11 resources

• Bataille, La (Woonsocket, RI, 1928/11/29-1928/11/29)
  
• Seating Plan, Banquet d'Inauguration de l'Exposition Maritime Internationale.
  
  Seating plan for the inaugural banquet of the International Maritime Exposition. Dr. Daudelin's seat is noted by the red dot.
• Dr. Daudelin's admittance card to the International Maritime Exposition
  
  As High Commissioner of the United States to the International Maritime Exposition, Dr. Daudelin was given permanent admittance card number 4865.
• Louis-Èmile Bertin Portrait
  
  Photograph of Louis-Èmile Bertin personally autographed to Daudelin on September 11, 1907. Bertin was a noted French naval engineer who hosted a banquet in Daudelin's honor when we was awarded the Ledion d'Honneur
• US Pavilion at the International Maritime Exposition
  
  The US Pavilion at the International Maritime Exposition was designed as a miniature White House. The Garonne River is visible at left.
• US Pavilion at the International Maritime Exposition
  
  The US Pavilion at the International Maritime Exposition was designed as a miniature White House.
• Dr. S. Alphonse Daudelin and group
  
  Dr. S. Alphonse Daudelin and an unidentified group, standing outside of the US Pavilion at the International Maritime Exposition, 1907.
• Dr. S. Alphonse Daudelin
  
  Photograph of Dr. S. Alphonse Daudelin, taken at the Panajou Frères studio in Bordeaux, France. This photograph was taken while Daudelin was the High Commissioner of the United States to the International Maritime Exposition.
• Antoine Paradis collection of songs and typescripts by Cecile Marquis Picard - Finding Aid
  
  This collection consists of an audio recording of songs and harmonica music, as well as 5 sheets of "histoires et contes" from Cecile Marquis Picard of Madawaska, Maine. All materials submitted for a course at the University of Maine at Fort Kent in Spring 1975.
• Allen R. Guerrette oral histories - Finding Aid
  
  Audio taped interviews with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gendreau of Madawaska, Maine consisting of oral histories and stories about medicine, recipes, myths, and burial practices. Further interviews with Mrs. Eva Corriveau and Mrs. Irma Dionne about past experiences regarding food, clothing and superstitions are included on the tapes. Mrs. Corriveau sings 2 songs, one lullaby and one song called "Black Joe". Also recorded are songs played on the piano by Mrs. Leslie Cyr of Madawaska.
• First ski-tow in the United States [videorecording​] : at Gilbert's Hill, Woodstock, Vermont, February 1934.
  
  This video is a reproduction of a 1975 oral history. The participants view a 1934 film of the first ski-tow in the United States and then discuss their experiences with skiing and using the ski-tow. Intereviewed here are: Douglas Burden, George Goodrow, George (Buster) Johnson, Lloyd Brownell, Robert Bourdon.