Jacob Keen Historical Note Photocopy, May 19, 1949

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

Millicent Todd Bingham to the Directors and President of the National Audubon Society Letter, August 13, 1960

Bingham announces the third and final deed of Hog Island to the National Audubon Society. She writes about the history of the camp and her her hopes for the camp's future use.

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.

Matinicus Rock Typescript

These are the first three chapters of a book about Matinicus Rock. It is unclear if the book has been published.

Bartram Cadbury to Frank Graham Letter, January 31, 1991