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Les Défenseurs du Saint Nom de Jésus, Lewiston, 1917. Possibly outside St Paul's Collège.
The banner reads "BENI SOIT LE NOM DE JESUS / VIVENT SES…
This collection consists of 1,350 slides. The slides are mostly about the everyday life of Mr. Philip G. Levesque while he was a soldier during the…
Letters between Charlotte Michaud and Maine State Library, a lengthy typed biography, and a photographic portrait of Michaud.
Dominique Gagné and wife Antoinette at the Lewiston International Snowshoe Convention, 1950. Antoinette was the first president of the Dames Jacques…
An ice palace constructed by Le Montagnard Club for an annual snowshoer's convention. This is an unusual example of the palace being constructed on…
Signed portrait of Henri d'Arles pasted in ACA (Association Canado-Américaine) copy of Volume 3 of Édouard Richard's, "Acadie," published and…
Photograph of Adélard Lambert included in ACA (Association Canado-Américaine) copy of Lambert's autobiography, "Journal d'un bibliophile," which also…
Staff photograph of Lewiston, Maine French-language newspaper, Le Messager. Front row (left to right): Jean-Baptiste Couture (director); P.S.…
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Les Défenseurs du Saint Nom de Jésus, Lewiston, 1917
Collection: Philip G. Levesque slide collection
Charlotte Michaud Correspondence
Dominique and Antoinette Gagne, 1950
Ice Palace, Main St, Lewiston, 1926
Henri d'Arles
Adélard Lambert
Staff of Le Messager, outside their first Lincoln Street office, Lewiston, c. 1880.