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Catalogue [Of the Library of Waterville College, in Waterville, Maine.] Report of the Librarian of the Maine State Library by Maine State Library, 2009-12-19 Indians of Maine, a Preliminary Inventory of Material on the History of the Indians of Maine in the Society Library by Roger B Ray, 1969 Des Plaines, Illinois: Maine West High School, Des Plaines Public Library, Maine North High School, Riddell, the Willows Academy The history of college libraries in Maine by N. Orwin Rush, 1946 The demon trapper of Umbagog: A thrilling tale of the Maine forests (Columbian library) by Daniel P Thompson, 1890 The Library of Contress, Maine Reading Room Reference Collection, Subject Catalog by Katherine Ann, Compilor Gardner, 1975 Special collections and subject area strengths in Maine libraries by Stevens W Hilyard, 1985 Through a bird's eye: nineteenth-century views of Maine: William A. Farnsworth Library and Art Museum, Rockland, Maine, 10 July-28 September 1981 by Christine B., and Shettleworth, Earle G., and William A. Farnsworth Library and Art Museum Podmaniczky, 1981-01-01 Maine: the sesquicentennial of statehood; an exhibition in the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., December 21, 1970 to September 6, 1971. by Library of Congress, 1971-01-01 Catalogue of the Maine State Library 1850 by Maine State Library, 2009-05-20 Annual Report of the Librarian of the Maine State Library for the Years by Maine State Library, 2010-10-14 A History of the Public Library in Brunswick, Maine by Louise R Helmreich, 1976 Libraries in Maine: List of Carnegie Libraries in Maine, Bangor Public Library, South Portland Historical Society, Maine Historical Society

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61. Frame A
    Library; MAINECAT NetPAC union catalog of maine libraries; MaineFolklife Center Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History;  
    http://nationalhistoryday.org/08_others/08_coordinators/maine.html
    
    Extractions: Maine Directory of Organizations, Archives, Libraries, Historical Societies, Museums and Historic Sites: Organizations Archives and Libraries Acadian Archives-University of Maine at Fort Kent Bates College: The Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library Center for Maine History includes the Maine Historical Society Research Library MAINECAT NetPAC union catalog of Maine libraries Maine Historical Records Repository Guide from the Maine State Archives Maine State Archives sponsor of National History Day in Maine Maine State Library Maine State Library Network links to public, academic, and special libraries

62. Infonet Research Databases
    Business Source Corporate for Corporate libraries. Business Source Premier  
    http://libraries.maine.edu/mainedatabases

63. Maine Association Of School Libraries
    Dedicated to promoting quality library media services in all maine schools.  
    http://www.maslibraries.org/

64. Colby College: Libraries
    Waterville, maine.  
    http://www.colby.edu/library/

65. Maine School And Library Network
    Great resource to locate schools and libraries in maine.  
    http://www.msln.maine.edu/

66. Murra
    MURRA for short, describes the people and places of the Underground Railroad. Includes a list of books to read available in some libraries, and a map of old maine.  
    http://www.joshuachamberlain.com/dirigo/murra.html

67. USM Libraries
    USM University of Southern maine. A member of the University of maine System,  
    http://library.usm.maine.edu/guides/webeval.html
    
    Extractions: home a-z index contacts help Is the Web a good research tool? This question is dependent on the researcher's objective. As in traditional print resources one must use a method of critical analysis to determine its value. Here is a checklist for evaluating web resources to help in that determination. Is the information reliable?

68. USM Lewiston-Auburn College Library
    Lewiston, maine.  
    http://www.usm.maine.edu/~lac/library/

69. URSUS
    of maine System, Bangor Public Library, maine State Library, maine State Law and MARINERHELP FAQ SEARCH OTHER libraries USER FEEDBACK VIEW FEATURED LIST.  
    http://130.111.64.3/

70. Resource Central - Maine Sites
    A variety of listings for antiques, entertainment, genealogy, law and enforcement, lodging, museums, maps, real estate, history, libraries, education, towns and government.  
    http://www.kalama.com/~mariner/maine-sites.htm
    
    Extractions: Resource Central Menu Agriculture Antiques Archaeology Architecture Art Astrology Auto Aviation Biology Book Resources Calculations Chat Chemistry Communications Cooking Computer Culture Dating Services Dictionaries Education Encyclopedias Environment Fashion Gambling Gardening Genealogy Geography Geology Government History Hobbies Home Improvement HTML Human Resources Humor Internet Resources Investigations Kids Language Translation Law Enforcement Law Locate Medical Military Misc Money Museum Music Mythology News Nonprofit Organizations Online Games People Pets Philosophy Physics Places Poetry Photography Psychology Real Estate Reference Religion Search Engines Seniors Shakespeare Shopping Space Exploration Sports Teen Terrorism Travel Weather Webcams Wildlife Women Writing Governor

71. UMS Libraries
    staff and patrons at participating libraries. libraries Collections. University of maine System. copyright 1999, UMS.  
    http://www.maine.edu/lib.html

72. Maine Library Jobs
    Listing of current jobs available in school, public or special libraries within the state. Links to out of state job listings.  
    http://www.state.me.us/msl/jobjar.htm
    
    Extractions: Maine State Library Maine Library Jobs Repeat users may want to go directly to the Current Jobs section below. A service of the Media Services staff of the Maine State Library, Maine Library Jobs is a representative list of professional and support staff vacancies in all types of libraries in Maine. Postings to the list will be updated as often as possible, usually on a weekly basis. To post a job, call Felicia Kennedy at (207) 287-5620, fax (207) 287-5624 or email felicia.kennedy@state.me.us If you would like information on other jobs available in the New England area contact the following: Connecticut Library Association Jobline: (860) 889-1200; Other New England Web Sites: Massachusetts Position Vacancies Simmons College New England Jobline . For those interested in school library positions, ServingSchools.com posts current openings from over 100 Maine school districts.

