Maine Folklife Center Maine Folklife Center Staff Page 1 of 2 5773 South Stevens Hall Orono, ME 04469-5773 Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9AM to 4PM (EST) Maine Folklife Center Telephone (207) 581-1891 FAX (207) 581-1823 Email: folklife@maine.edu Staff Archives Contact-Us James Moreira, Ph.D.; Director Courses Jamie Moreira, director of the Maine Folklife Center since 1999, is also an Public Programs assistant professor in the Anthropology Department. He received his Ph.D. in Publications Folklore from Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland, in 1995. Pri Research to coming to MFC he taught at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College in Newfoundland Supporting MFC His research interests are traditional song and occupational folklife. Useful Links Home Pauleena MacDougall, Ph.D.; Associate Director Pauleena MacDougall, associate director of the Maine Folklife Center, receiv her Ph.D. in American history from the University of Maine in 1995. She has worked for MFC since 1989. She is also faculty associate in Anthropology, where she teaches courses in linguistics and Native American history, and in t Department of History, where she teaches public history and U.S. history. Sir 1979, MacDougall has published numerous papers on Penobscot Indian language, culture history. She is editor of Northeast Folklore and author of The Penobscot Dance of Resistance: Tradition in the History of a People, to be published by the University of New England Press, 2004. She is currently writing a biography of Fannie Hardy Eckstorm. Pamela Dean, Ph.D.; Archivist Pamela Dean joined the staff of the Maine Folklife Center as archivist of the Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History in 2000. A native of Bar Harbor, she received her BA and MA in history form the University of Maine and her PhD in history from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. From 1991 to 1999 Dean was the director of the Williams Center for Oral History at Louisiana State University. She is a long-time member of the Oral History Association and her interests include women's history and radio documentaries tha use oral history materials. Bethany Haverlock, Administrative Assistant Bethany has been with the Maine Folklife Center since 1996. Among her mar. duties, she fills the book, cassette, and video orders, sends out the traveling exhibits, keeps track of our members, and generally keeps the Center hummir along smoothly. http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/staff.htm 4/4/2003 Maine Folklife Center Staff Page 2 of 2 Edward "Sandy" Ives, Ph.D.; Founder and Former Director Photo by Kathy Snow, Bangor Daily News Sunday Edition. Sandy received his Ph.D. in Folklore from Indiana Universi 1962. He has taught at the University of Maine since 1955, first as Instructor in English and beginning in 1964 as Profe of Folklore in the Department of Anthropology. He is curre retired from both teaching and directing the Maine Folklife Center. He has received numerous honors and awards including an honorary LL.D. from the University of Prince Edward Islan 1986, the Annual Harvey A. Kantor Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in Oral History in 1979, and the Marius Barbeau Medal from the Canadian Folklore Studies Association for outstanding lifetime contributions to the fiel of folklore in 1991. Ives organized the Folklife Center in 1992, combining the Northeast Folklore Society and Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History, which he founded in 1957. He has edited monograph series Northeast Folklore since 1958. His other publications include, Larry Gorman: The Man Who Made the Songs, Bloomington: Indiana University P1 1964; (with Henry Glassie and John Szwed) Folksongs and Their Makers, Bowling Green, Ohio; Joe Scott: The Woodsman Songmaker, Champaign, Illinois: University Illinois Press, 1978; Folksongs of New Brunswick, Fredericton: Goose Lane Edition, 1989; The Bonny Earl of Murray: The Man, The Murder, The Ballad, Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1997; and Drive Dull Care Away: Folksongs From Prin Edward Island, Charlottetown, P.E.I.: Institute of Island Studies, 1999. Maintained by Ralph M Bohm Last updated: 04/03/2003 19:38:57 MAINE University of Maine logo University of Maine All text, images, and forms on this webpage except for the University of Maine logo and menu code ©2002 MFC The Maine Folklife Center (MFC) is a proud member of the University of Maine system Special Thanks to Milonic Solutions Ltd. For the use of the menu code Fast Counter http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/staff.htm 4/4/2003 Northeast Harbor Library Collection Page 1 of 2 Rm. 112 South Stevens Hall Orono, ME 04469-5773 Hours: 9AM to 4PM (EST), Mon. thru Fri. Maine Folklife Center