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

Property Map of the Town of Bremen with Land Owners' Names Written In, April 1, 2003

Audubon Camp in Maine: Property Owners in Medomak Over Whose Property the Bird Field Trips Move List

History of Hog Island Report

Property Map of the Town of Bremen - Route 32 and Muscongus Sound, April 1, 2003

Property Map of the Town of Bremen - Hockamore Channel, April 1, 2003

Property Map Index - Town of Bremen, April 1, 2003

Property Map of the Town of Bremen - Webber Pond And Greenland Cove, April 1, 2003

Audubon Historical Note: Audubon Camp of Maine Nash Property Transcript Photocopy

Carl Buchheister tells the story of the acquisition of the Nash property by the National Audubon Society. The narrative includes Buchheister's anecdote of having a photograph of Bedie Nash, taken after her death, hand-colored at the request of Mrs. Nash. This was perceived by the Nash's neighbors, the Bartletts, as "unduly influencing" Mrs. Nash into the sale of her land to the National Audubon Society. The last page includes the names and dates taken from Nash family gravestones.

History of Maine Coast and Hog Island Notes

1973: Ownership of Eastern Egg Rock Report Photocopy

The unidentified author outlines their efforts in attempting to determine the ownership of Eastern Egg Rock, information that is essential to carrying out the second phase of the Puffin Research Project initiated by Steve Kress. An individual owner is not identified and the author speculates that the island is owned by either the state of Maine or the federal government.

Harbor Island Conservation Easement Deed Photocopy, December 7, 1973

Leverett and Eugenie Davis transfer 66 acres of their land on Harbor Island to the National Audubon Society to be preserved in its natural state as a nature sanctuary.