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Gorham Normal School Commencement Program 1892: Second Class, Gorham Normal School
Gorham Normal School Commencement Program 1892: Second Class, Gorham Normal School
Commencement Programs
The Gorham Normal School program for the Examination of the Classes and Graduation of the Second Class of 1892. Held in Gorham, Maine Wednesday June 22, 1892.
Gorham Normal School Commencement Program 1892: First Class, Gorham Normal School
Gorham Normal School Commencement Program 1892: First Class, Gorham Normal School
Commencement Programs
The Gorham Normal School program of Examination of Classes and Graduation of First Class of 1892. Held in Gorham, Maine Friday January 22, 1892.
Diary For 01 01 To 02 29, 1892, Willis Carter
Diary For 01 01 To 02 29, 1892, Willis Carter
Willis Carter Diaries
Pages from a diary kept by Willis Carter, a teacher who lived in West Pembroke, Maine.
Diary For 05 02 To 06 30, 1892, Willis Carter
Diary For 05 02 To 06 30, 1892, Willis Carter
Willis Carter Diaries
Pages from a diary kept by Willis Carter, a teacher who lived in West Pembroke, Maine.
Diary For 03 01 To 05 01, 1892, Willis Carter
Diary For 03 01 To 05 01, 1892, Willis Carter
Willis Carter Diaries
Pages from a diary kept by Willis Carter, a teacher who lived in West Pembroke, Maine.
Diary For 09 01 To 11 01, 1892, Willis Carter
Diary For 09 01 To 11 01, 1892, Willis Carter
Willis Carter Diaries
Pages from a diary kept by Willis Carter, a teacher who lived in West Pembroke, Maine.
Diary For 07 01 To 08 31, 1892, Willis Carter
Diary For 07 01 To 08 31, 1892, Willis Carter
Willis Carter Diaries
Pages from a diary kept by Willis Carter, a teacher who lived in West Pembroke, Maine.
Diary For 11 02 To 12 31, 1892 With Cash Accounts, Receipts, Clippings, Willis Carter
Diary For 11 02 To 12 31, 1892 With Cash Accounts, Receipts, Clippings, Willis Carter
Willis Carter Diaries
Pages from a diary kept by Willis Carter, a teacher who lived in West Pembroke, Maine. Following the entry for December 31, 1892 there are a number of receipts from the "Headquarters of Camp No. 61, S.V., U.S.A," along with a news clipping, "Dr. Byron's Sacrifice," and a marriage notice of Mr. Fred T. Brown and Miss Bessie Martin of Calais, Maine.