Interesting interviews : photographs, 1922-1940.

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Interesting interviews : photographs, 1922-1940.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/71057656

Volume 1 (1922-1937) includes black and white photographs of Alice Nielsen, Bernice Ham, and the Bernice Ham Summer School of Dancing, Harrison, Me. (1922); Ethelbert Nevin estate at Blue Hille, Me. (1933 July 16, 1937 Oct. 3); "Ye Mayflower" House near Piseco Lake, Adirondack State Park, N.Y. (1934 June 6); Ferdinand Ververka and Mrs. Nela Ververka, of Czechoslovakia, at Greenville, Me. (1934 July 22); Ed Jackson, hermit toy maker, near Lily Bay, Me. (1934 July 22); A. Bogdanove, New York marine artist at Monhegan, Me. (1935 July 21); summer home of Lucius Hitchcock at Southport, Me. (1936 July 18); Ogunquit Art School and Charles H. Woodbury at Perkins Cove, Ogunquit, Me. (1937 July 11); summer estate of Charles Dana Gibson at Islesboro, Me. (1937 July 26); and summer home of Gladys Hasty Carroll at South Berwick, Me. (1937 July 31). Volume 2 (1938-1940) includes photos of Booth Tarkington at his summer home in Kennebunkport (1938); Kenneth Roberts at Kennebunkport (1939); Cliff Hill at Oquossoc, Me. (1938); Dr. B. Franklin Stahl, Rangeley, Me. (1938); Fannie E. Stone, Edgecomb, Me. (1939); Ellin James, Monhegan (1939); old houses in Wiscasset and New Gloucester (1939); Margaret Chase Smith, Skowhegan, Me. (1940); and William Dean Howells, Kittery Point, Me. (1940).

2 v. (94, 93 photographs) ; 13 x 20 cm.

Maine Historical Society Library

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