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Table of Contents

Summary Information .................................................................................................................................... 3Biographical Note .......................................................................................................................................... 3Scope and Contents ........................................................................................................................................ 4Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................ 4Controlled Access Headings .......................................................................................................................... 5Collection Inventory ....................................................................................................................................... 5

Benton Hatch Papers ................................................................................................................................... 5Material Collected by Benton Hatch .......................................................................................................... 7

Papers of Rev. Samuel Foxcroft: Letters to Foxcroft .............................................................................. 7Papers of Joseph E. Foxcroft: Letters to Foxcroft ................................................................................... 9Records of town of Fryeburg, Maine ..................................................................................................... 12Papers of Fannie Hardy Eckstorm ......................................................................................................... 14Photographs from the library of Lucius L. Hubbard ............................................................................. 16Miscellaneous items from Hatch collection ........................................................................................... 17


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Summary Information

Repository: Raymond H. Fogler Library Special Collections Department

Creator: Hatch, Benton L. (Benton Le Roy), 1913-1988

Title: Benton L. Hatch Collection

ID: SpC MS 0230

Date [inclusive]: 1696-1960

Physical Description: 5 linear feet (7 boxes)

Physical Location:

Language of theMaterial:

English

Preferred Citation

Benton L. Hatch Collection, SpC MS 0230, [Box No.], [Folder No.], Raymond H. Fogler LibrarySpecial Collections Department, University of Maine, Orono, Maine

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Biographical Note

Benton L. Hatch was born in Kittery, Maine on January 11, 1913, the son of Edgar and Bertha RoundsHatch. After attending college for one year in Massachusetts, he transferred to Yale in 1933 andgraduated in 1935 with a concentration in classics. After spending a few years working at SterlingLibrary at Yale and for the Maine Forest Service and the Maine Seaboard Paper Company, he beganwork as a cataloger at the library at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. He then moved to the libraryat the University of Massachusetts, first to a position in acquisitions and then as Associate Librarianfor Special Collections, retiring in 1981. He was also an author and a collector of materials in manyformats on Maine and New England history and had an extensive personal library of such materials.Hatch moved to Eliot, Maine after retiring and died there on January 8, 1988.



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Scope and Contents

The collection contains both the personal papers of Benton Hatch and items from his collection ofmaterials on Maine and New England history. Included are personal papers of Samuel and JosephFoxcroft from New Gloucester, Maine, and records of the town of Fryeburg, Maine. The collection alsocontains papers of Fannie Hardy Eckstorm including a diary and photographs taken by her in 1891 and1892, as well as items from her personal library. Photographs from the library of Lucius L. Hubbardare also included. The collection also contains individual letters, correspondence, photographs, diaries,monographs, and various other types of documents dating mostly from the 18th and 19th centures andconnected with Maine. A few items also relate to Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Connecticut.


Administrative Information

Publication Statement

Raymond H. Fogler Library Special Collections Department

5729 Raymond H. Fogler LibraryUniversity of MaineOrono, ME [email protected]: http://www.library.umaine.edu/speccoll/

Restrictions on Access

Kept at Fogler Library's offsite storage facility. One week's notice required for retrieval.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Source of acquisition--Received from the estate of Benton L. Hatch in 1991.

Use Restrictions

Information on literary rights available in the repository.



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Controlled Access Headings

• Maine -- Description and travel -- Sources• Maine -- History -- Sources• Massachusetts -- History -- Sources• Connecticut -- History -- Sources• New Hampshire -- History -- Sources• Fryeburg (Me.) -- History• New Gloucester (Me.) -- History• Letters (Correspondence)• Correspondence• Photographs• Diaries• Books• Documents• Hatch, Benton L. (Benton Le Roy), 1913-1988• Eckstorm, Fannie Hardy, 1865-1946• Foxcroft, Joseph E.• Foxcroft, Samuel, 1735?-1807• Hubbard, Lucius L. (Lucius Lee)

Collection Inventory

Benton Hatch Papers

Title/Description Instances

box 1Correspondence, 1943-1945

folder 1

box 1Correspondence with Leroy D. Cross, 1950-1954

folder 2

box 1Maine miscellaneous

folder 3

box 1Maps: Mt. Toby, Amherst-Sunderland, Mass.

