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In partnership with the Maine Memory Network. This is a breadcrumb navigation to take you back to previous pages. Brushians painting trip, ca. Text by Candace Kanes and Steve Bromage. Images from Maine Historical Society and William Fogg Library. Some are people with a sense of family, some with a sense of history.
In partnership with the Maine Memory Network. This is a breadcrumb navigation to take you back to previous pages. Sts Peter and Paul Basilica, Lewiston, 2005. A sudden demand for factory workers caused mill owners to look north to recruit French-Canadian laborers.
In partnership with the Maine Memory Network. This is a breadcrumb navigation to take you back to previous pages. A Brief History of Colby College. A Brief History of Colby College. A Brief History of Colby College. Miller Library, Colby College. Text by Karen Gillum and Margaret Libby. Images from Colby College Special Collections. Colby College relocated from its small original site in downtown Waterville to Mayflower Hill and continues to expand.
In partnership with the Maine Memory Network. This is a breadcrumb navigation to take you back to previous pages. Portrait, Ann Cascoline Merrill Staples, ca. Text by William David Barry and John Mayer. Images from Maine Historical Society, the Maine State Museum.