| 4 early photos of guests in front of JFH; 1 very early stereoptic. Moved to Jackson Falls House Photographs |
Photograph |
| Code #3015 in Photographs Group. Moved to Jackson Falls House Photographs Code #3015 in Photographs |
| Survey of JFH to consider it as part of Jackson Revitalization; publication & date unknown. |
Article |
| Auction of JFH furnishings, March 24, 1979 |
Article |
| Dinner menu, July 2, 1883. Another dinner menu - no date |
Miscellaneo |
| 4 brochures & 6 photographs. 2 brochures under Trickey Bros ownership, 1 under D.R. Blanchard ownership, 1 |
Brochure |
| under Marjorie March & Katherine Stilphen management (1941). One photograph shows House being raised in |
| Poem: To Margery & Catherine - managers of JFH from A.L.K., season of 1935. Note mis-spelling of names - |
Article |
| should be Marjorie & Katherine. |
| Demolition story from Manchester Union Leader |
Article |
| J.B. Trickey acquires interest in patent for a "plate lifter". Oct 30, 1876 |
Document |
| Article in Lewiston Evening Journal on history of JFH - September 22, 1979 - "Jackson Falls House: An Era |
Article |
| Ends, Another Begins" based on reminiscences of Marjorie Trickey March |
| Photograph album belonging to George P. Trickey with numerous early photos of Jackson Falls House, guests, |
Album |
| activities and scenes nearby |
| Photograph of Coaching Parade in 1894 using Jackson Falls House coach. Moved to Jackson Falls House |
Photograph |
| Photographs Code #1015 in Photographs Group. |
| "JFH Bites the Dust"; demolition story from The Reporter, March 28, 1979 |
Article |
| Poem: "The Butternut Tree" written on JFH's stationary |
Article |
| Permission granted by Trickey brothers to allow Frank Shapleigh to connect to JFH's sewer, Oct 1893. |
Document |
| "The Jackson Falls House Story" Author & publication unknown; December 14, 1960 |
Article |
| Article from "Yesterdays"with history of owners and house. |
Article |
| Moody Farm when owned by previous owner Hackett. Since known as the "Moody Farm" and now Whitneys. |
Photograph |
| Framed photograph of Moody Farm (now Whitneys). |
Photograph |
| Nestlenook (Checkerberry & |
| Article in the Irregular on Open House of revitalized Inn by innkeepers Tom & Chris Cormier .- September 6, |
Article |
| 1989. Robert & Nancy Cyr are the owners of Nestlenook. |
| Article from "Yesterdays" with brief history of owners and buildings. |
Article |
| Article from "Yesterdays" with history of owners and house. Formerly known as Maple Cottage |
Article |
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