folder 4

box 1Mountaineering

folder 5

Newspaper clippings, 1957-1960 box 1


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folder 6

box 1Miscellaneous manuscripts by Hatch

folder 7

box 1Short stories and book reviews by Hatch

folder 8

box 1Appalachia index, XI-XXV, 1905-1945

folder 9


folder 10


folder 11


folder 12

box 1Galleys for index to Vols. XI-XXV

folder 13

box 1Appalachia index, XXVI

folder 14

box 1Appalachia index, XVII

folder 15

box 1Appalachia index, XVIII

folder 16

box 1Appalachia manuscripts, book reviews, etc.

folder 17

box 1"Down the West Branch of The Penobscot, Aug. 12-22, 1889", byFanny Hardy Eckstorm; edited by Benton Hatch; reprinted fromAppalachia, Dec. 1949 folder 18

box 1Eckstorm journal transcripts, 1888-1892

folder 19


folder 20


folder 21

"Lucius Lee Hubbard's map of northern Maine, 1879-1929;"reprinted from Appalachia, June 1951

box 1


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folder 22

box 1Mt. Abraham traversed

folder 23

box 1Notes toward the definitive bibliography of Thomas Hardy's"Poems of the past and present"

folder 24

box 1"On the Appalachian Trail in western Maine," reprinted fromAppalachia, June 1938

folder 25

box 1"Preliminary checklist of Waterville, Maine, imprints through1850," compiled by Benton Hatch, 1952

folder 26

box 1"Preliminary checklist of Waterville, Maine, imprints through1850," compiled by Benton Hatch, 1952

folder 27

box 2"Saddleback in 1839: the account of an ascent by Josiah S. Swift;"with some remarks added by Benton L. Hatch; reprinted fromAppalachia, Dec. 1945 folder 1

box 2"Saddleback in 1839: the account of an ascent by Josiah S. Swift;"with some remarks added by Benton L. Hatch; reprinted fromAppalachia, Dec. 1945 folder 2

box 2Thoreau's plan of a farm by Benton Hatch

folder 3

box 2"Up the Magalloway River in 1861 by Marshall M. Tidd;"edited by Benton L. Hatch and L. Felix Ranlett, reprinted fromAppalachia, Dec. 1957 folder 4



box 2Index cards: Thomas B. Mosher bibliography; inventory of itemsowned by Hatch (located physically in Box 3)

folder 7


Material Collected by Benton Hatch

Papers of Rev. Samuel Foxcroft: Letters to Foxcroft



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box 2Blood, William, Dunstable, to Rev. Samuel Foxcroft. Regardingsuit over the Thomas Foxcroft title to lands in Dunstable, April7, 1795, April 11, 1797 folder 8

box 2Briggs, D., Gray, to Rev. Samuel Foxcroft, May 6, 1797, June 6,1797

folder 8

box 2Burley, Andrew, Waterborough. Regarding Foxcroft's land inCoxhall (Lyman), Dec. 30, 1795, April 15, 1796

folder 8

box 2Chandler, Peleg, undated

folder 8

box 2Craft, Moses, Jay. Regarding Foxcroft's lots in Jay and the taxesthereon, Nov. 21, 1796

folder 8

box 2Ellery, Abigell; addressed to "Der childeren", Sept. 1773

folder 8

box 2Ellery, Benjamin and Sally, Gloucester, Aug. 24, 1798, Aug. 26,1801

folder 8

box 2Foxcroft, Abigail, Boston, Mar. 9, 1791, Sept. 6, 1802

folder 8

box 2Foxcroft, Joseph Ellery, Boston (7 letters), 1799-1807

folder 8

box 2Gordon, William, Amherst, N.H. Regarding subsequent title toFoxcroft land in Dunstable, Aug. 30, 1797, Sept. 10, 1801

folder 8

box 2Phillips, Samuel, Concord, Andover, Boston (5 letters),1792-1798

folder 8

box 2Rogers, David Denison, Boston (13 letters). Regarding businessand matters pertaining to settlement of various Foxcroft estates,1795-1804 folder 9

box 2Rogers, Martha, Exeter, to Miss Foxcroft, Boston, Nov. 21,1797

folder 10

box 2Rogers, Patty, Exeter, June 4, 1786, Oct. 27, 1803

folder 10

box 2Sampson, Procter, Farmington (Sandy River), Reedfield,Marshfield (6 letters), 1798-1801

