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"Little Cranberry Island" and "Islesford" are names that refer to the same place. Little Cranberry Island is a geographic feature (island) occupied by a single community called Islesford (pop.place). Natural features are associated with the island, and artificial features with the populated place in this online archives Place list.
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Some Gifford and Reynolds family members on the front porch
Mary G. Hunt, Margaret "Tootie" Gifford, 3 grandchildren, and Jean Reynolds on the front porch of the Gifford - Bragdon house
M. Gifford and some family on the front lawn of Gifford - Bragdon house
Margaret "Tootie" Gifford, daughter Mary G. Hunt, 3 grandchildren, and Jean Reynolds and daughter Christine Beth Reynolds
Islesford docks in winter
Islesford harbor frozen over
A.J. Bryant
Alonzo J. Bryant was the head carpenter building many houses and the church on Islesford between 1890 and 1920
Planes used by A.J. Bryant
Alonzo Bryant built many houses and the church on Islesford between 1890 and 1920. They are still standing in fine condition as of 2022.
Bait bag and needle
Bait bag for use in lobster traps. Hand knit by Rick Alley, used by David Thomas. Wooden needle for knitting bait bags.
Winter coffee hour at the Islesford Library
Tuesday mornings during the winter months Cindy Thomas hosts coffee hour in the library. Attending this one L to R Chris Wriggins, ??? , Ann Fernald, Ashley Bryan, Christine Sandberg, Skip Stevens, Kathy Lake
Storytime at the Islesford library
Ashley Bryan and Islesford children made masks for storytime
Winter sledding
Homemade island box sled to take children out sliding; Ted and Serena Spurling at the top of Church hill.
