Keywords: Head of the Bay
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Lubec, Maine - Lubec's 1911 Centennial Celebration - Page 2 of 2
"Note that the water of Johnson Bay beyond the end of the street is not visible, probably a result of fog always common in Lubec even during midsummer."
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Lubec, Maine - McCurdy Herring Smokehouse - Page 2 of 4
"Above the ground level, the smokehouse had a series of “windows.” (P. 455). Today, the unknowledgeable might call them “doors,” since there are no…"
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Blue Hill, Maine - Project Sources
"Clough, Annie. Head of the Bay, 1953 (reprinted 2006). .---(SORL); (SHIP) (JF) Clements, Robert. Parker Point Homes - A Parker Point Scrapbook, 1983."
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Mount Desert Island: Shaped by Nature - Beginnings
"… of barrels, and the sheltered harbor near the head of Somes Sound offered running water and plenty of hardwood. He pitched his camp there."
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Mount Desert Island: Shaped by Nature - Big Thunder
"… children, about the points of interest in the bay. - Bar Harbor Record Centennial Souvenir Edition, July 1896."
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Mount Desert Island: Shaped by Nature - Rustication
"The Rockaway Hotel, Bar Harbor, ca. 1910Mount Desert Island Historical Society Rusticators had started arriving soon after steamer service was…"
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Blue Hill, Maine - Educating Blue Hill
"Like other schoolhouses, in the earlier years the school had had a wide age range of students, and not much of a "grading" system."
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Lubec, Maine - Klondike: Lubec's Gold from Sea Water Hoax
"… take millions of dollars from old Passamaquoddy Bay – and we believe they will! With quantities of gold in the salt water there is little need of a…"
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"The first known method for whaling is driving the whales into the shallow water by frightening them with loud noises."
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