A city awakes : the arts and artisans of early 19th century Portland : exhibit collection, 2005.

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A city awakes : the arts and artisans of early 19th century Portland : exhibit collection, 2005.

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Barry's research files and other related materials for his work on the exhibit.

.5 linear ft.

Maine Historical Society Library

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Maine Historical Society

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Founded in 1822, the Maine Historical Society is the third oldest historical society in the United States.The Maine Genealogical Society merged its genealogical book collections with MHS in 1922 and ceased to exist. A new organization with the same name was established in 1976. From the description of Maine Historical Society records, 1723-2006. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 71128359 ...

Barry, William David

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Conrad A. and Mary Ellen Roberge moved from Tingwick, Quebec to Biddeford, Me., in 1947 where they bought a house and raised nine children. Mary Ellen was a noted seamstress and doll-maker. Her daughters, Celeste and Estelle, became prominent artists. From the description of Roberge family collection, 1984-2009. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 399873455 Curator of the exhibit "Women Pioneers in Maine Art, 1900-45" at the Joan Whitney Payson Gallery of...