Maine Influenza November 1918
A month-by-month historical record of the 1918 influenza epidemic and its effects on Maine families and communities.
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A month-by-month historical record of the 1918 influenza epidemic and its effects on Maine families and communities.
Accounts of closures, illness, and public responses as the 1918 epidemic spread across the state in October.
The opening stage of Maine’s 1918 influenza chronology, beginning with military camps and the first documented spread.
An offshore island group in Knox County where channels, ledges, reefs, and more than a dozen islands shape the landscape.
A profile of the Caribou-born scientist and astronaut, including her education in biology, space studies, and marine biology.
A northern Maine township west of Stockholm in Aroostook County’s Swedish Colony area, centered on its lake landscape.
A biographical entry covering Janet Trafton Mills, her Maine background, public service, and gubernatorial career.
An introduction to Maine fungi, their varied forms, and the importance of expert identification before consuming wild mushrooms.
The history and spread of an introduced insect whose populations have affected parts of coastal Maine.
A small Oxford County township bordered by organized towns and marked by rural roads, fields, villages, and low mountains.
A former incorporated town, later deorganized, with historic settlement around Mayfield Corner and frontage on several ponds.
Background on maple sugaring in Maine, the northern forests that support it, and the industry’s role in agriculture.
A field guide to this long-bodied diving duck, its lake habitat, seasonal range, pointed bill, and identifying characteristics.
A familiar seed-eating bird found at feeders and open ground, with seasonal and year-round ranges across parts of Maine.
A collection of selected historic Maine maps with source information and routes to higher-resolution archival copies.
The life of an explorer educated in Maine whose teaching, Arctic expeditions, and schooner voyages connected him to the state.
A biographical overview of the Eagle Lake native’s education and long record of service in Maine government.
Historical data and context for the Maine harvest of monkfish, also known as American goosefish.
A historical look at commercial blue mussel landings, harvest cycles, total value, and shell-weight measurements.
Explore official symbols selected to express elements of Maine’s natural environment, traditions, and cultural heritage.