folder 10

box 2Southworth, John, Yarmouth, Jan. 26, 1804, May 1, 1804

folder 10

Simonds, Nathan, Dunstable, Aug. 24, 1801, Oct. 1, 1802 box 2


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folder 10

box 2Symmes, William, Portland. Mentions Indian treaty signing,Aug. 20, 1796

folder 10

box 2Whittemore, Samuel, Gloucester (4 letters), 1798-1803

folder 10

box 2Williams, Joshua and Silas, Feb. 5, 1798

folder 10

box 2Gill, Moses. Regarding Foxcroft land titles in Dunstable, April13, 1795

folder 11

box 2Mellen, Prentiss. Regarding Dearing and Robinson notes, Dec.21, 1797

folder 11

box 2Sampson, Luther. Regarding taxes on land, Feb. 25, 1804

folder 11

Papers of Joseph E. Foxcroft: Letters to Foxcroft


box 2Allen, Elisha, Sanford, July 31, 1822

folder 12

box 2Ames, Benjamin, Bath, April 8, 1822

folder 12

box 2Anderson, John, Washington (2 letters), Jan. 7, 1829, Feb. 27,1829

folder 12

box 2Balch, Horace G., Machias (3 letters), Mar. 27, 1822, Feb. 23,1829, Mar. 19, 1829

folder 12

box 2Chandler, John, Washington (7 letters), 1821-1829

folder 12

box 2Chandler, Joseph, Augusta, Mar. 10, 1821

folder 12

box 2Clark, Royal, Bangor, Dec. 5, 1822

folder 12

box 2Dunlap, R.T., Brunswick, May 16, 1822

folder 12

Dunlap, Robert P., Brunswick (2 letters), Mar. 17, 1823, Apr. 9,1823

box 2


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folder 12

box 2Dunn, Josiah, Portland, Feb. 10, 1829

folder 12

box 2Emerson, Andrew, Portland (2 letters), Jan. 15, 1829, Jan. 17,1829

folder 13

box 2Emerson, William, Bangor, Mar. 3, 1829

folder 13

box 2Fessenden, Samuel, Portland, Feb. 12, 1829

folder 13

box 2Green, Peter N., Bath, July 31, 1822

folder 13

box 2Greene, Benjamin, South Berwick (3 letters), Sept. 2, 1821, Feb.17, 1822, May 1, 1822

folder 13

box 2Hamlin, Cyrus, Paris, Mar. 29, 1822

folder 13

box 2Harris, Mark, Portland, May 20, 1821

folder 13

box 2Hinkley, Noah, Brunswick (4 letters), 1831-1832

folder 13

box 2Holmes, John, Washington, Jan. 29, 1822

folder 13

box 2Houlton, Joseph, Houlton Plantation, Oct. 18, 1822

folder 13

box 2Hunnewell, Richard, Portland, with letter from Foxcroft, June27, 1821, July 2, 1821

folder 13

box 2Irish, James, Gorham and Portland (6 letters), Feb.-Sept. 1821

folder 13

box 2Jarvis, Leonard, Surry, Apr. 5, 1822

folder 14

box 2Kellogg, Elijah, Perry, June 12, 1821

folder 14

King, William, Bath, July 24, 1822 box 2


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folder 14

box 2Mace, Benjamin H., Portland (2 letters), Feb. 25, 1831, Mar. 7,1831

folder 14

box 2McLellan, C.H.P., Portland (5 letters), Mar.-July 1831

folder 14

box 2Merrill, John, Portland; reply from Foxcroft,, Apr. 7, 1821, Apr.13, 1821

folder 14

box 2Mitchell, Nathaniel, Portland, Aug. 6, 1832

folder 14

box 2Parvis, Martin, Marshfield, Feb. 7, 1829

folder 14

box 2Patten, Amos, Bangor (2 letters); reply from Foxcroft, Jan. 1829,Feb. 5, 1829

