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Page 46 contains information on the Jonathan Fisher house.
Our Own Snug Fireplace
It is about the reality and reminiscence in everyday life in New England during the years 1760-1860.
Main Street, Ellsworth, ME, "The Friendly City"
The early to mid 1900s city of Ellsworth served as a place for recreation, and work. "The frindly City" was known for its nice poeple, cute shops, and a home for people from all over.
Supplement to the Biographical Sketch of the Rev. Jonathan Fisher
Gray cover with title in black print. 24 pages
Early American Homes
On page 46 article on the Fisher House
Early American Homes
October 1999. Coastal homes, mustard recipes, redware, etc.
Migration of Birds, Atlantic Flyway
8 X 10 black and white photograph of a graphic drawn by Bob Hines showing migration of birds. Drawing by Robert Hines (Atlantic Flyway) . April 1962, FrontiersCredit Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission.
Early American Homes
Contains information on the Thomas Ruggles Home
