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A Maine history home page
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The American Local History Network for the State of Maine
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On a calm winter evening in 1864, under the command of an experienced captain, the Bohemian crashed into rocks off of Cape Elizabeth
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At the center for Maine History, you can
experience history firsthand. A three-building campus in the heart of Portland's
Cultural Corridor serves as our headquarters
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This is the site of the Union Historical Society, Union, ME. There is information about the town, it's historical sites and publications sold by UHS, including the soon to be released
reprint of Ben Ames Williams' 1940 historical novel, COME SPRING, which is set in Union with characters based on the early settlers
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Fort Knox was named after Major General Henry Knox. He was
known for his involvement in the American Revolution. He was the Secretary of War and Commander of Artillery. In July of 1844, the building of Fort Knox took place in Maine
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