Research papers, ca. 1928-1965.

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Research papers, ca. 1928-1965.

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Correspondence, biographical materials, notes, drafts, and other papers, reflecting Hennessy's interest in maritime history and his native city of Bath, Me., and the Kennebec River region. Subjects include the Sewall family, their shipbuilding companies and vessels, Bath Iron Works, Bath National Bank, and the Knox & Lincoln Rail Road Company.

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Maine Maritime Museum

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Gannett Company

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Sewell family.

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Hennessy, Mark W. (Mark William), 1904-1965

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Journalist. From the description of Mark W. Hennessy collection, 1784-1953. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70938293 Journalist, employed by Gannett Company, of Portland, Me. From the description of Research papers, ca. 1928-1965. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70938290 ...

Knox & Lincoln Rail Road Company

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Knox and Lincoln Railway Company was organized in 1864 and sold to Penobscot Shore Line Railroad in 1890; the merged roads operated as Knox and Lincoln Railway Company, which was leased to Maine Central Railroad in 1891, and merged in 1901. From the description of Records of the Knox & Lincoln Rail Road Company, 1866-1901. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 558659087 ...

Sewall family.

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Bath Iron Works

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Bath National Bank (Bath, Me.)

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