Item	Title	Date	Type	Subject	Publisher	Copies	File ID	Contents	Box #	File #	Storage	Container	Section	Size cm	Notes	Collection	Map #	Drawer #	Raw #	Page #	Condition	Key Phrase
3044	Coast chart No.105 from Penobscot bay to Kennebec Entrance	1873	Map, Chart	Places	United States Coast and Geodetic Survey	1								110x88	Fair condition, some staining, minor tears on edges, shows bottom type and location of Lighthouses,, has a long list of Authorities, also shows tides, it uses an alchemic symbol meaning gold or the sun to represent the lighthouses, has been rolled (not well), cost 50 cents, from a trigonometrical survey by A. D. Bache and Benjamin Peirce Sup. of survey of the US coast guard, has beautiful drawings of different approaches on the bottom, very brittle	Jesup Map Archive		R					Coast chart No.105 from Penobscot bay to Kennebec Entrance Item: 3044    Type: Map, Chart Subject: Places Publisher: United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Date: 1873 Description: Sounding Map First publication 1873, corrected July 30 1897
1014	Picturesque America, or The Land We Live In, Vol. 1, 1872	1872	Publication, Periodical, Magazine	Places, Island	D. Appleton & Co.																		Picturesque America, or The Land We Live In, Vol. 1, 1872 Item: 1014    Type: Publication, Periodical, Magazine Subject: Places, Island Creator: Bryant, William Cullen Fenn, Harry Publisher: D. Appleton & Co. Date: 1872 Place: Acadia National Park, Otter Cliffs Description: Publication featuring pen and pencil drawings by eminent American artists of landscapes and scenery from different parts of the United States. This issue highlights the coast of Maine and Mount Desert Island with drawings by Harry Fenn accompanied by textual descriptions of the landmarks depicted. People Mentioned: Oliver B. Bunce, Abraham Somes

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