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Description
Walter Mansur was the first President of the First National Bank of Houlton, first president of the Houlton Water Company (1880-1893), became the Chief Engineer of the Houlton Fire Department in 1882 and became the first president of the Houlton Fish and Game Association in 1894.
source: "Art Work of Aroostook County, Maine," v. 2, W. H. Parish Publishing Co., Chicago, 1895.
About This Item
- Title: Walter Mansur house, Houlton, 1895
- Creator: W. H. Parish Publishing Co.
- Creation Date: 1895
- Subject Date: 1895
- Location: Houlton, Aroostook County, ME
- Media: Photographic print
- Dimensions: 11 cm x 18 cm
- Object Type: Image
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Standardized Subject Headings
- Mansur, Walter--Homes and haunts--Maine--Houlton
- Dwellings
- Houses--Maine--Houlton
- First National Bank (Houlton, Me.)--Presidents
- Houlton Water Company (Houlton, Me.)--Presidents
- Houlton Fish and Game Association (Houlton, Me.)--Presidents
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Other Keywords
- "Art Work of Aroostook County, Maine,"
- Chief Engineer
- First National Bank of Houlton
- Houlton Fire Department
- Houlton Fish and Game Association
- Houlton Water Company
- W. H. Parish Publishing Co.
- Walter Mansur
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Aroostook County Historical and Art Museum109 Main Street, Houlton, ME 04730
207-532-4216
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