Phone (207) 581-1891 FAX (207) 581-1823 Email: folklife@maine.edu MF 043 Northeast Harbor Library Collection Number of Interviews: 11 Dates when interviews were conducted: circa 1970-1980 Time period covered: late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries Principal interviewers: varied Finding Aides: transcripts Access Restrictions: yes Description: These accessions were brought to the Northeast Archives by Pamela Dean. They are copies of tape-recorded interviews about the history of Northeast Harbor, Maine, and are from the Northeast Harbor Library's oral history collection. They provided part of the source material for Dean's M.A. Thesis, Us and Them: An Oral History of Life on the Summer Estates in Coastal Hancock County, Maine. (University of Maine, 1984.) See also MF 119 "Us and Them" Summer Estates Collection. 1724 Northeast Harbor Library. 1973. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 5 pp. Tape: 1/4 hr. w/ edited trans. Interview with Samuel Eliot Morison about summer life on the Maine coast. T1843 1788 Northeast Harbor Library. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 5 pp. Tape: 1/4 hr. w/ cat. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tape C-9) with Natalie Pierrepont about childhood summers in Bar Harbor; buying and restoring homes in Northeast Harbor. RESTRICTED. T1875 1789 Northeast Harbor Library. 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 3 pp. Tape: 1/4 hr. w/ brief cat. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tape C-9) with Georgiana (Harper) Sibley about her childhood summers in Bar Harbor. RESTRICTED. T1876 1790 Dean, Pamela. Spring 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 4 pp. Tape: 1/2 hr. w/ brief cat. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tape C-3) with Julia Fairchild, Elizabeth Gardner, and Mary Peabody about summer social life; houses and shops in Northeast Harbor at the turn of the century. RESTRICTED. T1877 1791 Dean, Pamela. Spring 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 5 pp. Tape: 1/2 hr. w/ partial cat. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tape C-10) with Virginia Fitch, about early Northeast Harbor residents; history of the summer colony; St. Mary's Church; stories about Bishop Doane, Nathan Fennelly and Josephine Ober. RESTRICTED. T1878 1792 Dean, Pamela. Spring 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 14 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ partial cat. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tape C-16) with Elizabeth Gardner, granddaughter of Bishop Doane, founding member of the Northeast Harbor summer colony, discussing her childhood summers in Northeast Harbor. RESTRICTED. T1879 1793 Dean, Pamela. Spring 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 2 pp. Tape: 1/2 hr. No cat, or trans. http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/mf043.htm 3/15/2005 Northeast Harbor Library Collection Page 2 of 2 Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tape C-17) with Malcolm Graves (also known as Joe Green) in 1977 about his rumrunning activities during the Prohibition years on Mount Desert Island. RESTRICTED. T1880 1794 Dean, Pamela. Spring 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 2 pp. Tape: 1/2 hr. No cat, or trans. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tape C-11) with Mary Holmes, a long- time resident of Mount Desert Island and Northeast Harbor, about life, houses, and stores on the Island in the early 1900's. RESTRICTED. T1881 1795 Dean, Pamela. Spring 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 2 pp. Tape: 1 hr. No cat, or trans. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tapes C-4, C-5) with Robert L. Smallidge about life, housing, education, transportation, etc. on Mount Desert Island and in Northeast Harbor in the early 1900's. RESTRICTED. T1882 1796 Dean, Pamela. Spring 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 2 pp. Tape: 2 hrs. No cat, or trans. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tapes C-20 #1 & #2) with Endicott Peabody, a long-time summer resident of Mount Desert Island and Northeast Harbor, about his childhood summers on the Island and some of the natives he knew. RESTRICTED. T1883 - T1884 1797 Dean, Pamela. Spring 1984. