Books
Books available online of interest when researching Maine/Scarborough Genealogy & History. These books are not available at the museum but are known to be important for genealogical research of Scarborough ancestors.
At the Museum
Town Register – Scarborough – 1905 – Includes early Scarborough history, businesses, “military matters” (French & Indian, Revolutionary, & Civil wars), school, church, landmarks, and the 1905 Town Census. This town census is particularly interesting because it includes many non-residents and where they live when the individual’s parents still live in Scarborough. Married daughters are also identified and include their married surname. Available at Digital Maine, as a local download, and as a searchable book at Internet Archive.
Town Reports – Provide a wealth of information including school business, road building, information about the poor, and Birth, Marriage, and Death information (1893-1944) Many have been scanned and are available online.
Finding Aids
“Coast Watch Newspaper” binders include over seven thousand entries mentioned in the collection of clippings. The collection is located on Shelf K-3).
Digital Collection Index provides information about over 13,000 images of people, places, and clippings available. To see the images, please visit the Historical Society or contact “lsmcloon@gmail.com”
Ephemera Finding Aid – A searchable database that lists various ephemera and their location in the museum.
Obituary Index – An index of Scarborough individuals who have passed. Many have a location identifier to an online file containing an image of the obituary.
Photos
People
Military
Places
Location |
Images |
| Black Point | – |
| Dunstan | – |
| Higgins Beach | – |
| Hubbards Rocks |  |
| North Scarborough | – |
| Oak Hill | – |
| Pine Point | – |
| Pleasant Hill | – |
| Prouts Neck | – |
| Scarborough Beach | – |
| Scarborough Downs | – |
| Scarborough Marsh | – |
| Shoreline | – |
| Stratton Island | – |
