From collection Place List - History Trust

Bar Island, located in the Town of Gouldsboro, is counted as one of the five Porcupine Islands of Frenchman Bay. It is the eastern enclosure of the harbor of Bar Harbor.
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<em>reference work </em>~ Rodick Homstead, Bar Island, 1900
Reference only; this copy not accessioned into History Trust members' collections.
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Black and white photo of a large tree in a meadow on Bar Island. Notaion on back reads: The meadow of Editor's Note reads: Mag 3 Bar Island 3 Col E Aug 11