History of
History of Unity, Maine
作者：Taber, James, 1839-1928
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共 80 题- HISTORY OF UNITY, MAINE
- By James R. Taber
- JAMES R. TABER.
- History of Unity, Maine
- EARLY SETTLERS
- MR. MURCH’S NOTES
- EARLY HAPPENINGS
- FIRST PLANTATION MEETING
- THE SETTLEMENT
- THE VILLAGE
- I have no data concerning the building of the other older houses.
- SCHOOLHOUSES
- 1. District number one building, where the Cook Creamery stands.
- 2. Village building.
- 4. Schoolhouse in the Parkhurst district, which was torn down.
- 6. The Woods house, which was repaired and refitted.
- 7. The Ayer house, which was discontinued.
- 11. The Crosby house.
- CHURCHES
- UNION CHURCH
- W. H. ROLFE.
- THE METHODIST PARSONAGE
- CEMETERIES
- THE FOWLER YARD
- FRIENDS’ YARD
- VILLAGE CEMETERY
- MILLS
- HUSSEY MILL AND FOUNDRY
- MITCHELL’S MILLS
- SINCLAIR’S MILLS
- BACON’S MILLS
- BARTLETT & CHASE’S MILL
- STEVENS & LIBBY’S MILL
- FAIRBANKS’ MILL
- WOODS’ MILL
- TRAFTON’S MILL
- WOODS’ MILL
- JONES’ MILL
- TOZIER’S MILL
- FOWLER & CLARK’S MILL
- MANUFACTORIES
- STORES
- OLD ROADS
- BRIDGES
- TREES
- HOTELS
- STAGE LINES
- THE RAILROAD
- FIRES
- LIST OF BUILDINGS WHICH HAVE BEEN BURNED
- SECRET SOCIETIES
- OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
- ODD ITEMS
- REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS
- SOLDIERS IN THE WAR OF 1812
- SOLDIERS OF THE MEXICAN WAR
- SOLDIERS OF THE CIVIL WAR
- THE FORTY-NINERS FROM UNITY
- CHAS. E. TABER.
- MEN WHO HAVE HELD TOWN, COUNTY OR STATE OFFICES
- GRADUATES OF NORMAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
- THE BRACKETT FAMILY
- THE DINGLEY FAMILY
- THE CHASE FAMILY
- DR. JOHN T. MAIN
- LAKE WINNECOOK
- CAMP WINNECOOK
- I quote from Mr. Rand’s booklet:
- WINDEMERE PARK
- THE UNITY CENTENNIAL
- C. C. Fowler’s creamery exhibit was driven by Herbert Whitten.
- WELCOME AND HISTORICAL NOTES
- READ AT THE UNITY CENTENNIAL BY HON. JAMES R. TABER
- PRESIDENT CHASE’S ORATION AT THE UNITY CENTENNIAL
- CENTENNIAL POEM
- BY MISS MURIEL CHASE
- THE UNITY OF 1916
- DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE
- FREEDOM, FEBRUARY 7, 1908.
- Transcriber’s Notes