folder 14

box 2Preble, William P., Portland (2 letters), July 9, 1821, Mar. 30,1829

folder 14

box 2Ripley, James W., Washington, Jan. 1, 1829

folder 14

box 2Robinson, Jesse, Hallowell Crossroads (8 letters), 1822-1833

folder 14

box 2Seaver, Josiah W., South Berwick (19 letters), 1821-1833

folder 15

box 2Smith, Charles, Gloucester, Apr. 10, 1807

folder 15

box 2Stone, Alfred J., Brunswick, June 12, 1831

folder 15

box 2Todd, Thomas, Nov., 1828

folder 15

box 2Towle, J.?, Brownfield, Nov. 15, 1822

folder 15

box 2Ware, Asher, Portland (5 letters), 1821-1833

folder 15

Whitney, William, Oxford, Apr. 25, 1831 box 2


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folder 15

box 2Miscellaneous items belonging to Joseph Foxcroft

folder 16

Records of town of Fryeburg, Maine


box 2Joseph Frye's deed, 1763

folder 17

box 2Copy of Proprietors petition to Benjamin Lynde, Feb. 1766

folder 18

box 2Votes of Proprietors of Fryeburg, 1766-1767

folder 19

box 2Town ledger, 1763-1771?

folder 20

box 2Information re land sales, etc., 1763-1822

folder 21


folder 22


folder 23


folder 24

box 2Warrants, minutes of town meetings, etc., 1774-1798

folder 25


folder 26


folder 27


folder 28


folder 29

Warrants, minutes of town meetings, etc., 1774-1798 box 2


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folder 30


folder 31


folder 32


folder 33


folder 34


folder 35


folder 36


folder 37


folder 38


folder 39


folder 40

box 2Financial and tax records, 1762-1797

folder 41


folder 42


folder 43


folder 44


folder 45

Financial and tax records, 1762-1797 box 2


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folder 46


folder 47


folder 48

Papers of Fannie Hardy Eckstorm


box 2Diary; also entries from 1900-1927, 1891

folder 49

box 2Notebook, 1902-1923

folder 50

box 2Twenty-two prints from photographs, many captioned by FannieHardy Eckstorm (includes photos of Jock Darling, 1891, andBig Sabattis Mitchell, 1890), 1890-1891 folder 50a

box 2Prints from photographs and captioned by Fannie HardyEckstorm, 1891-1892

folder 51

box 2Eckstorm photographs taken June 1891 on West Branch,Penobscot River and Sept. 1892 on Passadumkeag River,Sebago Lake waters and vicinity (prints and copies); locatedphysically in Box 4, June 1891, Sept. 1892

folder 52

box 2Stanley dry plate negatives of photographs in Folder 52; locatedphysically in Box 5

folder 53

box 2Fannie Hardy Eckstorm photographs used in "Down the WestBranch of the Penobscot"

folder 54

box 2Photographs of Fannie Hardy Eckstorm: while at AbbotAcademy; at time of graduation from college; (taken at HardyStudio, Springfield, Mass.), 1884, June 1888, undated folder 55

box 2Stereopticon views, Mount Desert Island (Allen, photographer,Boston)

folder 56

box 2Three stereopticon views of Skowhegan area (State of Maineviews photographed and published by John Bachelder, WestAndover, N.H.) folder 57

box 2Two stereopticon views, Mount Desert Island (photographer: B.Bradley, Bar Harbor, Me.)

folder 58

box 2Three stereopticon views: From narrows, looking west; downnear Reed's camp; Reed's camp (F.W. Hardy, photographer,Bangor, Me.); one unidentified stereopticon view folder 59


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box 2Six stereopticon views, Mount Desert scenery (photos byHeywood, published by Frank Rowell, Boston)

folder 60

box 2Photograph of Wilbur Webster, Maine woodsman(photographer: Lewis, Kineo, Maine)

folder 61

box 2Five stereopticon views of Aroostook and Tobique Rivers (E.O.Powers, photographer)

folder 62

box 2Stereopticon view, Ripogenus Lake (Scenery in northern Maine,photographed by A.L. Hinds, Benton, Maine

folder 63

box 2Two photographs: cutting ice on Penobscot (photographer:Weston, Bangor, Me.)

