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Miniature of Page 39. Plan of half township located to the heirs of Captain William Vaughan
Page 39. Plan of half township located to the heirs of Captain William Vaughan
Plan of half township located to the heirs of Captain William Vaughan. Includes front and back of page.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of [Bridgton]. A Plott of a Tract of Land of the Contents of Seven Miles Square Granted to Benjamin Milliken, Esq. and Others June 24th A.D. 1765 In Lieu of a Township Formerly Granted to Capt. John Tyler, Joseph Pike, and Other Officers and Soldiers in the Canada Expedition A.D. 1690, Supposed to Lay in the Countys of Cumberland and York in the Late Province of Main.
[Bridgton]. A Plott of a Tract of Land of the Contents of Seven Miles Square Granted to Benjamin Milliken, Esq. and Others June 24th A.D. 1765 In Lieu of a Township Formerly Granted to Capt. John Tyler, Joseph Pike, and Other Officers and Soldiers in the Canada Expedition A.D. 1690, Supposed to Lay in the Countys of Cumberland and York in the Late Province of Main.
A survey of Bridgton copied from "Archives, Vol 118, Page 167 - Grant to Benj. Milliken and Others." Massachusetts Archives Maps and Plans #768.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of [Brunswick]. Map Showing Benjamin Chase Estate Annexed to Brunswick from an Act of March 4, 1790.
[Brunswick]. Map Showing Benjamin Chase Estate Annexed to Brunswick from an Act of March 4, 1790.
Map of the annexation of the Benjamin Chase estate to Brunswick in 1790.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of Cape Elizabeth, Richmond's Island, and Casco Neck
Cape Elizabeth, Richmond's Island, and Casco Neck
Cape Elizabeth, Richmond's Island, and Casco Neck showing early patents from Gorges to Cleve, Rigby, Josselyn, Tucker, Trelawney, Winter, and Goodyear. Notes fortifications and homes. Notes areas of encounters with indigenous peoples.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of Harrison, Maine.
Harrison, Maine.
Map of Harrison from "Act of Incorporation, March 8, 1805." Copied from Massachusetts Archives Maps and Plans #1698. Scale 200 rods to 1 inch.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of [Raymond]. This Plan Represents a Gore of Land Belonging to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the State of Maine, situated and lying between Raymon[d], and a gore of land formerly called Thompson Pond Plantation.
[Raymond]. This Plan Represents a Gore of Land Belonging to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the State of Maine, situated and lying between Raymon[d], and a gore of land formerly called Thompson Pond Plantation.
Plan of Raymond on a scale of 20 chains to 1 inch.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of [Raymond]. Plan of land between Raymond and Standish
[Raymond]. Plan of land between Raymond and Standish
Plan of land between Raymond and Standish. Scale of 40 rods to 1 inch.
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of Westbrook
Westbrook
Survey of Westbrook
  • Type: OBJECT
  • Collection: Maine Land Office - Plan Book Maps 
Miniature of Pineland Center
Pineland Center
The Pineland Center opened in the early 1900s as the Maine School for the Feeble-Minded. It was renamed several times through the years as the Maine Home for the Feeble-Minded, Pownal State School, Pineland Hospital and Training Center, and finally Pineland Center. Although the subject of a class-action lawsuit in the 1970s alleging abuse of patients, the Pineland Center did not close until 1996. These records reflect the treatment practices and terminology of the time. Some of the language and treatments are not considered acceptable today and may be uncomfortable for some readers. Recognizing that historical medical terms do not always completely or directly map to contemporary terms, that historical terms can be offensive or inaccurately characterize a condition, and that the presence of both historical and contemporary terms may be useful for researcher discovery, archivists have attempted to employ contemporary terms as they appear in the context of the collection in the description where possible.
Miniature of Railroad Maps and Plans
Railroad Maps and Plans
In 1858, the Maine Legislature passed a law establishing the railroad commissioners, who were responsible for overseeing railroads in the State. In 1913, with the creation of the Public Utilities Commission, the railroad commissioners were abolished and railroads were then regulated by the PUC. From the 1880s to 1910s many railroad plans had to be approved by the commissioners of these bodies. As a result, the Maine State Archives now has a large collection of maps and plans from railroads throughout the state.