Author Archives: Don Taylor

World War I Memorial Dedication, AmVets’ Hall (circa 1931)

Posted on November 11, 2026 by Don Taylor

A circa-1931 snapshot capturing the unveiling of Scarborough’s WWI memorial stone at the AmVets’ Hall (Sullivan Scamman Post) in Dunstan — its original location before the 1963 move next to the Civil War monument, and its present home at Monument Park. Pictured, backs turned, are veterans Harry E. Welch and Ralph D. Sargent, alongside Rev. Rensel Colby. Continue reading →

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Updates October 2026

Posted on October 31, 2026 by Don Taylor

Library>Videos October 4, 2026 – Added “Clipper Ships of Maine” presented by Seth Goldstein. Clipper ships are widely considered the fastest and most beautiful commercial sailing vessels ever built. Many of these ships were built right here in Maine. The … Continue reading →

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SHS November Presentation:

Posted on October 25, 2026 by Don Taylor

From the Revolutionary War through the twentieth century, Maine’s soldiers, sailors, shipbuilders, and home-front communities have played a vital role in the nation’s military history. Dr. Spaulding will explore the people, industries, and events that tied Maine to America’s wars, … Continue reading →

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Updates September 1926

Posted on September 30, 2026 by Don Taylor

Research > Annual Reports – Town of Scarborough Added: 1961 – Scarborough Annual Report: Digital Maine – Internet ArchiveAdded: 1962 – Warrant for the Scarborough Town Meeting: Digital Maine – Internet Archive.Added: 1962 – Scarborough Annual Report: Digital Maine – … Continue reading →

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Oak Hill Primary Class Photo, 89.9.2009 (circa 1941)

Posted on September 5, 2026 by Don Taylor

A circa-1941 class photo from Oak Hill Primary School, showing a teacher with 12 girls seated in front and 13 boys standing behind. Three students have been tentatively identified — Nancy Libbey, Margaret Wright, and possibly Sarah Wyman — can you help name the rest? Continue reading →

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