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 2 pp. Tape: 3 hrs. No cat. or trans. Copy of Northeast Harbor Library interview (Tapes C-24 #1, #2a, #2b) with Dan McPheters about the history of Maine guides; stories of his experiences guiding "sports." RESTRICTED. T1885 - T1881 New URSUS Search Maine Folklife Center Home Use back button to return to existing search. Last updated: 12/04/2002 13:59:34 University of Maine logo © University of Maine All text, images, and forms on this webpage except for the University of Maine logo © 2002 MFC The Maine Folklife Center (MFC) is a proud member of the University of Maine system http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/mf043.htm 3/15/2005 University of Maine System /All Locations Page 1 of 2 URSUS Previous Next Return to Another Start Over MARC Record Record Browse Search Display Search Export Request Info Net (Search History) TITLE maine folklore center View Entire URSUS Catalog Record 1 of 2 Title The Maine folklife index : resources for study Publisher Orono : Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History, University of Maine at Orono, 1981 LOCATION CALL NO. STATUS PI Spec Coll Maine GR110.M2 M3 LIBR USE ONLY PI Reference GR110.M2 M3 LIBR USE ONLY FK Spec Coll GR110.M2 M3 1981 LIBR USE ONLY MAC Maine Ref 398 L.973 LIBR USE ONLY Phys descr xi, 278 p. : ill. ; 23 cm Note "With the support of the Maine State Commission on the Arts and Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts, Folk Arts Division. ¹ Subject Folklore -- Maine -- Archival resources -- Maine Maine -- Social life and customs -- Archival resources -- Maine Maine -- Folklore Alt author Lunt, C. Richard K Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History Previous Next Return to Another Record Search Start Over MARC Record Browse Display Export Request Search Info Net (Search History) http://130.111.64.3/search/t.../frameset&FF=tmaine+folklife+index+resources+for+study&1,,4/12/2004 Pamela Dean / Summer Estates Collection Page 1 of 3 Rm. 112 South Stevens Hall Orono, ME 04469-5773 Hours: 9AM to 4PM (EST), Mon. thru Fri. Maine Folklife Center Phone (207) 581-1891 FAX (207) 581-1823 Email: folklife@maine.edu MF 119 "Us and Them" Summer Estates Collection Number of Interviews: 23 Dates when interviews were conducted: 1980-82 Time period covered: ca. 1880-1980 Principal interviewers: Pamela Dean Finding Aides: tape indexes or logs Access Restrictions: none Description: This collection consists of a series of interviews done by Pamela Dean, 1980-1984, as research for her was master's thesis in history at the University of Maine, 1984, entitled "Us and Them: An Oral History of Life on the Summer Estates in Coastal Hancock County, Maine." The period covered by the interviews is approximately 1880-1980. The major focus is on the relations between the summer people who owned estates in Northeast Harbor and Blue Hill, Maine, and the native Mainers who worked for them on the estates. Dean's grandparents and aunts and uncles had worked for summer people in various capacities and her interest in the topic began with interviews with her aunt, Ethel Anthony, conducted for Edward D. "Sandy" Ives's fieldwork course in the fall of 1980. See also Collection 043: Northeast Harbor Library, which includes several interviews with summer people copied from the holdings of the Northeast Harbor Library. The collection also includes numerous photographs. Other areas discussed include Bartlett's Island; Great Head, Mount Desert Island; and Isleford, Little Cranberry Island. See Dean's M.A. Thesis Us and Them: An Oral History of Life on the Summer Estates in Coastal Hancock County, Maine. (University of Maine, 1984). 1456 Dean, Pamela. (AY 125) Fall 1980. Maine: Bar Harbor. 138 pp. Tape: 5 hours w/ cats. Series of interviews with Ethel Anthony about her childhood on the farm; education; life on Bartlett's Island; work in Washington, D.C. and at Jackson Lab; fire of 1947. P5013 - P5016, P5018 - P5023, P5027 - P5028. T1559 - T1561 1548 Dean, Pamela. (AY 198) Fall 1981. Maine: Bar Harbor. 12 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Ethel Anthony about her father who worked as caretaker for wealthy summer people on Bartlett's Island, Maine. T1650 1549 Dean, Pamela. (AY 198) Fall 1981. Maine: Bar Harbor. 23 pp. Tape: 2 hrs. w/ cat. Interview with Frank Anthony about working for wealthy summer people at Great Head on Mount Desert Island from 1910 to 1940. T1651 1561 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 27 pp. Tape: 1 http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/mf119.htm 4/4/2003 Pamela Dean / Summer Estates Collection Page 2 of 3 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Robert Pyle about his experiences with members of the Northeast Harbor summer community. T1662 1562 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Blue Hill. 36 pp. Tape: 1 1/4 hrs. w/ cats. Interviews with Brad Emerson about his ancestors; history of the Blue Hill summer community; his experiences working as a gardener on the estate of Alida Camp in East Blue Hill. T1663, T1835 1563 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Bar Harbor. 