NCAA's jumping competition at Sugarloaf in 1967; see:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1967_NCAA_Skiing_Championships

This is a photo of Jeremiah Robert Guiney added by Nick Christy Pedro on December 29, 2020.

Union St, Saco, Maine

Highland Street, Biddeford, Maine

Program book Donald Madden autographed from the Peter Shaffer play, "Equus", performed at the Lakewood Theater in Maine. 1977

Purchased at antique mall. Harold Vose. Born 1879 in Machias, Maine. Son of Orris M Vose and Olive Penniman. Died 1962 in Fairfield Connecticut.

George Smith holding his first born daughter Avis Smith. C. 1923

A photo of George Britomar Ryland

A photo of Jennie and Isaac Quimby's wedding photo

I’ve “rescued” an old photograph of Thomas BURBANK which was taken at the J. K. Brown Studio in Augusta, ME. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1860’s with Thomas appearing to be in his 40’s at the time it was taken. In addition to his name, someone has also written “brother of Grandmother BLAISDELL – whose maiden name was Hannah BURBANK” and “The family story goes that it was Thomas BURBANK who perfected the Burbank Potato, and not Luther Burbank – SNM”. Based on limited research I was able to locate the following information regarding Thomas and his family: Thomas J. BURBANK was b. 19 Mar 1816 in Trenton, ME to parents Johnson BURBANK (b. 29 Jun 1779 in Newbury, MA-d. 13 Jan 1866 in Cooper, ME) and Abigail HARRIS (b. 15 Feb 1781 in Beverly, MA) who were married on 11 or 12 Jun 1801 in Beverly, MA. Thomas was one of 8 children born to this couple including, Moses; William H.; Hannah; Maria Jane; Edna J.; Thomas J.; Eliza A.; and Abigail J. BURBANK all born between 1802 and 1823 in Beverly, MA, Trenton, ME, Eastport, ME, and Cooper, ME. Thomas married Harriet HITCHENS and together they had 9 children including, Henry J.; Julia A.; Thomas W.; Moses; Sylvester; Hattie E.; Abbey; Edmund; and William BURBANK. A second marriage was to Harriet L. LELAND. Thomas’ sister Hannah (b. 3 Mar 1806- d. 1892) was married to Timothy BLAISDEL. I am hoping to locate someone from the family so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to the care of family. If you are a member of this BURBANK Family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

There was a jump near a bar on the road from Kingfield to Sugarloaf. Si Dunklee, coach of Colby College's ski team, was a judge (US Olympic alternate 1952, US Nordic combined 1950). Here is a link to Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugarloaf_(ski_resort)#Sugarloaf.2FUSA_1960.E2.80.931971

I've "rescued" an old photograph of Agnes KENNEDY which was taken at the Bridge Studio in Mechanic Falls, ME in the early 1880's. Agnes appears to be in her teens or 20's at the time the photograph was taken. Based on limited research I was able to gather the following information regarding Agnes and her family: Agnes Elizabeth KENNEDY was b. 25 Dec 1863 in Ontario, Canada to parents Joseph KENNEDY and Agnes KELLY. Agnes married James William HADDOCK (b. 24 Mar 1863 in Kingsey Falls, Quebec, Canada – d. Aug 1940 in Laconia, NH – son of Henry HADDOCK and Elvira Louise WILCOX) on 25 Dec 1883 and together they had 2 children including, Joseph Henry HADDOCK (b. 16 Jun 1885 in Kingsey Falls, Ontario, Canada-d. 1954); and Everard “Ebb” Albert HADDOCK (b. Mar 1887 in Kingsey Falls, Ontario, Canada-d. 1918). Agnes died 22 Aug 1888 in Mechanic Falls, ME. I am hoping to locate someone from Agnes’ family so that this wonderful old treasure can be returned to the care of family. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

A photo of Barbara O. Gilman from a wedding album I bought.

A photo of Fenalyn Gilman and Richard Faxon from a wedding album I bought.

A photo of Emily and Luther Faxon from a wedding album I bought.

A photo of Emily Baker (Gilman) Faxon from a wedding album I bought.

A photo of unknown kids taken at a cottage in Maine in about 1932.

