Geographical Map of Maine by C.H. Hitchcock, 1887. See larger: oshermaps.org/map/3749.0017
It was a landmark summer for OML’s education team for many reasons, not the least of which was the launch of our Worldbuilders Summer Camp! Fifteen amazing campers joined us for a week in early August, and we couldn’t have asked for a better group of kids for our first ever OML camp experience.
Over the five days we learned about each other and the world around us. Together we: invented and mapped our own planets and countries; played a tabletop roleplaying game with an invented world; had a LEGO city building contest; toured other “worlds” in our solar system at the Planetarium; built forts; made treasure maps in teams; used other teams’ treasure maps to find hidden items in Deering Oaks Park; played games to earn prizes from BORP (Box Of Random Prizes); and so much more!
A major highlight of the week was a fantasy-themed live-action roleplaying (LARP) game in Deering Oaks Park led by Breakwater School’s outdoor education teacher, Patrick Fitzgibbons. The campers made amazing homemade costumes beforehand, solved problems together to recover a magical chicken stolen by goblins, had dodgeball skirmishes with foes, and ultimately defeated the LARP boss, which was a “rabid dragon” that turned out to be a Rabbit Dragon in a surprise twist.
We were impressed by the group’s ability to quickly build community, problem solve, and work as a team. Their imaginations and creativity allowed them to flourish in the worlds they were building and we loved seeing them encourage one another. The week flew by but we’re looking forward to next year’s camp and hope to see some familiar faces!
By Krystal Pugh, 2024 Spring Intern at the Osher Map Library
As I began my internship at the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education (OML), I was excited to gain experience in the field of public history, but wasn’t sure what exactly to expect. On the first day of my internship, I was given a box that contained a small collection of letters and ephemera dating back to the 1930s, that originally belonged to a young woman named Josephine Libby. My goal was to process the collection from beginning to end, and throughout that process I learned a lot about working in archives, and I gained skills that I will be able to use moving forward into a career in archival work. But I also learned how easy it is to become personally invested in your research.
My first step in processing the collection was to organize and inventory everything within the collection, which consisted of nearly 100 items. I began by sorting everything into categories – correspondence, holiday cards, handwritten poems, stories, and song lyrics, and miscellaneous ephemeral items. Then, I began organizing the letters in chronological order. This process was relatively simple, because most of the writers had written the date on the letter, or if not, the letter’s envelope was stamped with a date from the post office. For some letters I was able to use context clues to figure out approximate dates, but some ended up in an “undated folder.”
Next, I created an inventory spreadsheet which contained information such as the date, sender, sender location, the physical condition of the letter, and a brief description of the contents of the letter. This helped me understand the scope of the collection. I made sure to read each letter in its entirety, and to examine each piece of ephemera, even if it seemed to be something unimportant, like a napkin. It turns out you can learn a lot of information from things that may seem trivial at first glance.
After I completed the initial inventory, I began to research Josephine. I learned a bit about her from the letters, like that she worked at a mill, and the names of her parents and siblings.. But, I wanted to be able to put together a broader picture of her life that expanded outside the time frame of the collection. I first researched her on familysearch.org, and found a good bit of information there, especially from looking at census data. I learned her parents’ occupations and the ages of her siblings. I also learned that she only completed the first year of high school and that she was a twister at a spinning mill, though the census didn’t specify which mill she worked at, and I learned that she got married at age 19 to a man named Raymond.
I also utilized newspapers.com for my research, and I learned a lot more than I expected. One thing that I hoped to find using this resource was a picture of Josephine. I wanted to be able to put a face to the person I had spent so much time researching, and I hoped that I would find a picture attached to her wedding announcement. I did end up finding her wedding announcement in the Morning Sentinel, and I learned where she got married and who was in attendance, but, unfortunately, there was no picture. I continued my research though, and learned a lot more about her, like that she frequently traveled throughout Maine and to Boston to visit friends and family, she was active in her church, and she often baked cakes for birthdays and wedding showers.
