Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, c. May, 1937

This reprinted copy of Mabel Loomis Todd's article on the establishment of the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island and the creation of the Audubon Nature Camp explains the origins of her family commitment to conservation and the efforts she made to ensure the island's future.

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, c. May, 1937

This reprinted copy of Mabel Loomis Todd's article on the establishment of the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island and the creation of the Audubon Nature Camp explains the origins of her family commitment to conservation and the efforts she made to ensure the island's future.

Charles Nash, Millicent Bingham, and Myra Nash Photograph, September 5, 1943

From left to right: Charles Nash, Millicent Todd Bingham, and Myra Nash sit on a porch swing outside a building on Hog Island. The Nashes owned a parcel of land on the mainland that was sold to the Audubon Camp some years after it was established.

Jacob Keen Historical Note Photocopy, May 19, 1949

Historical information about Jacob Keen copied from "Eaton's History of Thomaston, Rockland and South Thomaston."

Islands of Muscongus Bay Report, 1954

This text has been excerpted from "Islands of New England" by Hazel Young, which was published by Little, Brown in 1954.

Bartram Cadbury to Carl Buchheister Letter, August 7, 1961

Audubon Camp to Open Monday Clipping, June 15, 1962

Maine Towns Feud: Second Round Opens: Who Owns the Islands? Clipping, November 3, 1963

Ingram Richardson to Carl Buchheister Letter, October 4, 1966

Charles Nash with Horse Photograph

Charles Nash, who owned a parcel of land on the mainland that was sold to the Audubon Camp some years after it was established, works with a horse in a field.

Property Map of the Town of Bremen and Hog Island, April 1, 2003

Property Map of the Town of Bremen - Collamore Road and Medomak Road, April 1, 2003