The Henry Cobb Family is the first volume in the projected Friends of the Pilgrims Series which will eventually include the families of John Barnes, John Churchill, Daniel Cole, James Cole, John Doane, John Faunce, John Holmes, Samuel Ryder and John Shaw.  All of these families settled not long after the Pilgrims arrived and were neighbors, intermarried and were friends -- thus the series name.

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From the Cover:  From Stump to Ship, filmed in 1930, survives as the best, most vivid and complete film record of the long log business.  People who know the business and those who see it here for the first time agree that this film brings to life the priceless heritage of generations ow woodsworkers and their families.  Remarkably detailed scenes, filmed year-round, are uniquely enhanced by the original script, written to be read with the silent footage in the 1930s.

Lost York County presents rare photos of historic buildings of York County ME lost due to fire, development projects, neglect and weather.

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From the cover:  During WWII four German POW's were captured and sent to Camp Houlton in Northern Maine.  Now, nearly sixty years later, they come back to share their experiences as POW's.

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From the cover:  In this video, we take a look at the river and hear from people who live, work and play along its shores and on its waters. 

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From the Cover:  In this video produced by Maine PBS, Joan Young sets the stage for the last log drive down the Kennebec River in Maine.  Scott Paper Company's 1976 drive from Moosehead Lake to their Winslow mill is featured.  This video addresses the impact the end of the log drives will have on the community.  Concern for jobs, the environment, the tourist industry and highway safety are discussed.  Interviews with Scott officials, woods workers, river drivers and politicians, among others give voice to these improtant issues of the time.  (30 mins.  color, sound).

From the cover:  This book explains how to use the many powerful capabilities contained within Google to jumpstart a family history search -- and does so in simple, easy-to-understand language.

A history of the Davistown Plantation, later known as the towns of Liberty and Montville, ME.

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A visual history of Houlton, ME.

From the cover:  More than 250 historic photographs, some never before published, tell the story of Bar Harbor from the 1850s, when the little community of farmers and fishermen was discovered by a few visiting landscape painters, through the decades of grand hotels and opulent summer mansions, to the Great Fire that swept away most reminders of the resort's gilded era.

From the introduction:  This is a verbatim transcription of all of the vital records for the town of Mercer prior to 1892.

Vital statistics of Smithfield, ME recorded prior to 1892.