Bath, Arrowsic, Phippsburg, and Woolwich (including Day's Ferry and Nequasset)
Carlton Bridge (Woolwich side) under construction, 1927
Leon B. Strout Collection
Letters, Documents, Deeds, and Other Manuscript Material
[Sagadahoc-area Scrapbooks]: newspaper articles written by Howard O. Thayer (Bowd. 1862) about early settlements in the area, now primarily Bath, Phippsburg, Arrowsic, and Nequasset, 1650s through 1700s, 3 vols. (M194 .T439)
Maritime Papers, 1854-1863, 0.5 linear feet: shipbuilding company Bibber & Randall’s ledger, letterbook, and other documents, and William G. Randall’s design notebooks (M123)
Sarah Sampson and the Third Maine Regiment of Volunteers in the Civil War, 1861-1865: letter typescript photocopies and document photocopies relating to the Bath resident, Civil War nurse, and fervent advocate for the establishment of the Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum, later the State Military and Naval Children’s Home, compiled and annotated by Lawrence M. Sturtevant, 1 vol. (M194 .S267 folio)
Mellen Collection, compiled by Clara Hawkins Mellen, contains correspondence and genealogical information on several Maine and New England families: donor’s research notes – Pejepscot Company document concerning Small Point, typescript copy (M129.14, box 1, folder 3)
Alumnus biographical file: clippings, mostly obituaries, with information about his Bath-based ice business and steamship company and his gift of the original Morse High School (Archives 1.3.1, box 51, Class of 1877, Morse)
Clippings scrapbooks concerning his entire career, 2 vols. (Archives 1.3.3, v. 189-190 folio)
Kennebec River and Merrymeeting-Bay Area: Survey of Kennebeck River by Lts. J. K. Findlay, N. B. Bennett, and H. A Wilson. Drawn by Lieut. N. B. Bennett. 6 maps, [1838] (mapcase D, drawer 11)