One of my most exciting days of research was when I finally stumbled across a picture of Josephine. I had been scrolling through newspapers.com for a couple hours when I came across an announcement that she had completed the real estate program at the University of Maine at Augusta, and had been hired by a local real estate company. This article was accompanied by a picture of Josephine, who at the time was about 50 years old. It was at this point that I realized that I had begun to form a personal connection to this collection and to Josephine herself. Every time I found a piece of information, I found myself wanting to learn more, so I kept searching.
Throughout my research, I kept returning to the physical collection, checking to see if there was anything I missed. One thing that I had overlooked was a napkin that read “The Belgrade and The Elmwood.” At first I offhandedly wondered why anyone would ever save a napkin. Now that I had become more invested in this research, I actually wanted to know why she had decided to keep this napkin. I looked up The Belgrade and The Elmwood and found that they were two modern, luxury hotels in Waterville, Maine. There were many things to do in the area, such as visiting the Belgrade Lakes, and there were taxis that would take you to various locations and that would drive you between the hotels. The hotels also both had dining rooms. When I learned this, I made the assumption that she kept the napkin because going to the hotel’s dining room was special for her, whether because she was there on a date, or with friends, or just because it seemed fancy to her, she kept the napkin because it meant something to her.
About two months into my internship, I found myself in the basement of the Skowhegan Free Public Library using their Genealogy and Reference room to continue my research. I was very excited to see that there were yearbooks from Skowhegan High School dating back to the time Josephine would have been in high school. Each one only had pictures of the graduating class, so I excitedly searched through the ones from around the time Josephine would have graduated, hoping to find a picture from the same time period as the collection – unfortunately, I was unsuccessful (at the time, I didn’t know that she didn’t complete high school). I also came across a directory from 1938, which is the last year that the materials in the collection covered, and was also the year that Josephine got married. I found her name in the directory, and listed beside it was “M S Co.” Because of the research I had done earlier, learning that she was a yarn twister at a mill, I was able to determine that the “M S Co.” listed beside her name meant she worked at Maine Spinning Company in Skowhegan.
As I left the library, I crossed the street and looked out over the Skowhegan River to the building that once was Maine Spinning Co. This, along with the library, was one of the only buildings that still existed from the time of the collection, and it was really cool to be able to see it in person. As I walked back to my car, I couldn’t help but wonder if Josephine had walked the same route on her way to or from the library or work. I finished my trip by stopping by Southside Cemetery. I walked around until I finally found Josephine’s gravesite. I wondered, if she were here, what she would think about me going through her old collection and researching her life.
The trip to Skowhegan didn’t uncover any groundbreaking information about Josephine or her life, but it did provide some insights into how we, as historians, can sometimes become personally invested in our work. Although her life seemed ordinary, I was fascinated by each new piece of information that I found. I wondered why I had become so invested in her story. Maybe it was the challenge of combing through newspapers and archives and using what I found to piece together her life. Maybe it was the personal connection I felt when I held the letters in my own hands – the same letters she once held almost 100 years ago. As I read the letters in this collection, I realized how similar we are to people who lived decades, or even centuries ago. We navigate friendships, relationships, and jobs. We tell jokes and read poems, and write down lyrics to our favorite songs.
Still, as much as I learned about her through this project, I never knew Josephine as a person. This has made me realize that this type of research often involves interpretation and that it’s important that, as historians, we are aware of the biases that may come up as a result of how invested we are in our research.
This project has also made me consider the ethicality of researching people from the past. When you are researching someone who was never really in the public eye and who led a “normal” life, how do you know how much information is too much information to share? How do you justify digging into someone’s past if you can’t ask their permission? How do I know that Josephine wouldn’t have been horrified to know that I was reading her personal letters? These are the types of questions I grappled with as I worked on this project, and I think they are important questions to ask.
Overall, I have learned a lot from my internship at the OML. Before I started this internship this semester I had never done research on this scale. This was my first time taking primary sources and using them to create a narrative, and I learned a lot in the process. I have not only gained skills that will be useful as I move forward into a career in public history, but I developed a deep appreciation for the personal histories that make up our past.
