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The Mount Desert Widow: Genealogy of the Gamble Family of Maine From the First Landing on the Coast of Mount Desert Down to the Present Day, Forming Part of More Than One Hundred Families in Maine

By: (Genealogy in Maine) Cilley, Greenleaf & Jonathan P.

Price: $80.00

Publisher: Rockland ME, Knox County Historical & Grenealogical Magazine: 1896

Seller ID: 157910

Binding: hardcover

Condition: VG. Previous owner's inscription and a few penciled notes

Scarce orginal edition
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Map of the Hancock Co. Section of the Mining Districts of Eastern Maine (excerpted map)

By: (Maine)

Price: $95.00

Publisher: Ellsworth (Maine), H. E. Halfpenny & J. H. Stuart: 1881

Seller ID: 146970

Binding: paperback

Condition: Original map excerpted from Atlas of Hancock County Maine. 26 X 17 inches in fine condition with faint crease to center, printed one side only

Inserts included on left side of Sullivan Mining District & Bluehill Copper Mining District. Mines are named on the map and hand color-coded as to type of mine. There is a hand colored legend in the lower right corner. There was apparently but one gold mine in the entire district (The Swan's Island Mining Co. on Swan's Island)
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The Bicentennial of Castine (Maine): 200th Annual Report

By: Castine Maine

Price: $8.00

Publisher: Ellsworth, Maine, Downeast Graphics: 1997

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 148411

Binding: paperback

Condition: Fine trade paperback, laid in "The Story of Castine", history, map and advertisment

Hotels, Camps and Tourist Homes in Maine

By: Maine Development Commission

Price: $25.00

Publisher: Augusta, ME, Maine Development Commission: (1945)

Edition: First Edition

Seller ID: 143535

Binding: paperback

Condition: VG in stapled wraps, 8"x4" in size, 88 pages

Sporting Camps, Farms, Trailer Camps and Golf Courses. Rail, Bus, Air and Boat Connections, Route Numbers and Distances from Principal Cities with other information. The most expensive hotel in Bar Harbor at the time was the Malvern at a cost of $10 to $16 per night!
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