folder 64

box 2Snapshots of Passadumkeag River trip, (photographed by PaulEckstorm), circa 1931

folder 65

Index cards: Thomas B. Mosher bibliography; inventory ofitems owned by Hatch

box 3

Eckstorm photographs taken June 1891 on West Branch,Penobscot River and Sept. 1892 on Passadumkeag River,Sebago Lake waters and vicinity (prints and copies), June 1891,Sept. 1892

box 4

Stanley dry plate negatives of photographs in Folder 52 box 5

box 6Daggett, Windsor. A down-east Yankee from the district ofMaine (Gift to Fannie Hardy Eckstorm from author)

folder 1

box 6Eckstorm, Fannie H. Indian place-names, (author's annotatedpage proofs), 1941

folder 2

box 6Eckstorm, Fannie H. Old John Neptune and other Maine Indianshamans, (with Fannie Hardy Eckstorm annotations), 1945

folder 3

box 6Eckstorm, Fannie H. Penobscot man, (with author's changes andcorrections), 1904

folder 4

box 6Maine Board of Agriculture. Sixth annual report (Fannie HardyEckstorm's copy)

folder 5

box 6Maine Naturalist, Sept. 1929

folder 6

box 6New England Quarterly, (with article by Fannie HardyEckstorm), Sept. 1934

folder 7

New England Quarterly, (with article by Fannie HardyEckstorm), March 1926

box 6


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folder 8

box 6New England Quarterly, (with article by Fannie HardyEckstorm), Sept. 1936

folder 9

box 6New England Quarterly, (with article by Fannie HardyEckstorm), June 1939

folder 10

box 6Northern Monthly, May 1864

folder 11

box 6Old-Time New England, (contains article about JeremiahPearson Hardy), Oct. 1939

folder 12

box 6Ring, Elizabeth. A reference list of manuscripts relating to thehistory of Maine, Part 1-3 (Fannie Hardy Eckstorm's copy)

folder 13


folder 14


folder 15


folder 16

box 7Wood, Richard G. A history of lumbering in Maine (FannieHardy Eckstorm's copy), 1820-1861

folder 1

box 7Correspondence, notes, etc. found in Fannie Hardy Eckstorm'sbooks

folder 2

Photographs from the library of Lucius L. Hubbard


box 7Ten stereopticon views, Moose Head Lake and Mount Kineo(D.C. Dinsmore, Dover, Me.)

folder 3

box 7Hinds, A.L. Coast scenery of Maine series: Casco Bay no. 8(stereopticon view photographed by A.L. Hinds, Benton, Maine)

folder 4

box 7Hinds, A.L. Scenery in northern Maine, Katahdin series (7stereopticon views photographed by A.L. Hinds, Benton, Maine)

folder 5

box 7Hinds, A.L. Scenery in northern Maine, Moosehead Lake (4stereopticon views photographed by A.L. Hinds, Benton, Maine)

folder 6

Hinds, A.L. Scenery in northern Maine, Penobscot River (7stereopticon views photographed by A.L. Hinds, Benton, Maine)

box 7


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folder 7

box 7Powers, F.F. Gems of Maine scenery: Scenery on the upperKennebec and unidentified view (Sebec Lake?) (2 stereopticonviews published for F.F. Powers) folder 8

box 7Vose, S.S. Kennebec Valley views (2 stereopticon viewsphotographed and published by S.S. Vose, Skowhegan, Maine)

folder 9

box 7Vose & Paul. Scenery above Bingham; the Forks Hotel (3stereopticon views published by Vose & Paul, Skowhegan,Maine) folder 10

box 7Photographs: Three Sisters and two unidentified views

folder 11

Miscellaneous items from Hatch collection


box 7Adams, Charles S. Autobiography, Vol. 1, Westford, 1857

folder 12

box 7Alden, Hiram O. Correspondence to. Includes letter fromHannibal Hamlin, Nov. 18, 1836, 1832-1840

folder 13

box 7Book of travels, [in Maine, Iowa, Washington, D.C.], 1908-1926

folder 14

box 7Bowdoin College commencement programs, 1823, 1837

folder 15

box 7Brinley, Francis. Document from W. Shirley, Sept. 1, 1746

folder 16

box 7Burlington, Mass. Deed, Stephen Simonds to Levi Lock, Nov.1829

folder 17

box 7Burlington, Mass. Deed for sale of pew in new meetinghouse,1847

folder 18

box 7Cabinet-maker's guide or rules and instructions. Concord:Printed by J.B. Moore, 1827

folder 19

box 7Carter, Mary M. Sketch of the life of Mrs. Mary M. Carter, withextracts from her journals & letters

folder 20

box 7Connecticut: Military orders issued by Gov. Gurdon Saltonstall,August 1708

folder 21

Connecticut: Discharge of John Skolfield, Brunswick, Maine,from Newgate Prison, 1810