101. Busy Bird Island
4th Grade.
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103. City 7
4th Grade.
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111. New Hampshire
4th Grade.
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115. Tigress Island
4th Grade.
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116. Map of the Constellations
4th Grade.
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117. Ecosystem Map
4th Grade.
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119. Tesoro de Pollo
4th Grade.
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126. Train of Thoughts
4th Grade.
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146. Ben Franklin Island
4th Grade.
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147. Air Balloon Map
4th Grade.
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148. Hollis Island
4th Grade.
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149. Sunflower Island
4th Grade.
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151. Dog Island
4th Grade.
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152. Rocky Valley
4th Grade.
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153. Nature Island
4th Grade.
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169. Jane Goodall Island
4th Grade.
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172. The Titans Eye
4th Grade.
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174. Kim Island
4th Grade.
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175. Animal Island
4th Grade.
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176. Camila Cabello Land
4th Grade.
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177. Sunny Days on the Farm
4th Grade.
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178. The Eleanor Roosevelt Islands
4th Grade.
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179. Sports Island
4th Grade.
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181. My Dinosaur Pangea
4th Grade.
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182. Evergreen Island
4th Grade.
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183. Sock Land
4th Grade.
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184. Eon Lagoon Island
4th Grade.
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185. Pangaea
4th Grade.
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188. Lagoon of Shadows
4th Grade.
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194. Fireworks Forest
4th Grade.
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206. Hidden Island
4th Grade.
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228. Land of Life
4th Grade.
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231. Cretacia
4th Grade.
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232. Chick Island
4th Grade.
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234. Paint Island and the Invisible Treasure
4th Grade.
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235. Snake Island
4th Grade.
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236. Pretzel Island
4th Grade.
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237. Weird Island
4th Grade.
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238. Hoptropica
4th Grade.
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239. Imagination Land
4th Grade.
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241. Fantasy Island
4th Grade.
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242. 7 Continents of Planet Earth
4th Grade.
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243. Paradise Islands
4th Grade.
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244. The United States of America
4th Grade.
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245. Wilderness Island
4th Grade.
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246. The MVP Islands
4th Grade.
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247. Fiction Island
4th Grade.
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248. Butterfly Island
4th Grade.
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249. Treasure Island
4th Grade.
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251. Islands of Myths
4th Grade.
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293. Albainya Island
4th Grade.
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294. Tortured Pezza’s Island
4th Grade.
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295. Enchanted Isle
4th Grade.
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296. Hidden Bay
4th Grade.
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297. Broken Heart Island
4th Grade.
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302. The Forbidden Island
4th Grade.
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303. Dragonbarrow
4th Grade.
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304. Islandia
4th Grade.
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305. Howlers Island
4th Grade.
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306. Swiftie Islands
4th Grade.
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307. Olivia Rodrigo Island
4th Grade.
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322. Cat Island
4th Grade.
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329. Dolphin Island
4th Grade.
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331. Blue Island
4th Grade.
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335. The Water’s Edge
4th Grade.
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336. Isle of Sweets
4th Grade.
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337. Sus Island
4th Grade.
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338. Wyonegonic Camps
4th Grade.
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150. Amelia Earhart’s Tracks
4th Grade.
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200. Goblin Hideout
4th Grade.
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230. Katahdin Island
4th Grade.
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240. 1st Island
4th Grade.
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250. Estain – The Dead Isle
4th Grade.
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300. Vegaslow
4th Grade.
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340. [Untitled]
4th Grade.
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104. [Untitled]
5th Grade.
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105. Fairyland
5th Grade.
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106. Fun Island 
5th Grade.
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107. Disney Island
5th Grade.
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112. Eclipse Island
5th Grade.
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113. The Lost Land of Perdida
5th Grade.
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118. Europe 1944 – World War 2
5th Grade.
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121. The Swift Islands
5th Grade.
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122. Treasure Island
5th Grade.
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123. Elemental Domains
5th Grade.
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128. Samely Island
5th Grade.
