Identifier
MF 085 (local)

Repository
Maine Folklife Center

Date
circa 1920 - 1991 (Date created)

Summary

The Stewart family of Newburgh, New York, had a long association with the eastern Maine, area where they had a camp. Rob Golding of Perry, Maine, acted as their guide for many years in the first half of the twentieth century. This collection consists of a series of interviews with Golding, a renowned story teller, conducted by Archie Stewart; a manuscript history of the Stewart family; and video copies of Stewart family home movies.

Creator and/or Contributor
Thomas "Archie" Stewart (contributor), Rob Golding (interviewee)

Language
English (Languages)

Other Subject Headings
Storytelling (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Farming (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Logging (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Family Histories (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Air bases (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Hunting guides (Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH))
Trapping (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Poetry (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Entertainment and Recreation (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Gardens (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Family life (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Holidays (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))
Travel (Ethnographic Thesaurus (ET))

Temporal Coverage
1820 - 1991

Geographic Coverage
Washington County, Maine (Geonames)
Perry, Maine (Geonames)
Newburgh, New York (Geonames)
New Brunswick, Canada (Geonames)
Massachusetts (Geonames)
New Hampshire (Geonames)
California (Geonames)
Florida (Geonames)
Sweden (Geonames)
Norway (Geonames)
Denmark (Geonames)
United Kingdom (Geonames)
France (Geonames)
Wyoming (Geonames)
Oregon (Geonames)
Texas (Geonames)
New Mexico (Geonames)
Pennsylvania (Geonames)
Alabama (Geonames)
North Carolina (Geonames)
New York (Geonames)
Maine (Geonames)

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