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1. 1617. The Big House, Browns Camps - 1974.18.0011

   Postcard titled: "1617. The Big House, Browns Camps". Two copies on file.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. #4 Store - 2018.01.0005

   Two images of the #4 Store, a general merchandise store that burned to the ground on April 24, 1900. At the time, the store was owned by Orson E. Andrews. The following information was gathered from Sumner Kimball's Journal #31: The store was owned by Elbridge Gerry Kimball, Sumner's father, in 1834. David Stearns bought the store from A.L. Shillings in 1880. The store was auctioned on Feb. 10, 1887 and James Hutchins became the owner. The wife o...

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Albanus Pottle Home - 1992.01.0026

   Home of Albanus Pottle - Kane house on Sabattus Road House now owned by James Monroe.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Apple Barrel Cart - 1992.01.0011

   Written on back: Apples in barrels, off for England. Description of the photo for the Fall Harvest event included this: "In the late 1800's Maine became one of the principal apple growing regions of the world. Maine apples, including those from Lovell, were shipped throughout the eastern seaboard and a large apple trade was established between Portland and the ports of England." Photo enhanced and mounted for the Living in Lovell 1800 - 2000 E...

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Babineau Place - 1992.01.0012

   Written on back: The Babineau Place on Lords Hill. Daniel Fox stands in front.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Baxter's Corn Shop - 1974.02.0017

   James P. Baxter's Corn Shop in Lovell Village. Used in the Fall 2013 Newsletter. Photo enhanced and mounted for the Living in Lovell 1800 - 2000 Exhibit.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Blueberries & Pusley Weed - 1974.02.1127

   Information on Pauline Moore's "Blueberries & Pusley Weed". Located in the file category "Publications".

   Record Type: Archive

   
8. Blueberries & Pusley Weed Photos - 2002.20.0004

   Fifty six photos that were used in the fourth printing of "Blueberries & Pusley Weed: The Story of Lovell, Maine". The edition was published in 2002. The photos, which have not been scanned into this catalog record, can be found on Photo CD #10.

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. Christian Church in Center Lovell - 1992.01.0014

   Written on back: The Christian Church in Center Lovell. Dated Nov. 9, 1939.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Christian Church, published by Ladies' Christian Circle, Center Lovell, Me. (Circa 1903) - 1974.16.0057

    Postcard titled: "Christian Church, published by Ladies' Christian Circle, Center Lovell, Me.". Note the stables in the background. 2nd original is from Paul Alpert. Maine Memory Net: "Postcard view of the Christian Church at Lovell Center, circa 1903 showing the horse stables in the back."

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Clifford Kimball and Young Steer - 1992.01.0025

    Clifford Kimball with yoke of young steers. Building in the background is Harry Ring's Place (formerly Dresser's). 2 copies in file. Quote from the Living in Lovell Exhibit: "Clifford Kimball with a pair of young steers. In the background is the home of Sam Ring, Jr., at Number 4. At the right are barns that were a part of the E. G. Kimball Farm."

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Cliffwood Camp, North Lovell, Maine - 2002.09.0006

    Postcard titled: "Cliffwood Camp, North Lovell, Maine. Published by Ira Andrews". 2 originals in file. Second was given by Charlotte Hobbs, addressed to Mr. D. P. Lord from Ira A. Andrews. Ira writes: "Please send me a box of smookless 10 gage shells loaded with No. 4 shot winchester if you have them if not send the U.M. 5 best grade. Ira A. Andrews, North Lovell Maine." Maine Memory Net: "Postcard of Cliffwood Camp, North Lovell, Maine ...

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Corn Canning in Lovell Village - 1974.02.0019

    Corn Canning in Lovell Village. On the front of the photo is written "Lovell Village - Corn canning - an industry of the nineties. On the back is written "Lovell Corn Shop - built in the early 1890's by James P. Baxter and Sons of Portland. Lovell farmers planted corn for the shop. Lovell people got jobs inside and young and old, rich and poor, "upper crust" and lower crust flocked to the husking shed to husk corn at 4 and 5 cents a basket." ...

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Dan Fox's Stump Puller - 1992.01.0005

    Written on back: "Dan Fox's stump puller." In 2010, Ed Bennett, who now owns the stump puller, recounted that he purchased the device from Leighton Brackett and believes it may have been owned by Leighton's father, Bert, rather than Dan Fox. It should be noted that in the Oct. 28, 1973 meeting minutes of the Lovell Historical Society, it was stated that "Dan Fox has donated a Stump Puller to the Society."

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Dining Room, Boulder Brook Camps, Ctr. Lovell, Me. 34A (Circa 1940) - 1992.01.0171

    Postcard titled: "Dining Room, Boulder Brook Camps, Ctr. Lovell, Me. 34A". Written on the back to Dora Hobbs is the following: "Josiah Fox's old saw mill on the 'Mill Brook' now Mrs. Lyons dining room Best wishes from Sumner and Mattie". Maine Memory Net: "A view of the building containing the dining room at Boulder Brook. Originally built as a Resort on Kezar Lake, Boulder Brook is now a 'Cottage Colony' of which the cottages are owned p...

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. Early Picture of The Narrows Bridge - 1978.01.0005

    An early picture of the Narrows Bridge at the lower end of Kezar Lake, when it was supported by rocks. The first wooden bridges were built in 1837 and 1846. They were both washed out and a ferry service replaced the bridge from 1846 until 1856, when a stone based bridge was built. The bridge was replaced with a steel structure in 1914 using the stone base and the last major renovation of the bridge was in 1958-59.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. Eastman Hill - 1992.01.0007

    Written on back: "Eastman House Brick house with "4 tall chimneys" blt about 1830 by Phineas Eastman". Maine Memory Net: "The Phineas Eastman House, Lovell, Maine. It was the first brick house built in Lovell in 1833-35 on Eastman Hill. It passed into the ownership of the National Trust at the death of Eunice (Patty) Eastman Carroll." The National Trust then sold it to Nicholas and Catherine (Stone) Nikazmerad, who owned it from 1994 to 199...

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Fairview Farm, Lovell, Me. 14 - 1992.01.0172

    Postcard titled: "Fairview Farm, Lovell, Me. 14". 2 originals in file.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. Fire at the American House and Swett House - 1978.01.0006

    Written on the back is: "Fire - Dec. 1904. American House and Swett house burning. Frank Harmon facing camera. Man on right is guarding the Fox house where Mrs. Nelson T. Fox is in bed with an infant just a few days old. When the snow in the street finally melted the fire was checked." Maine Memory Net: "Fire at the American House, Lovell, Maine, 1904. 'When the American House burned in 1904 the melted snow from the road and nearby yards...

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. First Church - 1992.01.0009

    Written on front of photo: "First church - 'The Meeting House'". Used in the Winter 2023 newsletter. Dated Nov. 9, 1939.

    Record Type: Photo