| Davistown Museum Archives | Davistown History Project |
| | Status | Location |
| 12801T18 | Road map | DTM |
| Paper, 1938. |
| A Standard Oil Co. of New York map of Maine. Its great significance lies in illustrating the presence of a dirt road (Plains |
| Rd.) as still being in use as a third class road at this late date. The Plains Rd. is one of Maine's most historic (now unused |
| and impassable) ancient Indian pathways (the Cushnoc Trail). It was the first colonial road from Ducktrap (the north branch |
| ran from Belfast) to Searsmont, thence through W. Appleton to S. Liberty. Today the stone boundaries of this colonial era |
| highway can still be seen just west of its intersection with the Collinsville Rd., and still can be accessed from Burketville. |
| How quickly our historic past is forgotten, with only old road maps and ancient stone walls to remind us of our passing |
| Documents |
| 30701E3 | Debtor summons to John Tinkum | bio | DTM |
| Paper item floating in glass, 8" wide, 9" high. |
| 30701E2 | Deed | bio | DTM |
| Paper item floating in glass, 7 1/2" wide, 7 1/2" high, March 31, 1714. |
| John Tinkcom. |
| 30701E1 | Deed | bio | DTM |
| Paper item floating in glass, 7 1/2" wide, 8 1/2" high, March 24, 1710. |
| John Tinkcom, Dartmouth, Mass. |
| AHCE14 | Ephraim Timrom deed | bio | LPC | MH |
| handwritten deed includes signature of William Bradford Jr., dated 1691. |
| 30701E4 | Estate inventory | bio | DTM |
| Paper item floating in glass, 7" wide, 11 3/4" high, May 6, 1794. |
| John Tinkham, Administrator for the estate of Abagail Tinkham. |
| 22803E1 | Walker, David | DTM |
| Heavy paper, The Trout, 8" wide, 12" tall, unsigned, 1971. |
| A poem. The cover page is marked "Edge Broadsheet No. 1 | THE TROUT | DAVID WALKER | 100 copies printed at The |
| Green Leaf Press by EDGE 1971 | P.O. Box 25042, Victoria St., Christchurch, New Zealand | 20 cents |
| Miscellaneous Items |
| E1302 | Letters of condolence with photographs | DTM |
| B/W, signed "Frank". |
| This group has two photographs of a deceased male child which accompany four letters of condolences. The letters are |
| dated February 24, 1886 and February 19, 1886. One photo is 5 1/2" wide by 7 1/4" high. |
| E1301 | Log book | DTM |
| Hardback, 16" high, 6" wide, signed "William Allen his book bought 1710". |
| The log book for a West Springfield, MA, area from 1770 to 1791. |
| Photographs |
| N3506 | Map | LPC | HC |
| Photogravare of the original map, 14" wide, 19 5/8" high including 3/4" margins, unsigned. |
| The original map is dated October 7, 1837 and is noted as acompanying the journal of a delegation of Sac and Fox Indians of |
| Mississippi and Missouri. The journal and the map was apparently presented to some government officials at a later date. |
| The photograph is dated July 4, 1884, Bureau of Indian Affairs. An interesting but rather mysterious fragment of the Native |
| American ethnic cleansing of the 19th century. |
| 121500A4 | Stereo card | DTM | P |
| , The Champion Spouting Spring, 2" by 6" (aprox.). |
| Saratoga Springs, NY, Baker & Record, Photographers. |
| 121500A3 | Stereo card | DTM | P |
| , Summit house, Camels Hump, 2" by 6" (aprox.). |
| Published by L. G. Burnham, Morrisville, VT. No. 169. |
| 121500A2 | Stereo card | DTM | P |
| , New Park, Philadelphia, 2" by 6" (aprox.). |
| "No 662 View from the New Park, Phila." Photographed and published by Kilburn Brothers, Littleton, N.H. |
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