Related Records

1. 01. Lovell Folklore - 1974.02.0770

   Tape prepared by Patricia Chandler as a term paper at the University of Maine, Portland in the Fall of 1964. On December 17, 1964 she interviewed Hallie Harriman and Charlotte Hobbs, focusing on superstitions and beliefs. Hallie spoke about how Kezar Lake got its name, the death of Mrs. Patch and Ernest McAllister of Stoneham, known for his strength. Charlotte described school houses, sawmills and the shook industry. In the transcript are add...

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. 02. Hallie Harriman - 1974.02.0771

   Hallie Harriman speaking at a Library Program on October 28, 1973. The recording was made by Dick Fisher. The original tape was transferred onto a CD by the Maine Folklife Center. We have a copy of the original tape. The tape was transcribed by Irene St. Germain in 2010.

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. 03. Hobbs Library Program - 1976.05.0001

   A Bicentennial talk at the library for the Women's Library Club in 1976. Alice Walker moderated and the speakers were Robert Littlefield, Hortense Prescott, Lawrence Stone, Hallie Harriman and Ruth Knight. The tape was transcribed in July 2010 by Irene St. Germain. The original tape was transferred onto a CD by the Maine Folklife Center. We have a copy of the original tape.

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. 18. Hallie Harriman - 1992.12.0001

   Hallie Harriman being interview on Aug. 5, 1992. The original tape was transferred onto a CD by the Maine Folklife Center. We have a copy of the original tape. The tape was transcribed by Irene St. Germain in 2010. The following topics are covered in this interview: mills and houses of North Lovell; 1890's fire in North Lovell; Hallie's childhood and family; the mill on Great Brook and the log drive; North Lovell store; running the North Lovell ...

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. 19. Hallie Harriman - 1992.12.0002

   Hallie Harriman being interview on Aug. 25, 1992. The original tape was transferred onto a CD by the Maine Folklife Center. We have a copy of the original tape. The tape was originally transcribed by Susan Van Dehey in 1994 and that transcription was edited in 2011 by Irene St. Germain. Harriman discusses a variety of events, mostly occuring in North Lovell: the murders of Cal McKeen and Harold Hill's wife and mother-in-law; Stephen McAllister; ...

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. 22. Hallie Harriman's North Lovell Driving Tour - 1992.12.0003

   Known as the North Lovell Driving Tour. Hallie Harriman being interviewed about houses in North Lovell on Sept. 22, 1992. The transcript includes accompanying photos. In the car is Hallie, Joan Radner, Roberta Chandler and Irene Dunham. The original tape was transferred onto a CD by the Maine Folklife Center. We have a copy of the original tape.

   Record Type: Archive

   
7. Edna Heim, Hallie Harriman, Helen Brown, Catherine & Bill Vinton - 2004.20.0006

   Photo taken circa 1953: (Left to right) Edna Heim, Hallie Harriman, Helen (Naun) Brown, Catherine Vinton, Bill Vinton. Also on Photo CD's #1 & #4.

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8. Hallie Harriman - 2018.47.0001

   Portrait of Hallie Harriman.

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9. Hallie Harriman - 2020.18.0001

   Portrait of Hallie Harriman.

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10. Hallie Harriman in Costume, 1952 - 2018.30.0008

    Hallie Harriman in costume as Abigail Jones in the Lewis Dana Hill Library play performed on August 1,1952. The play was titled "A Husband for Breakfast". Taken from Photo CD #16.

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Hallie Harriman in Costume, 1957 - 2018.30.0002

    Hallie Halliman in costume as Maw Clevenger in the Lewis Dana Hill Library play performed on August 2, 1957. The play was titled "Keep Me A Woman Grown". Taken from Photo CD #16.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Hallie & Shortie Harriman, 1929 - 2018.10.0149

    Hallie and Shortie Harriman in a photo dated Feb. 1929. They are standing in the middle of Main Street in Lovell Village. Taken from Photo CD #15.

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Lewis Dana Hill Memorial Library Photo Albums - 2018.30.0012

    Five photo albums for play performances that were held at the North Lovell Grange Hall for the purposes of fundraising for the Library. Four of the albums are identified and scanned copies can be found on Photo CD #16. The unidentified play has been scanned and can be found on Photo CD #15. The four identified plays are: "She Was Only a Farmer's Daughter" performed Aug. 1, 1947 "What's in a Name" performed Aug. 3, 1951 "A Husband for Breakfas...

    Record Type: Archive

    
14. Lovell Cemetery Records, Volume I & II - 2007.31.0001

    An update of Lovell's Cemetery Records, originally compiled by Irene St. Germain in 2006 and 2007. A major update was done in 2015, 2019, and 2022. Volume I has an index of names to be found in all Lovell cemeteries and the details on the #4 Cemetery . Volume II has the details on the Center Lovell Cemetery, Fox Cemetery, Lord Cemetery, North Lovell Cemetery, Village, West Lovell Cemeteries, private cemeteries, and an Appendix. The Appendix con...

    Record Type: Archive

    
15. Marriage Intentions and Marriages, 1892-1939 - 2023.01.0019

    Indexed transcription of the Lovell Clerk's vital records book titled "Marriage Intentions and Marriages, 1892-1939, Town of Lovell." These records were indexed by Mary Fox when she was the Town Clerk. The index can be found in an archival notebook labelled "Marriage Intentions & Marriages, Town of Lovell, 1802-1939." along with a photocopy of the book.

    Record Type: Archive

    
16. Marriages, Births, Deaths 1940-1950 - 2019.01.0023

    Town of Lovell Clerk's records for marriages, births, and deaths from 1940 to 1950. The original records are in the town safe. They have been photocopied and indexed, which can be found in a notebook titled "Marriages, Births, Deaths 1940-1950."

    Record Type: Archive

    
17. McKeen & Gammon Family Reunion - 2011.03.0026

    A family reunion. The people are identified by Bertha Keniston as: Sarah & John Grover, Stella McKeen, Norma Wilberger, Ina Wilberger, Hallie Harriman, Harry McKeen, Isma Coleman, Hester McKeen. Taken from Photo CD #6.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Obituaries - 1974.02.0692

    Nine notebooks of obituary newsclippings, all indexed.

    Record Type: Archive

    
19. Shorty and Hallie Harriman, 1927 - 1978.04.0001

    Shorty and Hallie Harriman. Taken from the 1978 Town of Lovell Photo Book. Quote says: "Shorty and Hallie Harriman, one-time owners of the North Lovell Store. Shorty served on the Lovell Board of Selectmen, and Hallie served as a Representative to the Legislature." There is a better copy to be found on Photo CD #6. The photo of the Harrimans is dated 1927 in Bertha Keniston's photo album.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. When Marion (Brooks) Houston Visited in 1981 - 2002.02.0010

    When Marion (Brooks) Houston came back for a visit in 1981. Left to right: Gordon Eastman, Sarah Grover, Hallie Harriman, Marion (Pitman) Brown.

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