4 resources

• Letter, 1926 November 13
  
  Letter from Joseph Harpin and Victoria Poitevin, to Antoinette Sansoucy. With postscript from Adelard Harpin, to Napoleon Sansoucy.
• Gérard Robichaud Correspondence
  
  Entries include the brief biographical information of a New York City based Author born in Quebec, Canada, with Robichaud's typed correspondence on personal stationery concerning his novel Papa Martel set in Maine. Date range: 1961-02/1961-04
• Fafard Family
  
  A photograph of the Fafard family in Quebec. Front row: Donalda, Laurette, Telesphore (father), Orgée (mother), Melanie, and Graziella (also called Grace); Back row: Francois, Gustave, Jean Marie, Lorenzo, Laurent, Montcalm, and Henri Paul. Telesphore and Orgee were Mary Doukas' paternal grandparents. Her father was Lorenzo.
• Reid Lefevre scrapbooks
  
  This collection consists of three scrapbooks attributed to Reid Lefevre, which document media coverage of the King Reid Shows in 1946-1947, 1956-1957 and 1960, as well as the beginning of Reid Lefevre's career in the Vermont legislature in 1946-1947. The first volume spans 1946-1947 and contains newspaper clippings, magazine articles, and photographs focusing on King Reid's election to the Vermont state house of representatives and his early legislative efforts, including a bill to create a state police system in Vermont. The King Reid Shows and Reid Lefevre's move to bring his circus to the Vermont State House is also featured in this scrapbook. The other two scrapbooks contain clippings focused more exclusively on tours of the King Reid Shows in 1956-1957 and 1960 respectively. In both cases, news of the circus is clipped from tour locations ranging from New Brunswick, Canada, to Maine and Vermont.