3 resources

• [Personally Speaking: Lucy Poulin]
  
  Program #103. Record date: October 20, 1992. // Patsy Wiggins interviews Lucy Poulin, founder of H.O.M.E. (Homeworkers Organized for More Employment) in Orland and native of Fairfield, Maine in studio. Poulin discusses her background as a Carmelite nun, living in a monastery in Orland, her family's farm, and the history and goals of H.O.M.E. Controversial issue involving potential homeless shelter in Ellsworth that was opposed by town council is also mentioned.
• [Personally Speaking: Lucy Poulin]
  
  Program #103. Record date: October 20, 1992. // Patsy Wiggins interviews Lucy Poulin, founder of H.O.M.E. (Homeworkers Organized for More Employment) in Orland and native of Fairfield, Maine in studio. Poulin discusses her background as a Carmelite nun, living in a monastery in Orland, her family's farm, and the history and goals of H.O.M.E. Controversial issue involving potential homeless shelter in Ellsworth that was opposed by town council is also mentioned.
• Bilodeau-Grenier paper
  
  This collection consists of many photographs of the Bilodeau family, the J. O. Bilodeau granite company, the granite industry in general, and Barre monuments. Of special interest is a group of photographs documenting the J. O. Bilodeau & Co. granite shed between 1951 and 1957 (folder 4) and another folder containing publicity photographs for the Barre Granite Association, also from the 1950s (folder 5). As well, there is a speech, possibly written by Lucien J. Bilodeau, and typescripts and publications by other authors concerning granite, the granite industry, and Barre's history and composition.