box 7


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folder 22

box 7Cutts family papers, 1805, 1806, 1824, 1856

folder 23

box 7Dearborn, Henry. Documents concerning sale of eastern lands,1792, 1828, 1842

folder 24

box 7Diary [of a journey from New York to Bangor, Old Town andWashington County made to investigate all aspects of lumberproduction and trade], Sept.-Oct. 1837 folder 25

box 7Fessenden, William. Letters to, 1849, 1853

folder 26

box 7Field book: appraisals of land, Bowdoin College, 1813

folder 27

box 7Freeman, Samuel. Broadside, concerning turnpike fromPortsmouth to Augusta; letter from Freeman, 1802, May 7, 1816

folder 28

box 7Gage, Edward. Correspondence from U.S. and European cities,1836, 1860, 1873

folder 29

box 7Mr. Gerrish. Pamphlet written by Gerrish, 1696

folder 30

box 7Goodenow, Rufus K. Letters, 1850

folder 31

box 7Holeb Township: Descriptive notebook [photostatic copy fromUniversity of Michigan General Library], circa 1890-1891

folder 32

box 7Journal and adventures of the four moose-hunters or the beaneaters of Soundnahunk: a sketch of life and adventure at CampHarvard, 1863 folder 33

box 7Journal [of a trip to England], 1858

folder 34

box 7King, Horatio. Letter, Sept. 13, 1861

folder 35

box 7Maine: Houghton, George F. Commission from Gov. JohnHubbard, 1850

folder 36

box 7Maine legislative petitions, etc., 1830s

folder 37

Map: Maine, 1816? box 7


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folder 38

box 7Mass.: Miscellaneous documents, 1783, 1788, 1818, 1826

folder 39

box 7Mass.: Example of paper with Mass. state seal

folder 40

box 7Memorandum book, by unidentified compiler; contains storiesand family expense log, 1868

folder 41

box 7Merrill, Samuel. Correspondence, photographs, 1920s, 1930s

folder 42

box 7Miscellaneous letters

folder 43

box 7Muster roll of the company in her majesties service under thecommand of Roben Coffin, Captain, viz. of troup... signed by J.Dudley, May 13, 1709 [oversized item], 1708 folder 43a

box 7New Hampshire: Legal documents, deeds, 1783, 1812, 1823

folder 44

box 7Parker, Stephen. Letter, to captains of privateers Liberty andDiligence, 1776

folder 45

box 7Pepperrell, W. Letter to John Moon, Kittery, Feb. 13, 1734

folder 46

box 7Plan of Moxie Gore division, 1912

folder 47

box 7Photograph: Chocorua Peak [photograph of a drawing], 1855

folder 48

box 7Photograph: Church, Frederick Edwin. Photograph of "MountKatahdin, Maine, 1878"

folder 49

box 7Photograph: Dean, Wm. P., photographer, Katahdin Iron Works,Me. Stereopticon view: [Winter scene, lumber camp?]

folder 50

box 7Photographs: Fishing trip; guide Syke Hodgkins and brother

folder 51

box 7Photograph: Hallowell, George H. Photograph of painting"Wissataquoik River Drive," Corcoran Gallery of Art,Washington, D.C. folder 52

Photograph: Kurt Hine in Tuckerman Ravine, April 1937 box 7


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folder 53

box 7Photograph: Mills' views, Camden, Me. [stereopticon view]

folder 54

box 7Photograph: Mount Katahdin, late 1930s

folder 55

box 7Photographs: Pease, N.W., No. Conway, N.H. Stereopticonviews: American scenery: 5 views in White Mountains, N.H.

folder 56

box 7Postcards: Maine scenes: Mount Katahdin, Ripogenus Dam,Greenville, etc.

folder 57

box 7Shipping: miscellaneous documents

folder 58

box 7Welles, Gideon. Invitation to celebration of 255th anniversary offounding of Fort Popham, 1862

folder 59

box 7Wentworth, Benning, to Col. Joshua Wingate, Portsmouth,military orders for defense against the French, May 17, 1744

folder 60

box 7Winthrop, William, Cambridge, Mass. Letters, 1794-1818

folder 61

box 7Woodberry, James. Letter, to Pres. John Quincy Adams reunexplained events at Fortress Monroe, Virginia, July 1826

folder 62
