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Online:
Summer -
Fall 2007
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format):
Winter 2006 - Spring
2007
(in .pdf
format):
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Maine Humanities Council
Supports Oral History Project
with Former Eastern Fine
Paper Mill Workers
The Writing on the Wall—an update
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Maine Folklife Center Leads Students
in the History of the Pulp and Paper
Industry
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ANNOUNCING:
Northeast Folklore Volume XXXX:
I Got the Idear:
My Love Affair With Maine
Language by Marion
Kingston Stocking with an essay
“Maine Dialects”
by Pauleena MacDougall
Winter 2006
(in .pdf
format):
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Maine Humanities Council
Supports Oral History Project
with Former Eastern Fine
Paper Mill Workers
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Northeast Folklore Volume XXXIX: "No Flies on Bill": A
Granddaughter’s Tribute
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WAgN,
Windsor Chairs, and Hillbilly Music:
The
2005 Common Ground Fair
Winter 2004 - 2005
(in .pdf
format):
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| Landing a meduim-sized
swordfish from a dory ca.1960. (Courtesy of Vernon Conrad)
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Oral
History Helps to Answer 4,000 Year Old Question
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Maine Folklife Center Narrative Stage at
the National Folk Festival August 28, 29 2004
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Maine Folklife Center
receives
two grants to support our radio program, Maine Roots.
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John
Dearborn Sr.
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Spring - Summer 2004 (in .pdf
format):
- The American Folk Festival on the Bangor
Waterfront is born
- A Boat Building Story
- Radio Program to be Broadcast Soon
Fall - Winter 2003
(in .pdf
format):
- Edward D. "Sandy" Ives awarded Kenneth
Goldstein Award for Lifetime Academic Leadership at 2003
annual meeting of the American Folklore Society.
- Distinguished Dissertation Award given to
Betsy Hedler
- MFC Well Represented at Oral History
Conference
- Wooden boat building traditions the subject
of current research
- Maine Indian Basketmakers’ Alliance
Director Awarded International Prize
- TIMBERRR...A History of Logging in New
England by Mary Morton Cowan
- The Continuing Saga of Rob Golding
- A New Face in the Sound Lab
- Archival Notes
- St. John Valley Cultural Assessment
Completed
- Planning for 66th National Folk Festival
Underway
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Spring - Summer 2003
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"In Neptune's Court": A New research initiative
- Thirty Minutes on the 1930s in Acadia
National Park
- Grant Enhances native Arts Area for 2--3
Festival
- We Know Beans
- Performaers at the National Folk Festival
- New and Improved Folk Arts Marketplace
- Musical Instrument Makers Featured at the
National Folk Festival South Bristol Oral History featured in
new book, Down on the Island, Up on the Maine: A
Recollected History of South Bristol, Maine, by Ellen
Vincent
- Announcing Our Next Volume: KATAHDIN
WIGWAM'S TALES OF THE ABNAKI TRIBES Written by Molly Spotted
Elk With an Introduction by Bunny McBride Edited by Pauleena
MacDougall XXXVII: 2002
Fall - Winter 2002
Spring/Summer 2002
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