
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Description: Part of the Maine Library Portrait Project. On display at the Portland Art Museum in winter 2015. Donated to the Library in 2016. | |||
| 4182 | Mrs. Sohier Shaw and son Branwell Shaw |
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| Taken on the front porch of Sohier Shaw house on Smallidge (Vaughan) Point. House is now (1992) that of William Wister, Sr. (actual spelling is Wistar). |
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Description: Taken on the front porch of Sohier Shaw house on Smallidge (Vaughan) Point. House is now (1992) that of William Wister, Sr. (actual spelling is Wistar). | ||||||
| 4200 | Joe Small & Susie Callahan |
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| "Flash light" means powder. |
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| 4201 | L. Smallidge's parlor |
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| "Flash Light" means flash powder. |
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| 4202 | Aunt Annie McKay |
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| Horse-drawn buggy. Photograph likely taken in front of "Little Orchard". In the background is the Abram Gilpatrick House, visible is also the back side of the Rock End Hotel. |
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Description: Horse-drawn buggy. Photograph likely taken in front of "Little Orchard". In the background is the Abram Gilpatrick House, visible is also the back side of the Rock End Hotel. | |||||
| 4205 | Maurice, Dick and Rush |
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| Behind Gilpatrick garden wall. Dick and Rush are the dogs. |
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| 4207 | Mary, Laura, Henrietta and Dick |
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| Gilpatrick Lane is at left center. Gilpatrick farm now site of "Cove end". Kids and dog playing in snow at Gilpatrick's field. Digital image from Jeff Dobbs Productions. |
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Description: Gilpatrick Lane is at left center. Gilpatrick farm now site of "Cove end". Kids and dog playing in snow at Gilpatrick's field. Digital image from Jeff Dobbs Productions. | |||||
| 4215 | Mary, Cl__ and Dick |
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| Dick is the dog. |
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| 4223 | Gilman High School |
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| Beside the Union Church, before addition. Group is kindergarten class. Site now Wadsworth Park. Digital image from Jeff Dobbs Productions. |
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Description: Beside the Union Church, before addition. Group is kindergarten class. Site now Wadsworth Park. Digital image from Jeff Dobbs Productions. | |||||
| 4225 | Kindergarten School |
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| Possibly the Stetson School. Miss Wilbur and Mrs. Stanley, teachers. |
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Description: Possibly the Stetson School. Miss Wilbur and Mrs. Stanley, teachers. | |||||
| 4248 | Ida Smallidge, Bert Hamor, Frank A. Alley |
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| Bar Harbor. Site location provided by Maine Historic Preservation Commission. |
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Description: Bar Harbor. Site location provided by Maine Historic Preservation Commission. | |||||
| 4253 | John Whitmore's Boat |
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| Bunker's Harbor |
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| 4261 | Captain Corbett at wheel |
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| 4266 | G------ behind the rocks |
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| This is taken just to the right of Clifton Dock looking toward Corning's Point. |
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Description: This is taken just to the right of Clifton Dock looking toward Corning's Point. | |||||
| 4292 | Sailing Party |
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| Susie and Della |
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| 4298 | Joe Small and Susie Callanan |
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| By flash light (powder). Joe Small was brother of Charles N. Small, village druggist. |
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Description: By flash light (powder). Joe Small was brother of Charles N. Small, village druggist. | |||||
| 4339 | Notable Summer and Year Round People |
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| 1. Stephen Smallidge and wife 2. Mrs. Joy 3. Old Captain Jordan 4. Young Captain Jordan 5. Mr. Frazier 6. Mr. Soulis 7. Abram Gilpatrick 8. Mrs. Caspar Wistar (somestimes misspelled Wister) 9. Rt. Rev. William Croswell Doane 10. Rev. Dr. Charles C. Tiffany, Rev. Dr. George Park Fisher and Hon. Andrew D. White 11. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Coit Gilman 12. Hon. and Mrs. Seth Low 13. Rev. William R. Huntington 14, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Thorp |
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Description: 1. Stephen Smallidge and wife 2. Mrs. Joy 3. Old Captain Jordan 4. Young Captain Jordan 5. Mr. Frazier 6. Mr. Soulis 7. Abram Gilpatrick 8. Mrs. Caspar Wistar (somestimes misspelled Wister) 9. Rt. Rev. William Croswell Doane 10. Rev. Dr. Charles C. Tiffany, Rev. Dr. George Park Fisher and Hon. Andrew D. White 11. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Coit Gilman 12. Hon. and Mrs. Seth Low 13. Rev. William R. Huntington 14, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Thorp | ||||||
| 4340 | Notable Summer and Year Round People - Stephen Smallidge and his wife |
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| Stephen Smallidge and his wife. He was for many years postmaster at Northeast Harbor. They were in all respects fine people and worthy citizens. They are sitting in one of the old pews which had once been in use in the log church, St. Mary's-by-the-Sea, and afterwards discarded when chairs were substituted. |
