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855 Photographs 378 Wabanaki Nations Petitions and Correspondence 74 COMMISSION FINAL REPORT 50 POLICE REPORTS redacted 40 State Census 1837 40 Maine Insane Hospital Annual Reports 35 Maine Insane Hospital Autopsy Files, 1912-1913 25 WEAPONS RESTRICTION_YELLOW FLAG 17 Patient Medical Records (1840-1910) 17 Pauper Accounts 16 FINAL 07.31.2024 15 8.8.2024 versions 14 Extradition Papers 13 MENTAL HEALTH_POLICE TRAINING 12 ADMINISTRATIVE 12 ICL 8.6.24 work session 11 BRIAN EDITS 07.24 & 25.2024 11 FINAL 7.31.2024 11 FINAL DRAFTS 8.9.2024 11 FINAL REPORT AS GIVEN TO PRINTER--(some minor formatting and page numbering revisions subsequently made. ) 10 Independent Commission to Investigate the Facts of the Tragedy in Lewiston 10 COMMISSION EMAILS redacted 9 Social History 9 Drafts ILC 8 Pineland Center 8 8.9.2024 6 OTHER INFORMATION 5 Augusta Mental Health Institute (AMHI) 5 MEDICAL EXAMINER 5 MISCELLANEOUS 4 Investigations of conditions at the hospital 4 Weapons Restriction Forms 4 WRO Training 4 2023-03-29 Protective Custody and Weapons Restriction Orders 3 Maine Insane Hospital Admission Books 1840 - 1902 3 FRANK, HALSEY former U.S. Attorney 3 WRO training 03.29.2023 3 WRO training 11.13.2023 3 2023-11-13 Weapons Restriction Orders training 3 FORMS FOR WEAPONS RESTRICTION ORDER 3 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER GUIDE 3 PDF forms 3 Fillable PDF Forms 3 WORD forms 2 CARD MSGS & CHATS & Prescription for Olanzapine 2 HERLING STATEMENTS 2 MEDICAL PRACTITIONER INFORMATION 1 Letter Regarding the Death of U.S. Representative Jonathan Cilley 1 CTG_The Counterterrorism Group 1 FIRST FLEET 1 VOLUNTEER INFORMANT
Miniature of Citizens of Old Town petition for the appointment of Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent [3/5]
Citizens of Old Town petition for the appointment of Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent [3/5]
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Wabanaki Nations Petitions and Correspondence
Miniature of W.H. Smith, to Gov. Morrill, recommending Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent
W.H. Smith, to Gov. Morrill, recommending Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Wabanaki Nations Petitions and Correspondence
Miniature of December 1860 Report of James A. Purinton, Penobscot Agent
December 1860 Report of James A. Purinton, Penobscot Agent
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Wabanaki Nations Petitions and Correspondence
Miniature of Indian Township School Register, 1860-1861
Indian Township School Register, 1860-1861
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Wabanaki Nations Petitions and Correspondence
Miniature of Citizens of Bangor petition for the appointment of Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent [5/5]
Citizens of Bangor petition for the appointment of Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent [5/5]
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Wabanaki Nations Petitions and Correspondence
Miniature of 2024-04 PDF Lewiston emails_Redacted
2024-04 PDF Lewiston emails_Redacted
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: COMMISSION EMAILS redacted
Miniature of 2024-06 PDf Lewiston emails_Redacted
2024-06 PDf Lewiston emails_Redacted
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: COMMISSION EMAILS redacted
Miniature of 2024-07 PDF Lewiston emails_Redacted
2024-07 PDF Lewiston emails_Redacted
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: COMMISSION EMAILS redacted
Miniature of Nicki Card Herling's statement
Nicki Card Herling's statement
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: HERLING STATEMENTS
Miniature of Augusta Mental Health Institute (AMHI)
Augusta Mental Health Institute (AMHI)
The Augusta Mental Health Institute (AMHI) was founded in 1840 as the Maine Insane Hospital. Mental health advocate Dorothea Dix consulted on the project, and believed fresh air and removal from the stresses of society were important for patient care. Tragically, 27 patients died when the hospital caught fire on December 4, 1850. The hospital’s campus expanded over the course of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and it was known under a variety of names: the Augusta Insane Asylum, Augusta State Hospital (1913), and finally the Augusta Mental Health Institute (1973). AMHI’s aging infrastructure was closed as a medical facility in 2004, replaced by Riverview Psychiatric Center on the same campus. The AMHI campus has undergone several renovation campaigns and now houses multiple state agencies.