A photo of Madeline and George Churchill with their family.

A photo of the Warren Eastman Robinson Memorial Gateway which is located at the southwest corner of the campus on Park Row and College Street. This stately gateway was the gift of Anne Johnson Robinson in memory of her husband, Warren Robinson, class of 1910, who died in France during World War 1. The gateway was dedicated in 1920. This postcard shows the corner of the Walker Art Building, dating it prior to the construction of Gibson Music Hall, probably in the 1930s.

A photo of Warren Eastman Robinson on the Bowdoin College Track Team. Warren Robinson sits in a suit on the far left.

A photo of Warren Eastman Robinson in Bowdoin College's 1910 German Club. Warren is the very first boy on the right.

A photo of Warren Eastman Robinson on the Bowdoin Orient Board. Warren sits in the back row, first from the left.

A photo of Warren Eastman Robinson at Bowdoin College (YMCA).

A photo of Warren Eastman Robinson. He entered Bowdoin a boy just passed sixteen, the youngest of his class. Beneath the charm of his boyishness there underlay maturity of purpose and stability of character. These innate qualities of manliness joined to a singular good humor, a rare capacity for friendship, a quick intelligence, and a discriminating intellect made him at once a leader in our undergraduate life. He graduated summa cum laude and embarked immediately on what he designed for his life career, the work of a teacher of science and mathematics. But "the end men look for cometh not, and a path there is where no man thought." Lieut. Robinson first went into the front line with his unit in the Chemin des Dames sector early in February. 1918, and remained with them until the spring. He was in the thick of the July fighting in the Pas Fini sector Northwest of Chateau Thierry that saved Paris and crushed the last German offensive of the war. Here he was cited in divisional orders for bravery. Then in September began the forty days of the St. Mihiel fighting and after ten days rest he was with his unit in the line again, this time in the Neptune sector, north of Verdun, and East of the Meuse. The glorious dawn of victory was breaking over those shattered trenches. On November 5th, he was chosen to conduct a difficult piece of reconnaissance in the German lines. Though grievously wounded in the enemy's wire entanglements, he succeeded in leading his men back to their own lines. On the next day, he succumbed to his wounds and died. The deed of gallantry that cost him his life won him a recommendation for the Distinguished Service Cross. Source: Bowdoin Orient (24 June 1920)

A photo of Warren Eastman Robinson while attending Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.

A photo of Clara Malvina Paradis. Born 1 April 1894, in Orono, ME., 6th child of Pierre and Malvina (Ayotte) Paradis. Died at age 5 of Measles, 6 June 1899 in Orono, Me. The date of the photo is unknown.

A photo of Lynwood E Monteith Jr (1948 - 2012)

A photo of Lynwood E Monteith Jr (1948 - 2012)

A photo of the grave of Emile G Provencher

A photo of Lena Foss. This is a crop from a family photo of Edward Blanchard Foss, wife Lena, and children Edward Jr., and two more...

A photo of Joseph Alfred Paradis - Studio Portrait, Orono, Me. 1890-1891

A photo of Captain Thomas Sullivan. He was a whaling captain married to my great great aunt, Julia Hull.

A photo of Tom and Dennis Murphy on Farmall tractor. While vacationing in Maine my father thought this would make an interesting shot.

Anyone seen this young man or similar photos ? Photo taken around 1910's in USA

Pelatiah Soule II 1779 -1849 Waterville, Maine. Only known Photo of my 5th. Gt. Grandfather Cir 1848 in Kennebec Co., Maine, U.S.A. He would have been one of the 1st. to have a photo taken, He was a simple farmer ....

This is a photo of Frank William McCann added by Patrick McCann on December 6, 2014.

A photo of the Smith family of Maine

A photo of Ralph DeGenarro , private KIA WWII at Anzio Beachhead, Italy. Father of 3, who were orphaned when he was killed because their mother, Margaurite Cushman DeGennaro walked out of the house and never came back! :( if anyone has any info on the family, we would love to know, as we have no family history as a result of coming from an orphaned parent.

A photo of Selena M Mills (1927 - 2002)

A photo of Elizabeth "Lizzy" Paradis, Nursing School Class Photo