Cannonball, circa 1814. Very heavy metal cannonball (over 4 pounds) and 3″ in diameter. This cannonball was recovered from the Tarbox family pasture after shot
Biddeford High School, St. Andre, St. Louis, St. Joseph, Acadmie Marie Joseph, Biddeford Middle School, University of New England, St. Francis College
The Library’s Miscellaneous collection – Small manuscripts includes a variety of materials relating to the history of Biddeford and environs, from colonial times to the
This collection also contains materials from the York Mechanic’s Institute, the Biddeford Public Library, and the Biddeford Library and Reading Room Association, precursors to McArthur
Genealogy research and associated materials collected by Camille Bolduc, a past president of the York County Genealogical Society of Franco-Americans and a founder of LaKermesse.
Glass lacquer record (broken) of broadcast “From Biddeford to Bideford” which aired March 12, 1942 over radio station WRUL in Boston. Recorded at WCSH studio
The history of the textile industry that developed along the banks of the Saco River in Biddeford and Saco, Maine is complicated by a complex
Records of Le Club Richelieu de Biddeford (Club Richelieu, Région Merrimac, District 6, #156 – Biddeford, Maine) from about 1968-2000. This collection includes pamphlets, newsletters,
Marie Rose Emond (later Fournier) was a native of Biddeford. A 1922 graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, she taught piano