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145. Sport Kings Island
5th Grade.
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171. Falcon Island
5th Grade.
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186. The Map of the Islands
5th Grade.
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187. Music Island
5th Grade.
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189. Fire Rock Island
5th Grade.
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193. Reader’s Edge Islands
5th Grade.
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197. Arborea
5th Grade.
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199. Realm of Jewels
5th Grade.
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201. Rare Birds of Maine
5th Grade.
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203. Blob Island
5th Grade.
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204. Fairytale Hollow
5th Grade.
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207. The Tjardin Islands
5th Grade.
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208. The Map of Totality
5th Grade.
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209. Story Island
5th Grade.
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211. Fring!
5th Grade.
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212. Pacman Frog Mania
5th Grade.
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213. Emoji Island
5th Grade.
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214. Perfect Floating Island with an Imperfect Person
5th Grade.
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215. Dream Island
5th Grade.
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216. Scattered Islands
5th Grade.
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217. Map of Totality
5th Grade.
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218. Good Good
5th Grade.
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219. Annanberg
5th Grade.
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221. Moonshine
5th Grade.
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222. Mount Pow
5th Grade.
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223. [Untitled]
5th Grade.
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224. Imasanare
5th Grade.
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225. Canonville
5th Grade.
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226. Elm Island
5th Grade.
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227. The Floating Islands of Farinedel
5th Grade.
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229. The Tea Islands
5th Grade.
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233. Mystery Island
5th Grade.
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291. 4 Elements Island
5th Grade.
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292. Conway, NH and Fryeburg, ME
5th Grade.
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298. Wonder Island
5th Grade.
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299. World Map in Flags
5th Grade.
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301. Clade Theropoda
5th Grade.
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321. Center Earth
5th Grade.
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323. Duck World
5th Grade.
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324. Robot Island
5th Grade.
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325. Apex Island
5th Grade.
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326. Fantasyopolis
5th Grade.
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327. Shark Island
5th Grade.
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332. Sepratearia
5th Grade.
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333. Uniqueland
5th Grade.
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339. Olympus Island
5th Grade.
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120. The Horror Isles
5th Grade.
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170. Carthya
5th Grade.
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180. The True Ones
5th Grade.
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190. Pactopia
5th Grade.
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210. IPad Island
5th Grade.
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220. Maine
5th Grade.
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290. Dega
5th Grade.
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320. Deer Country Island
5th Grade.
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330. Aquaria
5th Grade.
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102. Map of the Nonterra Islands
6th Grade.
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108. Journey to Jaws Cave
6th Grade.
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109. Unicorn Island
6th Grade.
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114. Country Singer Island
6th Grade.
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124. the forbidden land
6th Grade.
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125. Lost Land
6th Grade.
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127. Nature Valley
6th Grade.
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129. Duck Island
6th Grade.
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131. The Lost Land
6th Grade.
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132. Arula the Mushroom Island
6th Grade.
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133. Lupine Reef
6th Grade.
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134. Chicken Nugget Island
6th Grade.
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135. Magic Island
6th Grade.
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136. The Lost Island
6th Grade.
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137. Elm Island
6th Grade.
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138. Maple Island
6th Grade.
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139. Tragic Topia
6th Grade.
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141. Washington Islands
6th Grade.
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142. Neverland
6th Grade.
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143. Story Isle
6th Grade.
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144. Starry Island
6th Grade.
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154. Eclipse Island
6th Grade.
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155. Otter Island
6th Grade.
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156. United Islands
6th Grade.
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157. Treasure Island
6th Grade.
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158. Turtle Island
6th Grade.
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159. 100 Acre Wood
6th Grade.
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161. King Islands
6th Grade.
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162. Diamond Island
6th Grade.
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163. Alaska
6th Grade.
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164. MLB Island
6th Grade.
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165. Crystololopolus
6th Grade.
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166. Dragon Islands
6th Grade.
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167. Story Island
6th Grade.
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168. Climate Island
6th Grade.
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173. Sea Island
6th Grade.
