| Norlands Seminar: 19th century poverty full of indignities (cont'd) | ||
| from: SUN-JOURNAL June 14, 1997 by Sandy Gregor Sun-Journal Staff Writer | ||
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| Three speakers talked about how communities provided assistance to the indigent in rural Maine in the 19 century at the Washburn Humanities Seminar held at Norlands this week. They are, from left, | Jean Hankins, a historian from Otisfield, Billie Gammon,
Norlands founder, and Mark Richards, a graduate student at Duke
University. Sandy Gregory/Sun-Journal |
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