What's In A Picture?

Mighty Musher

An Alaskan hero brought his best friend to Maine back in 1927.

Hobo Chair

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Woe be the wanderer who found himself in this Belfast seat.

Stump Speech

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Maine’s most famous senator wasn’t afraid to get her hands dirty.

Men Behaving Badly

A fund-raiser in 1913 brought out some unusual models.

Dramatic Driftwood

The hopes of Goose Rocks floated with this “houseboat” in 1951.

Long View

  • By: Joshua F. Moore

Talk about the best seat in the house. As if this 1898 swing erected at the summit of Mount Battie in Camden were not the perfect perch, photographer Theresa Parker Babb decided to have some fun by leaning a ladder against the rough-hewn posts. She then persuaded these three unidentified ladies to climb the ladder backwards, creating the illusion of the women practically standing on top of each other. A three-masted schooner is visible in Camden Harbor, at lower right, completing its final fitting-out at Holly Bean’s yard on Sea Street.

Artistic Apology

A Biddeford Pool party was an opportunity to clown around in 1917.

What's in a Picture?

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Nature and modern technology moved logs to mill in 1947.

High and Dry

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  • By: Joshua F. Moore

Photo Credit: Courtesy Bar Harbor Historical Society

Smooth Operators

An impressive road crew knew how to manage snow on Springvale's streets back in 1900.

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