Archive Record
Images
Metadata
Catalog Number |
2012.116.26 |
Collection |
Linda and Mike Eastman Collection |
Object Name |
Manuscript |
Reference code |
US SPHi 2012.116.26 |
Title |
The Village Called Pleasantdale |
Scope & Content |
The Village Called Pleasantdale, by Raymond "Pete" Taylor. A brief history of the Pleasantdale area in the 1920s. In the manuscript, Taylor mentions Ray Conley, the crossing tender who worked out of the shanty at the corner of Broadway and Evans (he incorrectly spells his name as Connely); Whitehall and its owner Ernest Durost; the Eben Nutter and Henry Nutter houses; Walter Small, florist; Robert E. Peary; Edward C. Reynolds; Freeman Evans and Frank Sawyer who both operated a store on the corner of Broadway and Evans; and the ice house at Barberry Creek that was also known as Clarks Pond. |
Search Terms |
Pleasantdale Whitehall Cape Elizabeth Depot Barberry Creek Turner's Island Clark's Pond (Barberry Creek) |
People |
Peary, Robert Edwin (U.S. Navy, Rear Admiral) Evans, Freeman Sawyer, Frank Reynolds, Edward C. Durost, Ernest L. Taylor, Raymond H. "Pete" Nutter, Eben T. Nutter, Henry |