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35423 Registrations 14839 Papers and Reports 4540 Proclamations 816 George French Collection 666 5th Maine Regiment 646 20th Maine Regiment 610 3rd Maine Regiment 567 Tabulations for Elections 527 4th Maine Regiment 522 2nd Maine Regiment 457 1st Maine Heavy Artillery 419 1st Maine Cavalry 415 16th Maine Regiment 189 Agricultural Returns 174 Maine Volunteer Militia (Post-Civil War)  151 Business Trademarks Registered with the Secretary of State 140 Registration Cards 106 22nd Maine Regiment 100 Legislative Journals 91 Fire Tower Maps 79 Baxter Rare Maps 70 Pauper Accounts 69 Cumberland County 69 Penobscot County 51 Incoming Municipal Correspondence 40 State Census 1837 35 York County Supreme Judicial Court (1782-1820) 34 Plan Book 1 32 Indexes 31 Water Storage Commission Maps and Plans 27 Documentation 23 7th Maine Regiment 23 Correspondence to Intelligence Section, Adjutant General 19 10th Maine Regiment 17 Patient Medical Records (1840-1910) 17 Bingham Purchase 17 Data Sheets 12 BMV License Plate Photos  12 13th Maine Regiment 11 Railroad Maps and Plans 9 Dexter True, 2nd Maine Cavalry 6 An Act of Admission of the State of Maine into the Union, March 3, 1820 6 Executive Council 5 Plan Book Maps  4 Maine Constitutional Convention 4 Plantation Returns  3 Hancock County Supreme Judicial Court (1790-1929) 3 Personnel 3 6th Maine Regiment 2 Maine Highlands 2 Sumner A. Holway Diaries - 1st Maine Cavalry, Company H 2 Telegram from George Ball to Gov. Reed about President Kennedy's Death 1 Letter Regarding the Death of U.S. Representative Jonathan Cilley 1 Letter of Charles R. Brown of Carroll 1 Letter from Stephen Boyden, 1st Maine Calvary, Company 1 Kennebec County Supreme Judicial Court (1799-1929) 1 Maine Constitution 1 Franklin County 1 Aroostook War
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Miniature of Thomas McMann requesting his certificate of enlistment and discharge
Thomas McMann requesting his certificate of enlistment and discharge
1879
Miniature of J. J. Lyneta inquiring about receiving six returns instead of the two he was expecting
J. J. Lyneta inquiring about receiving six returns instead of the two he was expecting
1879
Miniature of Daniel White writing about preparing pay roll for companies
Daniel White writing about preparing pay roll for companies
1879
Miniature of F. k. [Roberts] requesting a copy of his discharge papers
F. k. [Roberts] requesting a copy of his discharge papers
1879
Miniature of N [Learey] Requesting permission to use arms located in Northern Maine
N [Learey] Requesting permission to use arms located in Northern Maine
1879
Miniature of Horace S. Smith requesting invoice of the guns and equipments
Horace S. Smith requesting invoice of the guns and equipments
1879
Miniature of S. J. Abbott, Selectman, regarding a proportion of property in relation to the board of selectman
S. J. Abbott, Selectman, regarding a proportion of property in relation to the board of selectman
1879
Miniature of BMC 52--Province of New Hampshire, 1730
BMC 52--Province of New Hampshire, 1730
Map of the Province of New Hampshire with note "rec'd from Col. Dunbar with his letter to the Sec'y dated at Boston 2 May 1730." Notes "Charter Division Line between the Provinces 3 miles N[orth] of the Meremack River." David Dunbar (1728–1737) was a British military officer; as Surveyor of the King's Woods he made numerous enemies in his enforcement of regulations governing the cutting of trees that could be used as ship masts. He was the leader of an attempt to establish a colony named "Georgia" in what is now the central coast of Maine, and was in 1730 commissioned as lieutenant governor of the Province of New Hampshire in an attempt to strengthen his authority. He engaged in frequent disputes with New Hampshire's Governor Jonathan Belcher. He established Fort Frederick in Maine.
1730
Miniature of BMC 63--Nova Francia et Regiones Adiacentes, 1633
BMC 63--Nova Francia et Regiones Adiacentes, 1633
Map of the East Coast of North America, extending from Cape Cod to Newfoundland. De Laet’s map appeared in his seminal work on America, which is widely regarded as the most important and influential treatise on the subject published in the 17th Century. The map provides the best representations of the coastline and is referred to as "one of the foundation maps of Canada" and "the first printed map to include an accurate Prince Edward Island, and the earliest depiction of a north-south oriented Lake Champlain."
1633
Miniature of BMC 67--Route from Fort Pownal to Quebec, 1764
BMC 67--Route from Fort Pownal to Quebec, 1764
"A Draught of a Rout from Fort Pownall on Penobscot River by way of Piscataquess River, Lake Sabim, Wolf River, and the River Chaudiere, to Quebec, and back again to Fort Pownall, by Penobscot River. Taken by order of His Excellency Francis Bernard. Esq: Governor &c of His Majesty’s Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England 1764." Map of route to Quebec from Fort Pownal on the Penobscot River, based on a survey undertaken by Joseph Chadwick during 1764.
1764