Maine Centennial Parade Floats 1920

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Authors

Joseph A. Damon

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Collection

Maine Centennial Celebration Scrapbook

Contributor

Messmore and Damon, Inc.

Call number of Original

974.1 M225c-s Me.Coll. Archives

Format of Original

tempera on card stock

Size of Original

28" x 18 1/2"

Creator

Joseph A. Damon, artist

Contributing Institution

Portland Public Library Special Collections & Archives

Description

When Europeans first arrived in the state we now call Maine, Maine's trees were harvested for masts for the English navy. After the American Revolution, lumbering operations expanded in response to the new nation's demands for wood products. Many Canadians crossed the border to work in the woods during the winter season.

Publication Date

1920

Keywords

Parade floats, Maine -- Centennial celebrations, etc.

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In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted