8 resources

• Vote for Félix Gatineau, 1926.
  
  Political poster supporting Félix Gatineau for Republication Representative. 1926.
• Le magazin de Félix Gatineau
  
  Photograph of Félix Gatineau and his cousin in Gatineau's store, undated. Image taken by Rev. J. A. Fredette.
• La Famille Gatineau, late 19th century.
  
  Cabinet card of the Gatineau Family, late 19th century. People included are: Clement Begin, Félix's sisters Graziella and Marie Ange Gatineau, Joseph Gatineau and his wife Mme Marie (Desrosiers) Gatineau, Félix Gatineau, Victor Gatineau and his wife Mme Marie (Théroux) Gatineau, and Sergius Gatineau. Image taken at the studio of Bourassa & Beauregard, Saint-Hyacinthe, P.Q.
• Paul Revere at Southbridge, Mass., April 19, 1896.
  
  Photograph of Félix Gatineau dressed as Paul Revere for Patriot's Day, April 19, 1896. Image taken by Solomon Labonte, of Southbridge, Mass.
• Félix Gatineau, 1906
  
  Studio portrait of Félix Gatineau, taken at Elmer Chickering & Co., Boston, c. 1906.
• Félix and Robert Gatineau, 1923
  
  Real picture postcard of Félix and Robert Gatineau, 1923.
• Lowell E. Daigle book typescript - Finding Aid
  
  The Lowell E. Daigle Book Manuscript examines Franco-American culture and society in Maine’s Upper St. John Valley, focusing on data gathered between the late 1960s and the early 1990s in a small hamlet pseudonymously referred to as “Alouette.” Organized into six chapters, the manuscript focuses on family, church, and recent changes in the study community. The manuscript also includes historical background about the Acadians prior to their arrival in Northern Maine.
• Russell Banks Collection - Finding Aid
  
  This collection contains material relating to American novelist and poet Russell Banks and his professional activities. The bulk of the collection is a corrected typescript of The Book of Jamaica (1980). Other materials include correspondence with colleagues and a published review Banks wrote of Ha Jin’s War Trash in 2004.