66 pp. Tape: 2 hrs. w/ cat. Interview with Frederick Salisbury about his experiences working as a caretaker and superintendent for the Saterlees, Great Head, for Mabel Ingalls and Mrs. Gerrish Milliken, Northeast Harbor. T1664 1564 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 34 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Roy and Marion Salisbury about their experiences with the summer community at Northeast Harbor. Roy Salisbury was harbor master. T1665 1707 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 29 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Louise Libby discussing summers as a child on Islesford, Little Cranberry Island, Maine; relations between the summer people and the native Mainers; two stories about Nelson Rockefeller and the natives. T1829 1710 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 32 pp. Tape: 1 1/3 hrs. w/ cat. Interview with Frank Peabody, a long time summer resident of Northeast Harbor, about how his family came to the area; importance of boats in his youth; growing agreement between the summer and native communities on further development of the town. T1831 1711 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 26 pp. Tape: 3/4 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Schofield Andrews, a summer person from Northeast Harbor, about his relations with native Mainers and the changes in those relationships. T1832 1712 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Blue Hill. 57 pp. Tape: 1 3/4 hrs. w/ cat. Interview with William Parr, cook/butler for Alida Camp, about how he came to Maine; how he came to work for Mrs. Camp; his attitude toward his job; his duties; his ministerial work with the Jehovah Witnesses. T1833 1713 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 23 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Haline Jones about her experience working for summer people in Northeast Harbor, including Lydia Lyman, Mr. Bullit, and Miss Kimball of the Kimball Shop. T1834 1714 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Somesville. 18 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Adelaide Cousens about her experiences working for summer people as a chamber maid. She worked for the Potter Palmers and the Ludingtons in the 1930's and 1940's. T1836 1715 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Blue Hill. 36 pp. Tape: 1 1/4 hrs. http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/mf119.htm 4/4/2003 Pamela Dean / Summer Estates Collection Page 3 of 3 w/ cat. Interview with Jeff Torrey about his experiences working as caretaker for Alida Camp at her estate Blueberry Hill; his father's work there before his; his relations with Camp and her family; general summer people/native Mainer relations. T1837 1716 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 5 pp. Notes on unrecorded interview with Carl Hardy at the Gerrish Milliken, Jr. estate about his work for the Millikens as caretaker; the relation of the summer community to the year- round community in Northeast Harbor. 1717 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Bar Harbor. 7 pp. Notes on unrecorded interviews with Frank Anthony about his work for the Saterlees at their estate on Great Head, Mount Desert Island; his relationship with the family. 1718 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 7 pp. Notes on unrecorded interview with Helen Thompson and her daughter Polly Mcllhenny about their experiences as long time summer residents of Northeast Harbor, and their relations with the local residents. 1719 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 7 pp. Notes on unrecorded interview with Lydia Lyman about her experiences as a long time summer resident; daily summer activities as a child; her relations with both summer and native communities as a year-rounder. 1720 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 5 pp. Notes on unrecorded interview with Lindsey Smallidge about the history of Northeast Harbor and contributions of the summer people to the community. 1721 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 6 pp. Notes of unrecorded telephone conversation with Mabel Ingalls, summer resident of Bar Harbor and Northeast Harbor, about her experience as a long time summer resident of the area; her youth on her parent's estate at Great Head. 1771 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Blue Hill 40 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Alida Camp about her relations with the native Mainers and others in her employ at her year-round estate in Blue Hill, Maine. T1870 New URSUS Search Maine Folklife Center Home Use back button to return to existing search. MAINE Last updated: 12/04/2002 14:12:27 University of Maine logo © University of Maine All text, images, and forms on this webpage except for the University of Maine logo © 2002 MFC The Maine Folklife Center (MFC) is a proud member of the University of Maine system http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/mf119.htm 4/4/2003 Rm. 112 South Stevens