8 resources

• Woodsmen and River Drivers: Another Day, Another Era (Edit Master)
  
  Documentary. Interviews with veterans of the logging industry including former loggers, former lumber company office worker, working forester. Includes Alfred Ames's 1930 logging footage of his Machias Lumber Company in Washington County, Maine, some of which was used in the production, 'From Stump to Ship.' Ames sold his land to the Seaboard Paper Company which became St. Regis and then Champion International Corporation. // Production underwritten by the Maine Humanities Council and Champion International Corporation in 1985. // Box labels tape as 'Edit Master.' Created 05/31/1989. // NOTE: Typed transcripts of interviews are available.
• [Woods & Waters: Bob and Greg Jalbert]
  
  Bud Leavitt travels to Fort Kent and canoes the Fish River with Bob Jalbert, Greg Jalbert, and Don Michaud. Leavitt speaks with the men in canoes beside the River about river canoeing, paddles, setting poles, canoes, navigating whitewater rapids, the use of the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, and recommended steps for preserving the rivers. Many shots of Leavitt and the men canoeing in the River.
• Last Log Drive Down the Kennebec
  
  NHF tape #326. // Produced by Maine PBS, Joan Young sets the stage for the last log drive down the Kennebec River in Maine. Scott Paper Company's 1976 drive from Moosehead Lake to their Winslow mill is featured. Includes interviews with mill officials, woods workers, river drivers, and politicians about the impact the final drive on jobs, the environment, and highway safety. Young introduces pulpwood drive from Moosehead Lake to Lake Wyman down Kennebec. Map shows route to Winslow. Katahdin steamer at work cleaning up logs from Moosehead lake. Interview with Ronald Macomber, Scott Paper Co. drive foreman.
• Draft Letter from Madeleine Giguère to Walter Fridinger
  
  Draft of a letter from Madeleine Giguère to Walter Fridinger, acting President of the University of Maine at Portland-Gorham, announcing her resignation from Affirmative Action Committee. There is a note that the letter was never sent.
• Letter from Madeleine Giguère
  
  Letter from Madeleine Giguère, Associate Professor at the University of Maine at Portland-Gorham, to Helen Batchelor, Coordinator of Equal Opportunity at the University of Maine at Portland-Gorham, concerning Franco-Americans and their recognition as minorities under the Affirmative Action Program.
• Letter from Madeleine Giguère
  
  Letter from Madeleine Giguère, Associate Professor at the University of Maine at Portland-Gorham, to Ruth Benson, Director of Equal Opportunity at the Office of the Chancellor, concerning the collection of minority group-type data for Franco-Americans.
• Affirmative Action Notes
  
  Handwritten notes written by Madeleine Giguère titled "Affirmative Action and National Origin Groups".
• Eugenie Donnelly and Eva Hanrahan Posing Along the Mohawk Trail
  
  Eugenie Donnelly (nee Therriault) standing and Eva Hanrahan (nee Therriault) sitting along the Mohawk Trail in bathing suits.