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Welcome
to the Web Pages of the Harpswell, Maine Historical Society. We hope you
find these pages helpful and informative in your search for information in
the Casco Bay area. At this time we do not have regular hours established
for research of either Harpswell history or genealogy. An appointment may
be made through David Hackett 833-6322 for weekend use of the facilities
during the summer months.
The public is welcome at ALL Events.
2011 Historical Society Events
- 2011 Summer Harpswell Historical Society Museum hours:
Sundays from 2:00pm to 4:00pm from Memorial Day to Columbus Day
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June 25, 2011: 11am - 5pm Harpswell Day,
Harpswell Center For more information
click here
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July 4th 2011: 11:00am; Reading of the Declaration
of Independence Town House
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August
7, 2011: 2-4:00pm, Janet
Baribeau, Signing copies of Memories
of a Bailey Island Family, Museum
- August 14, 2011: 2-4:00pm One
Lungers (engines
on display), Museum
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August 17, 2011: 7:00pm; Annual Meeting
at Centennial Hall.
Bruce D. Bateman, who will speak on Ship Wrecks of New England.
The lore of the sea and its legends have captivated Mr. Bateman
since childhood. He is an avid explorer of sunken ships in New
England, including the Andrea Doria off Nantuckett. With his
background as a commercial and salvage underwater diver, as well as
a parasailer, skydiver and test pilot of experimental aircraft, he
brings an impressive array of experience to his presentation. He
lives in Harpswell for part of the year."
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October 26, 2011, 6:30; Halloween, Town House
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Dec. 11, 2011; 2:00pm; Vesper Service at
the East Harpswell Church
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Dec. 10, 2011; 4:00pm; Christmas tree lighting
at Centennial Hall: merriment, fellowship and refreshments
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Pen and Ink
drawing of the Old Harpswell Meeting House by Forest Orr.
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A History of Harpswell, Maine
by Richard R. Wescott
You can get a copy of
A History of Harpswell, Maine by Richard R.
Wescott by sending $17.00 (15.00 + 2.00) payable
to Harpswell Historical Society to
Ed Phinney 21 Otter Brook Rd Harpswell, ME
04079
Volunteers
Harpswell Historical Society has
many committees and projects which go wanting due to a lack of
volunteers to do typing, conservation, research etc. |
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