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Description: Stephen Smallidge and his wife. He was for many years postmaster at Northeast Harbor. They were in all respects fine people and worthy citizens. They are sitting in one of the old pews which had once been in use in the log church, St. Mary's-by-the-Sea, and afterwards discarded when chairs were substituted. | ||||||
| 4341 | Notable Summer and Year Round People - Rev. Dr. Charles C. Tiffany, Rev. Dr. George Park Fisher and Hon. Andrew D. White |
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| Rev. Dr. Charles C. Tiffany, Rev. Dr. George Park Fisher and Hon. Andrew D. White. Dr. Tiffany was Archdeacon of the Diocese of New York. Dr. Fisher was Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Yale University, and Dr. White (who had been president of Cornell) was an American Ambassador in Germany and in Russia. These three men were boyhood friends. The picture was taken at the time of a "house party" which Mrs. Pepper gave them in the cottage on School House Ledge. Others who were members of the "party" were Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson. |
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Description: Rev. Dr. Charles C. Tiffany, Rev. Dr. George Park Fisher and Hon. Andrew D. White. Dr. Tiffany was Archdeacon of the Diocese of New York. Dr. Fisher was Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Yale University, and Dr. White (who had been president of Cornell) was an American Ambassador in Germany and in Russia. These three men were boyhood friends. The picture was taken at the time of a "house party" which Mrs. Pepper gave them in the cottage on School House Ledge. Others who were members of the "party" were Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson. [show more] | ||||||
| 4342 | Notable Summer and Year Round People - Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Coit Gilman |
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| Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Coit Gilman. He was President of Johns Hopkins. Her maiden name was Woolsey, a daughter (as I recall it) of old President Woolsey of Yale, and a sister of Miss Sarah Woolsey, whose pen name was Susan Coolidge. They all spent many summers at Clifton House. |
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Description: Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Coit Gilman. He was President of Johns Hopkins. Her maiden name was Woolsey, a daughter (as I recall it) of old President Woolsey of Yale, and a sister of Miss Sarah Woolsey, whose pen name was Susan Coolidge. They all spent many summers at Clifton House. | ||||||
| 4345 | Notable Summer and Year Round People - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Thorp |
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| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Thorp. He was a member of the Boston Bar and a true sportsman. In college he had been a member of the celebrated Harvard Baseball team, which made a notable record in games played against professional Nine's. He was a fine tennis player and in a national gold tournament was beaten only on the last green by MacDonald who won the championship. Mrs. Thorp was a daughter of the poet Longfellow and one of the most delightful and charming of women. She was a graduate of Newnham College, Oxford, and was the "laughing Allegra" in "The Children's Hour". Their home was on Greening's Island, but this picture was taken on Mrs. Pepper's piazza. |
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Description: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Thorp. He was a member of the Boston Bar and a true sportsman. In college he had been a member of the celebrated Harvard Baseball team, which made a notable record in games played against professional Nine's. He was a fine tennis player and in a national gold tournament was beaten only on the last green by MacDonald who won the championship. Mrs. Thorp was a daughter of the poet Longfellow and one of the most delightful and charming of women. She was a graduate of Newnham College, Oxford, and was the "laughing Allegra" in "The Children's Hour". Their home was on Greening's Island, but this picture was taken on Mrs. Pepper's piazza. [show more] | ||||||
| 4347 | Notable Summer and Year Round People - Old Captain Jordan |
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| Old Captain Jordan, Keeper of the Bear Island Light. This picture was taken when he paid a courtesy call on Mrs. Pepper when we first moved into the (then) new cottage on School House Ledge. He evidently felt a bit foolish at being photographed. |
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Description: Old Captain Jordan, Keeper of the Bear Island Light. This picture was taken when he paid a courtesy call on Mrs. Pepper when we first moved into the (then) new cottage on School House Ledge. He evidently felt a bit foolish at being photographed. | ||||||
| 4348 | Notable Summer and Year Round People - Young Captain Jordan |
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| Young Captain Jordan (son of the old Captain) who sailed a large sloop, much used by the Misses Irwin and other ladies for "safe" sailing parties. |
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Description: Young Captain Jordan (son of the old Captain) who sailed a large sloop, much used by the Misses Irwin and other ladies for "safe" sailing parties. | ||||||
| 4349 | Notable Summer and Year Round People - Mr. Frazier |
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| Mr. Frazier, keeper of a buck-board stable. With Mr. Smallidge, Mr. Frazier regularly took up the collection at the Sunday morning service. |
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Description: Mr. Frazier, keeper of a buck-board stable. With Mr. Smallidge, Mr. Frazier regularly took up the collection at the Sunday morning service. |
