Schools -- Maine -- Bangor

Mounted photograph showing a group of approximately 100 students posed on bleachers. Note on back reads: "Bangor, Maine, Grammar School--Class of 1930." Background identifies this as the Abraham Lincoln School.

Gelatin silver prints and cyanotypes, all smaller than 4 x 6 inches, showing groups of school children in Bangor, Maine. The subjects are most likely students at the Crosbyville, Bower Street, and State Street schools where Alfreda Dennis worked as a teacher in the 1930s and early 1940s.

Assembled collection of mid-19th century Girls' High School catalogs, some with manuscript notations. Catalogs list members of the superintending committee, teachers, graduates, undergraduates, terms and vacations, and courses of study.

A compilation of college student papers and research relating to the history of Bangor's early schools. The papers were written by students of Dr. Ava H. Chadbourne, Professor of Education at the University of Maine.

School newspaper published by the students of Garland Street Junior High. The paper contains news of the school, class activities, sports, personals, and a literary section.

Clippings and illustrations documenting activities of the Little City Parent-Teacher Association. Also includes programs for 1929-1930 and 1930-1931, and two photographs of PTA Milk Fund "Health Winners."

Primarily meeting minutes, but also correspondence, reunion programs, alumni lists, and a typed history of Sherburne School.

Typescript history of Bangor, Maine, written for a University of Maine education course. Includes clippings, photographs, and hand drawn maps. Information about settlement, early schools, churches, and prominent citizens.

Materials related to the James F. Doughty School's "The Guardians" time capsule project and ceremony.

Mounted photograph showing the third grade class of the Valentine School in Bangor, Maine, in May 1916. Vincent P. O'Leary (1908-2001) and Abe H. Miller (1907-2003) are identified as being in the photograph.