The National Society Of The Colonial Dames Of America Resident In Maine PDF Download

Notes, scripts, etc., prepared by the Colonial Dames to accompany various unidentified slide shows. Accompanied by postcards, photographs, and illustrations of historic homes, forts, and other buildings, primarily in Maine. Included are: Fort Western, Augusta; Main St. and Ruggles House, Columbia Falls; Fogg's Tavern and Union Church, Cornville; Shell heaps, Damariscotta, 1937 May 23; Black House, Ellsworth; Cutts and Gerrish Houses, 1905 Feb. 18, Bray and Sparhawk Houses, Kittery; cross from Father Rasles's chapel, Indian Island, Old Town, 1937 May; several houses and Baptist meeting house, Paris; Locke Tavern and Samuel Weston homestead, Skowhegan; Montpelier, Thomaston; Fort Halifax, Winslow; the powder house, Wiscasset; and birthplace of John A. Andrew, Windham. A postcard of Douchet's Island, St. Croix River, New Brunswick, and illustrations of two unidentified houses are also included.scope