Finding Aids
- George Thacher Papers (MS 1)
- Mitchell Shoe Company Collection (MS 2)
- Remich Family Papers (MS 3)
- Elijah Smith Papers (MS 4)
- Joseph Libby Papers (MS 5)
- Mark Prime Papers (MS 6)
- Walter Perkins Amateur Newspaper Collection (MS 12)
- Douglass Family Papers (MS 14)
- Goodwin Papers (MS 24)
- “The Irregular” Newsletter Collection (MS 25)
- Dr. John Smith Fogg Papers (MS 30)
- Seth S. Fairfield Papers (MS 33)
- Almanac Collection (MS 37)
- Salvas-Coulombe Theater Collection (MS 49)
- Clement Deschambault Papers (MS 50)
- Charles Baseball History Collection (MS 52)
- Painchaud’s Band Research Collection (MS 53)
- Pauline Gaudette Canning Papers (MS 55)
- Newspapers Collection (MS 61)
- Flood-Thomas Collection (MS 71)
- Grand Army of the Republic collection (MS 75)
- Wilfrid Landry Collection (MS 79)
- First National Bank collection (MS 80)
- Francophone and Francophile Cities Network project (MS 81)
- Pepperell Manufacturing Company collection (MS 100)
- Miscellaneous Collection – Small Manuscripts (MS 999)
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Francophone and Francophile Cities Network project (MS 81)
Abstract: Reports and supporting materials collected and produced by Ms. Gaudet-Chamberland during her internship period in the city of Biddeford in the spring of 2018, in support of the Francophone and Francophile Cities Network (FFCN). The FFCN was developed jointly … Continue reading
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Tagged Biddeford, culture, Franco-Americans, French Canadians, history, Quebec
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Salvas-Coulombe Theater Collection (MS 49)
Abstract: For nearly forty years Joseph Jovite “J.J.” Salvas was actively engaged in the staging and direction of amateur theatrical productions. His companies were made up largely of Biddeford people, and they played to enthusiastic audiences in Biddeford and throughout New … Continue reading
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Tagged acting, actors, arts, Biddeford, collections, Conrad Coulombe, culture, Felix Coulombe, Franco-Americans, Francos, history, John B. Joncas, local history, theater
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