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| 16437 | Gotts Island, Maine by Jane M. Holmes |
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| 15951 | Montell Gott Lives Alone On Island Ancestors Bought 162 Years Ago |
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| 1952 Newspaper article about Montell Gott living on Great Gott Island. | 
Description: 1952 Newspaper article about Montell Gott living on Great Gott Island. | |
| 15950 | Monetelle Gott with two cats. |
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| The second cat, black, is in the lower right corner. Archivists estimate the date on this photograph based on the negative being among a number of other shots that photographer Northwood Kenway took on Gott Island following his return from WWII in 1945. The negative is from 620 Roll Film 2.25 x 3.25. | 
Description: The second cat, black, is in the lower right corner. Archivists estimate the date on this photograph based on the negative being among a number of other shots that photographer Northwood Kenway took on Gott Island following his return from WWII in 1945. The negative is from 620 Roll Film 2.25 x 3.25. | ||
| 15940 | Steps-Inn Lucia Dodge Leffingwell Cottage |
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| 15937 | Samuel Torrey House Aunt Jennie Harding House Edward Northwood Kenway House |
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| 15617 | Art and Nan Kellam rowing the BLB |
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| This photo appears on page 66 in Peter Blanchard's book "We Were an Island" but archivists at the Southwest Harbor Pubic Library believe that in the book it is printed backward (flipped horizontally). This is based on a) having scanned the original slide emulsion-side up, which is the correct way on a flatbed scanner and b) noting that the buildings in the background on Great Gott Island look reversed in the book photo. Northwood Kenway loaned the original Agfachrome 35mm slide to the Library for scanning. His daughter Nancy took the picture. | 
Description: This photo appears on page 66 in Peter Blanchard's book "We Were an Island" but archivists at the Southwest Harbor Pubic Library believe that in the book it is printed backward (flipped horizontally). This is based on a) having scanned the original slide emulsion-side up, which is the correct way on a flatbed scanner and b) noting that the buildings in the background on Great Gott Island look reversed in the book photo. Northwood Kenway loaned the original Agfachrome 35mm slide to the Library for scanning. His daughter Nancy took the picture. [show more] | |||
| 15297 | William S. Trask and Belle M. (Higgins) Trask House |
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| 14915 | Gotts Island Methodist Church |
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| 14839 | Gotts Island Maine - Its People 1880-1992 |
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| An account of the summer visitors and native population on Gotts Island starting in the 1890's, the book describes the island experience, the families, and changes that took place over the next 100 years. | 
Description: An account of the summer visitors and native population on Gotts Island starting in the 1890's, the book describes the island experience, the families, and changes that took place over the next 100 years. | ||
| 14233 | George H. Kirkpatrick House |
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| 14118 | St. Columba's Episcopal Chapel |
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| Founded at the insistence of Elizabeth S. Peterson. The chapel was built by Miss Peterson in 1916 and consecrated in 1917. It remained in regular use until 1925. It fell largely into disuse and disrepair and after a few intermittent services in the 1940s it was largely abandoned until it was demolished in 1966. | 
Description: Founded at the insistence of Elizabeth S. Peterson. The chapel was built by Miss Peterson in 1916 and consecrated in 1917. It remained in regular use until 1925. It fell largely into disuse and disrepair and after a few intermittent services in the 1940s it was largely abandoned until it was demolished in 1966. | ||||
| 13309 | Great Gott Island Gott's Island Gotts Island |
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| Great Gott Island lies one mile south of Bass Harbor Light. | 
Description: Great Gott Island lies one mile south of Bass Harbor Light. | ||||
| 13081 | Petit Plaisants Cottage at The Head |
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| Home of Elizabeth S. Peterson The cottage was destroyed by fire on January 29, 1925. The fire also claimed the life of Elizabeth Peterson. | 
Description: Home of Elizabeth S. Peterson The cottage was destroyed by fire on January 29, 1925. The fire also claimed the life of Elizabeth Peterson. | ||||
| 13076 | Lorenzo S. Trask House |
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| 13075 | Russell L. Gott's Camp |
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| 13074 | Emma Joyce Gott's Camp |
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| 13071 | Dennis Driscoll House |
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| 12485 | Russell Lorenzo Gott's Camp as the Strauss / Paradis Cottage, Gotts Island |
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| 12135 | The Philip and Lovina Ethel (Joyce) Moore House, Gotts Island |
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| 10292 | Post Office on Great Gott Island |
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| 10291 | Cemetery on Great Gott Island |
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| 10290 | The Philip and Lovina Ethel (Joyce) Moore House, Gotts Island |
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| 10235 | Thomas C. Moon's Postcard Signature |
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| 10151 | Inquest Report of the Death of Elizabeth S. Peterson - Gotts Island |
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| Elizabeth Safford Peterson died when her house on Gotts Island was destroyed by fire on January 29, 1925. “An inquest held at Gotts Island Me. with the county of Hancock the 30th day of January 1925 before Daniel G. Benson one of the select-man of the town of Tremont, upon the premises of Elizabeth S. Peterson at Gotts Island and made a thorough examination and by evidence found that she came to her death by accidental burning. cause of fire unknown Signed by. Philip Moore [1871-1937 - father of author Ruth Moore] Harvey A. Moore [1900-1971] Charles H. Harding [1883-1972] Frank Babbidge [Frank Austin Babbidge 1880-1957] Clarence E. Harding [1895-1993] Daniel G. Benson, Select-man Tremont [1858-1931] Lewis Chester Morrison – Priest-in-charge [1884-? - Apparently at St. John's Church in Southwest Harbor in 1926] (Spiritual pastor of Deceased) Dated Jan 30 1925 at Gotts Island” | 
Description: Elizabeth Safford Peterson died when her house on Gotts Island was destroyed by fire on January 29, 1925. “An inquest held at Gotts Island Me. with the county of Hancock the 30th day of January 1925 before Daniel G. Benson one of the select-man of the town of Tremont, upon the premises of Elizabeth S. Peterson at Gotts Island and made a thorough examination and by evidence found that she came to her death by accidental burning. cause of fire unknown Signed by. Philip Moore [1871-1937 - father of author Ruth Moore] Harvey A. Moore [1900-1971] Charles H. Harding [1883-1972] Frank Babbidge [Frank Austin Babbidge 1880-1957] Clarence E. Harding [1895-1993] Daniel G. Benson, Select-man Tremont [1858-1931] Lewis Chester Morrison – Priest-in-charge [1884-? - Apparently at St. John's Church in Southwest Harbor in 1926] (Spiritual pastor of Deceased) Dated Jan 30 1925 at Gotts Island” [show more] | |||
| 9516 | The Pool at Gotts Island |
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