Hall Orono, ME 04469-5773 Hours: 9AM to 4PM (EST), Mon. thru Fri. Maine Folklife Center Phone (207) 581-1891 FAX (207) 581-1823 Email: folklife@maine.edu MF 119 "Us and Them" Summer Estates Collection Number of Interviews: 23 Dates when interviews were conducted: 1980-82 Time period covered: ca. 1880-1980 Principal interviewers: Pamela Dean Finding Aides: tape indexes or logs Access Restrictions: none Description: This collection consists of a series of interviews done by Pamela Dean, 1980-1984, as research for her was master's thesis in history at the University of Maine, 1984, entitled "Us and Them: An Oral History of Life on the Summer Estates in Coastal Hancock County, Maine." The period covered by the interviews is approximately 1880-1980. The major focus is on the relations between the summer people who owned estates in Northeast Harbor and Blue Hill, Maine, and the native Mainers who worked for them on the estates. Dean's grandparents and aunts and uncles had worked for summer people in various capacities and her interest in the topic began with interviews with her aunt, Ethel Anthony, conducted for Edward D. "Sandy" Ives's fieldwork course in the fall of 1980. See also Collection 043: Northeast Harbor Library, which includes several interviews with summer people copied from the holdings of the Northeast Harbor Library. The collection also includes numerous photographs. Other areas discussed include Bartlett's Island; Great Head, Mount Desert Island; and Isleford, Little Cranberry Island. See Dean's M.A. Thesis Us and Them: An Oral History of Life on the Summer Estates in Coastal Hancock County, Maine. (University of Maine, 1984). 1456 Dean, Pamela. (AY 125) Fall 1980. Maine: Bar Harbor. 138 pp. Tape: 5 hours w/ cats. Series of interviews with Ethel Anthony about her childhood on the farm; education; life on Bartlett's Island; work in Washington, D.C. and at Jackson Lab; fire of 1947. P5013 - P5016, P5018 - P5023, P5027 - P5028. T1559 - T1561 1548 Dean, Pamela. (AY 198) Fall 1981. Maine: Bar Harbor. 12 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Ethel Anthony about her father who worked as caretaker for wealthy summer people on Bartlett's Island, Maine. T1650 http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/mf119.htm 2/16/2004 Pamela Dean / Summer Estates Collection Page 2 of 4 1549 Dean, Pamela. (AY 198) Fall 1981. Maine: Bar Harbor. 23 pp. Tape: 2 hrs. w/ cat. Interview with Frank Anthony about working for wealthy summer people at Great Head on Mount Desert Island from 1910 to 1940. T1651 1561 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 27 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Robert Pyle about his experiences with members of the Northeast Harbor summer community. T1662 1562 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Blue Hill. 36 pp. Tape: 1 1/4 hrs. w/ cats. Interviews with Brad Emerson about his ancestors; history of the Blue Hill summer community; his experiences working as a gardener on the estate of Alida Camp in East Blue Hill. T1663, T1835 1563 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Bar Harbor. 66 pp. Tape: 2 hrs. w/ cat. Interview with Frederick Salisbury about his experiences working as a caretaker and superintendent for the Saterlees, Great Head, for Mabel Ingalls and Mrs. Gerrish Milliken, Northeast Harbor. T1664 1564 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 34 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Roy and Marion Salisbury about their experiences with the summer community at Northeast Harbor. Roy Salisbury was harbor master. T1665 1707 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 29 pp. Tape: 1 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Louise Libby discussing summers as a child on Islesford, Little Cranberry Island, Maine; relations between the summer people and the native Mainers; two stories about Nelson Rockefeller and the natives. T1829 1710 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 32 pp. Tape: 1 1/3 hrs. w/ cat. Interview with Frank Peabody, a long time summer resident of Northeast Harbor, about how his family came to the area; importance of boats in his youth; growing agreement between the summer and native communities on further development of the town. T1831 1711 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Northeast Harbor. 26 pp. Tape: 3/4 hr. w/ cat. Interview with Schofield Andrews, a summer person from Northeast Harbor, about his relations with native Mainers and the changes in those relationships. T1832 1712 Dean, Pamela. (AY 199) Spring 1982. Maine: Blue Hill. 57 pp. Tape: 1 3/4 hrs. w/ cat. Interview with William Parr, cook/butler for Alida Camp, about how he came to Maine; how he came to work for Mrs. Camp; his attitude toward his job; his duties; http://www.umaine.edu/folklife/mf119.htm 2/16/2004