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HoursThe Blynn Davis Memorial Archives:
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Gibbs Museum:
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207-647-3699
Narramissic
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The grounds are always open during daylight hours -- hiking and picnic tables are available.
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Arcadia Press Book - BridgtonBridgton, a book from Arcadia Press written by Ned Allen, is full of wonderful old images of Bridgton, nearly all of which are from the Bridgton Historical Society collections. Go to the Store section of our website to order it today! read more ...
Bridgton & Saco River RR Page
Your webmaster has completed transferring all photos and text concerning the Narrow Gauge Railroad from the old BHS website. Please check out the new layout and visit some of the other links to other NGRR websites. The WW & FRY site is of particular interest as it includes a section on the B & SR RR in its discussion forum. read more ...
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Links to Other Historical Societies and Organizations
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Over 9000 of their collection records including 5000 images are available.
Over 9000 of their collection records including 5000 images are available.
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Maine Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation, understanding, and enjoyment of Maine history.
Maine Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation, understanding, and enjoyment of Maine history.
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The Maine Memory Network is a statewide digital museum that provides unprecedented access to over 10,000 historical items from over 160 museums, historical societies, libraries, and other organizations from every corner of Maine.
The Maine Memory Network is a statewide digital museum that provides unprecedented access to over 10,000 historical items from over 160 museums, historical societies, libraries, and other organizations from every corner of Maine.
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Looking for something fun to do with the entire family? Take a trip back in time at the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum! Enjoy magnificent views of Portland's working waterfront aboard antique rail cars pulled by hard-working steam and diesel locomotives. Discover the unique two-foot gauge trains that linked rural Maine to the rest of the world.
During the latter half of the 19th Century, Maine had a unique system of railroads that ran on rails only two feet apart.
Looking for something fun to do with the entire family? Take a trip back in time at the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum! Enjoy magnificent views of Portland's working waterfront aboard antique rail cars pulled by hard-working steam and diesel locomotives. Discover the unique two-foot gauge trains that linked rural Maine to the rest of the world.
During the latter half of the 19th Century, Maine had a unique system of railroads that ran on rails only two feet apart.
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Historic images from Maine Historical Society collections and over 100 collecting organizations in Maine. Purchase prints for display or gifts, or digital files for publication. All proceeds will benefit local collections and history projects.
Historic images from Maine Historical Society collections and over 100 collecting organizations in Maine. Purchase prints for display or gifts, or digital files for publication. All proceeds will benefit local collections and history projects.
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Links to Resources for Historical and Geneological Research
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Find census, birth, marriage, death records and more.
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The Maine Historical Society has one of the largest collections of genealogy material in Maine. We are always adding to our collection, which includes published and compiled genealogies, town histories, vital records, census records, city directories, town reports, maps, photographs, manuscripts, journals, and many other resources to help you with your family history research.
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AmericanAncestors.org is the website of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. Based in Boston, NEHGS was founded in 1845 and is the country's oldest and largest genealogical society. For any user, the website offers discussion forums, helpful "how-to" articles, an online store, research service information, and resources for planning a visit to the NEHGS library in Boston. NEHGS members also have full access to databases with over 110 million names, articles covering research methods, and much more. If you are interested in tracing your New England family history, NewEnglandAncestors.org is a good place to begin
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