Hallowell has a wonderful collection of photographs, artifacts, architectural treasures and video programs.
Hallowell has a wonderful collection of photographs, artifacts, architectural treasures and video programs.
Over two hundred photographs from the Hubbard Library and personal collections can be viewed online by visiting www.mainememory.net.
An extensive collection of historical photos is also available for viewing at the Hubbard Free Library during regular hours. A schedule of hours appears on its website. A visit to this Gothic style cathedral of learning allows a unique view into Hallowell history. Many items like paintings and historic artifacts are also on display.
Workers in the Wilder Oil cloth factory.
Photographers from the Eastern Publishing Company captured some wonderful views of the city and its industries. The collection of the now under the care of the Penobscot Marine Museum. Learn the full story from Kevin Johnson, the museum photo archivist, reveals the history of the company and explores the Hallowell photos in this special program.
The Hubbard Library also has a notable collection of stereoscopic images. Check out the Hallowell in Stereo exhibit to learn more about the original 3-D view!
A view of Joppi, the neighborhood along the river.
