In Fair Aroostook

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In Fair Aroostook

Description

Subtitled, "Where Acadia and Scandinavia's Subtle Touch Turned a Wilderness into a Land of Plenty."

Travel writings of a journalist's visit to Aroostook County in northern Maine at the beginning of the 20th century. The writer's impressions of landscapes, industries, and peoples there, and his perception of Scandinavian and French Acadian heritage in that region. Illustrated with photographs. Reprinted in 1973 by the Madawaska Historical Society. Full text available @ Google Books.

Contains the following chapters:

Frontispiece - Grand Falls on the St. John
Chapter 1 - The Entrance into Maine's Great Game and Garden County
Chapter 2 - Ashland and its Great Saw-mill - The Impounding of a Moose
Chapter 3 - Fish River Waters - Portage Lake and Camp Iverson
Chapter 4 - Into Maine's Acadia -The Fish of the Eagle Lake
Chapter 5 - Fort Kent - Its Blockhouse and Training School - The Aroostook War
Chapter 6 - More of the Acadians - The Girls of the Training School - "Madawaska" - The Story of the Acadians
Chapter 7 - From Over the Sea - New Sweden - The Fruitage of a Great Colonization Idea
Chapter 8 - Agriculture - The Backbone of Aroostook Prosperity - Coming Towns of the County - L'envoi

Creator

Pullen, Clarence

Source

Publisher

Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Company

Date

1902

Language

en

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Book

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1902; Aroostook County, Maine

Contribution Form

Zotero

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Num Pages

94

Place

Bangor, Maine

Publisher

Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Company

URL

In Fair Aroostook... @ Google Books

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