14 resources

• Visiteur Paroissial, Le (Lynn, MA, 1899/??/??-1907/??/??)
  
• Tricolore, Le (Lynn, MA, 1896/00/00-1896/00/00)
  
• Lynnois, Le (Lynn, MA, 1910/11/01-1935/07/26?)
  
• Écho de Lynn, L' (Lynn, MA, 1894/??/??-1894/??/??)
  
• Courrier de Lynn, Le (Le Courrier) (Lynn, MA, 1895/11/01-1914/12/23)
  
• Bulletin français de Lynn, Le (Lynn, MA, 1938/02/11-1938/11/18)
  
• Edmund S. Muskie Oral History Collection: Jerry Plante
  
  Interview includes discussions of: political, cultural, and economic dynamics of Old Orchard Beach, Maine; Office of Price Stabilization (OPS); first encounter with and impressions of Muskie; 1960 presidential election; Public Utilities Commission (PUC); Archives bill; Hildreth- Clauson debate; being a congressional aide to Peter N. Kyros, Sr.; Anderson bill; value of political contacts; AARP; and the Saco Bay Planning Commission.
• Edmund S. Muskie Oral History Collection: Barry Hobbins
  
  Interview includes discussions of: family and educational background; interest in politics; 1960 presidential nomination; Maine legislature; 1972 presidential campaign; Muskie’s campaign for reelection to the Senate in 1976; Muskie’s pro-war stance; Muskie’s appointment as Secretary of State; 1980 Democratic National Convention; Muskie’s environmental legislation; and connections to various political figures in Maine.
• Edmund S. Muskie Oral History Collection: Michael Aube
  
  Interview includes discussions of: Biddeford and Saco area communities in the 1950s and 1960s; textile industry; importance of football in the Biddeford-Saco area; Boston College between 1968-1972; George Mitchell; Senator Muskie speaking at Georgetown, Kentucky; Muskie’s temper; receiving bronze eagles (the emblem of Boston College) at a Boston College campaign; similarities and differences between Ed Muskie and George Mitchell; and the importance of Muskie’s environmental legislation.
• Interview with Debbie Ward by Andrea L’Hommedieu
  
  Interview includes discussion of: growing up in Saco in the 1950s and 1960s; splitting time between Virginia and Maine; reviving the Saco Young Democrats with Mike Aube and Barry Hobbins when Bill Hathaway ran against Margaret Chase Smith; campaigning as a part of the Young Democrats; being hired by Mitchell; Mitchell’s gubernatorial campaign volunteer base; working with Tony Buxton and Mike Aube; Mitchell’s running against and beating Joe Brennan in the primary; the state party structure; surprise at Longley winning the campaign; working as calendar clerk and assistant clerk for the state legislature; observing Mitchell’s progress to senator; and Joe Angelone.
• Interview with Michael Aube by Mike Hastings
  
  Interview includes discussion of: Aube’s work for the Economic Development Administration, USDA Rural Development; mayor of Bangor; the 1972 McGovern campaign; Mitchell as Democratic National Committeeman; Aube’s involvement in the Maine Young Democrats and working for Mitchell during the 1974 gubernatorial race; the 1973 Maine Public Power referenda; an anecdote about Mitchell being a light sleeper; an anecdote about retrieving the discarded campaign literature to reuse; factors that contributed to Mitchell’s loss in 1974; visiting the Mitchell family; the 1976 Muskie reelection campaign; Mitchell’s appointment to the Senate; the transition to Mitchell in the Senate office; an anecdote about how initially no one knew who Senator Mitchell was; Senator Mitchell saying he needed to become majority leader so that he could control the schedule; staffing the Environment and Public Works Committee and working on economic and community development issues; working as Mitchell’s executive assistant; Aube’s decision to leave Washington, D.C.; Aube’s decision to become a Republican; how Mitchell helped Aube’s daughter with an application to the Disney Corporation; and an anecdote about campaigning at Bowdoin College in 1974 when Mitchell recited the starting line-up of the Red Sox and their batting averages to earn a vote.
• Angelina Levesque-Dumond's Song Book
  
  Two pages photocopied from a handwritten French song book
• Octave Dumont (Dumond) and Angelina Levesque-Dumont (Dumond)
  
  Photograph of Octave Dumont and his wife Angelina Levesque-Dumont taken shortly after their May 15, 1900 marriage.
• Philomene Levesque
  
  Framed photograph of Philomene Levesque