Obituaries
Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:
Alta Ashley collection
The collection includes an obituary, articles, photographs, a resume and a copy of a booklet authored by Ashley entitled The Monhegan ice pond. There is also a small amount of material relating to Monhegan Island.
Anne R. Witten collection
This collection includes articles, correspondence, and performance publicity.
Blanche Willis Howard collection
This collection contains samples of Howard's literary work in manuscript form, biographical information, correspondence, business papers with her publishers, and estate documents. Some items are in German.
Celia Thaxter collection
This collection collection consists of correspondence, published material, reviews, clippings and photographs.
Clifford-Flanders Family papers
Constance Hunting collection
The contents of this collection include photocopies of newspaper and magazine interviews with poet, editor and publisher Hunting and a color photo of the author. Also are two undated photocopies of essays Hunting wrote and a group photograph of an event celebrating the 25th anniversary of Puckerbrush Press which she founded in 1971. MWWC holds a large number of her publications.
Deborah Dalfonso collection
The five folders in this collection include her obituary, fourteen articles for Down East Magazine, a sample of other magazine articles, and mock-ups of her two books: Sister (about the life of interior decorator Sister Parish), and Christina Olsen (on the woman featured in Andrew Wyeth's "Christina's World").
Doris P. Faucher collection
The collection contains Faucher's obituary in the August 2, 2015 Maine Sunday Telegram.
Dorothy Clarke Wilson papers
Edith Chase Weren collection
This collection includes an obituary, a transcription of the funeral service held at the First Congregational Church in Blue Hill, Maine, and a tribute to Weren in the Westbrook College publication The Mirror.
Eleanor Noyes Johnson papers
This collection contains hand-written drafts and typescripts of Johnson's young adult novel, King Alfred II, as well as Armitage Hall. Also included is literary correspondence from 1957-1962, some publicity material, book reviews, and published short articles and stories.
Elisabeth May Ogilvie papers
Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth papers
Esther E. Wood collection
This collection includes correspondence, reviews, articles, and copies of the columns she wrote for various publications.
Female Samaritan Association records
The collection consists primarily of meeting and financial records, dating from the 1930s to the present. There are constitutions, brochures, clippings, and some photographs of the founder and members.
Gladys Hasty Carroll collection
Harriet Plimpton collection
This collection includes typescripts, correspondence, photographs, a 1905-1909 diary, and memorabilia. Also in collection are an 1812 math exercise book once belonging to her great-grandfather Elias Plimpton and a small sculpture of a mother duck and five ducklings made of metal with a slate base.
Helen Nearing collection
This collection includes articles, postcard, reviews, grant application.
Helen Yglesias collection
This collection includes articles, reviews, interviews, and obituary.
Hilda Fife collection
Includes correspondence with DMH, and articles.
Jane C. Morrison collection
Includes publicity and obituary.
Josephine Diebitsch Peary papers
Lael Morgan papers
Laura Loud Orcutt collection
Includes article, "The Decorator" Journal and obituaries.
Lillian Russell Porter collection
Includes an obituary, correspondence with MWWC and manuscript.
Louise Darcy collection
Includes published poetry and obituary.
Louise Dickinson Rich collection
Includes a yearbook, articles, obituary and short story.
Maine Women Writers Reference collection
This artificial collection includes reference materials, articles, book reviews, and obituaries relating to a variety of people and organizations.
Margaret Burnham collection
Collection includes an obituary, poems, sermon from Oliver Ellsworth, photographs, a beaded bag, and an invitation to Constitutional Centennial Celebration.