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"Joseph S. Mattos"
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Maddy Sue boat model
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Steamboat Norumbega aground at Clark’s Point. Photo of port side, steamer leaning to starboard. Two life boats in davits on port side, top of steamer. Small launch tied to the back of the steamer. Men on shore examiing hull. Two men in sma…
The "Norumbega" Aground at Clark's Point, Southwest Harbor
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Mayo Gravestone
Modern photograph of gravestone for Isaac P. Mayo and Rosanna Young Mayo. Evergreen Cemetery, Southwest Harbor.