73. The Maine Library Directory Has Moved
    Directory organized by city, town, institution or name for each library in the state.Category Regional North America Arts and Entertainment librariesThe online maine Library Directory has moved to http//msl1.ursus.maine.edu/statsnew/searchn.cfm.  
    http://msl1.ursus.maine.edu/libdirx/searchx.cfm

74. Gateway To Lincoln County Maine
    Contains a descriptive list of all towns in Lincoln County, business directory, schools, hospitals, libraries and map.  
    http://www.coastalinc.com/
    
    Extractions: Lincoln County Maine The Lincoln County Web Site is your official gateway to Maine's Mid-Coast area. We in the Mid-Coast Region are proud of our towns and what we have to offer. From the rocky coast to the quiet inland villages, our borders define Maine. We welcome you and hope this resource becomes a valuable tool in your search for information about Maine's Mid-Coast. Government Web Site Libraries of Lincoln County Lincoln County Maps Schools of Lincoln County Lincoln County Business Directory Towns of Lincoln County Compare ISP Companies Hospitals of Lincoln County This resource is being updated frequently in an effort to provide complete and accurate information. If you see a listing that is incorrect, please send an email to WebMaven. Your input is greatly appreciated. We are also accepting listings for the Lincoln County Business Directory. Go to the Business Directory and fill in the form. Your business listing is FREE. If you have an existing Web Page we will link to it from this site for FREE. If you don't have an online account and/or computer but would like to advertise your business on the Web, inexpensively, then send us an inquiry.

75. Southern New England School Of Law
    Provides gateways to Massachusetts Law; law school admissions; Rhode Island, Connecticut,Vermont, New Hampshire, and maine law; federal law and government; financial aid, faculty, courses, the Southern New England area,as well as providing legal research links to foreign and domestic law libraries, New England states government, legal and civic web sites, historical documents and sites, general reference links, practice area links, etc.  
    http://www.snesl.edu/
    
    Extractions: 333 Faunce Corner Road North Dartmouth, MA. 02747 *Virtual Tour [ SNESL INFORMATION ] Clinical Programs Library Catalog SNESL Book Order List Fall 2002 2002-2003 Academic Calendar Request a Catalog Tuition Remission for Fall 2002 Class Main Photo Gallery Facilities at SNESL * Academic Program and Regulations * Administrative Forms * Career Services [ Student Information ] * Fee Schedule * Inauguration of Dean Robert Ward - Pictures * Mission Statement of SNESL * Prospective Student Information * Skills and Values Mission Statement * Student Handbook * Student Photo Gallery * Three-Plus-Three Program with UMASS * Voter Registration Form [ COURSE LINKS ] WestLAW.com Immigration Law Clinic [ Professor Clifford class links ] * Computer and Cyber Law - Prof. Clifford's Casebook * Civil Procedure line (Prof. Clifford) * Course Notes - Property (Prof. Clifford) [ Professor Scharf class links ] [ Professor Duncan class links ] [ Professor Conward class links ] Last Updated:

76. Joan Benoit Samuelson
    Story of Joan Benoit, who placed first in the women's Olympic Marathon on August 5, 1984.  
    http://www.uma.maine.edu/libraries/MWHOF_Website/alibjbsamuelson.html
    
    Extractions: Joan Benoit Samuelson is a hero and role model for women everywhere, but particularly here in Maine. As Maine's first female athlete to achieve world renown, she has paved the way for other young Maine women to pursue their dreams, push themselves further, to not give up. Joan Benoit Samuelson has generously shared her experience and advice through her books, Running Tide and Running for Women, and by giving running clinics, coaching women's cross-country and long-distance running, working as a sports commentator and a motivational speaker. The eyes of the world were watching Joan Benoit when she won the first ever women's Olympic Marathon on August 5, 1984. Born in Maine in 1957, she was the only female student in her high school to run cross-country. In her junior year, as a way of reconditioning herself after she broke her leg in a skiing accident, she began to run more often and to run greater distances. While a senior at Bowdoin College, Benoit entered the 1979 Boston Marathon as a virtual unknown and won, setting a record for American women. Following surgery on her Achilles tendons, she again won the Boston Marathon in 1983. In May 1984, she won the U.S. Olympic Trials marathon, only 17 days after arthroscopic knee surgery. Norway's Grete Waitz was favored to win the gold medal in 1984, but Benoit surged ahead only three miles into the race and completed the race one and a half minutes in the lead. Twelve years and two children later, Joan qualified for the 1996 Olympic Trials Marathon. She has a long list of victories, has set many records, and is still competing.

77. Fogler Library (University Of Maine) Homepage
    This page has been moved. Please change your bookmarks and clickhere http//www.library.umaine.edu/ to go to the new location.  
    http://libraries.maine.edu/umaine/

78. The Address Of The Seminary Libraries Homepage Has Changed Slightly
    Bangor, maine.  
    http://www.bts.edu/library/libraries.htm

79. Mariner: University Of Maine System Libraries
    Links to electronic, academic research in maine.  
    http://libraries.maine.edu/mariner/

80. MRLS Homepage
    Affiliated with the maine State Library, the system is comprised of three districts servicing all kinds of libraries; public, school, academic, and special libraries.  
    http://www.state.me.us/msl/regions.htm
    
    Extractions: The Maine Regional Library System was created to improve library service for the citizens of Maine. Public Law 626, enacted in 1973, established three library service districts based on population. Membership is open to all public, school, academic, and special libraries in Maine. Together the three districts comprise the Maine Regional Library System, administered by the Maine State Library in Augusta.

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