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191. Star Island
6th Grade.
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192. Skull Island
6th Grade.
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195. Imagined Sippur, the greatest city state
6th Grade.
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196. Galaxy Island
6th Grade.
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198. Three Swifty Islands
6th Grade.
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202. Coconut Island
6th Grade.
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205. Splat
6th Grade.
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252. Lunar Island
6th Grade.
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253. Pirate Island
6th Grade.
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254. Dream Land
6th Grade.
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255. Forbidden Island
6th Grade.
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256. Catfiti
6th Grade.
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257. Map of the Afterlife
6th Grade.
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258. Antarctica
6th Grade.
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259. Flower Island
6th Grade.
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261. Celestia
6th Grade.
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262. Dog Island
6th Grade.
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263. Fruit Island
6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.263.jpeg
264. Tayland
6th Grade.
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265. Your Map to Passion
6th Grade.
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266. Ski-Topia
6th Grade.
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267. Instrument Island
6th Grade.
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268. Candy Island
6th Grade.
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269. Ducky Island
6th Grade.
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271. Cheese Island
6th Grade.
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272. Pacific Beach Map
6th Grade.
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273. Blossom Island
6th Grade.
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274. A New World
6th Grade.
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275. Sun Island
6th Grade.
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276. Shrug Island
6th Grade.
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277. Ancient Island of Eyjon
6th Grade.
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278. Saturn the Space Island
6th Grade.
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279. The Island of Mythical Creatures
6th Grade.
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281. Butterfly Island
6th Grade.
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282. Melody and Harmony
6th Grade.
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283. Rean Island
6th Grade.
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284. Spirit Island
6th Grade.
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285. Summerland
6th Grade.
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286. Bingo’s World
6th Grade.
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287. Lobsterland
6th Grade.
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288. Switzerland
6th Grade.
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289. Orabella Island
6th Grade.
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308. Brunswick
6th Grade.
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309. The Mixed-Up States of America
6th Grade.
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311. Parkway Garden Homes Chicago
6th Grade.
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312. Odentia Island
6th Grade.
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313. Doom Deer Island
6th Grade.
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314. Cyclone Island
6th Grade.
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315. Hawaii
6th Grade.
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316. Isle of the Phantom
6th Grade.
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317. Dino Hideout
6th Grade.
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318. Twayu (Land of Water)
6th Grade.
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319. Wood Island
6th Grade.
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328. Map of District 12
6th Grade.
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334. Fleet of Islands
6th Grade.
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110. Dragon’s Reef
6th Grade.
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130. Totoro Island
6th Grade.
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140. United States
6th Grade.
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160. Dinoland
6th Grade.
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260. Bandits World
6th Grade.
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270. Boston College lax
6th Grade.
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280. Always Land
6th Grade.
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310. The Isole
6th Grade.
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Entries for 2024 Mapmaking Contest
Voting will go live on Saturday, May 11th at noon.
Top Twelve
Map of the Nonterra Islands
Mattimeo R. of Standish
Homeschool – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.102.jpg
Journey to Jaws Cave
Alena B. of Greene
Fiddlehead School of Arts & Science – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.108.jpg
Europe 1944 – World War 2
Aleksander W. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.118.jpg
Train of Thoughts
Julia H. of South Berwick
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
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Lupine Reef
Meara P. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Story Isle
Scotia B. of Montville
Homeschool – 6th Grade.
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Falcon Island
Maggie M. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe School – 5th Grade.
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Sock Land
Rowan C. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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The Floating Islands of Farinedel
Kellen M. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Fantasy Island
Lothian M. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Antarctica
Cooper W. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Vegaslow
Grace H. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 4th Grade.
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All Entries
Sorted by last name:
Doom Deer Island
Greta A. of West Bath
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Islands of Myths
Jackson A. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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The United States of America
Lucas A. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Ancient Island of Eyjon
Owyn A. of Kittery
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Chick Island
Emma A. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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IPad Island
Alex A. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Unicorn Island
Dino A. of Brunswick
Brunswick Junior High School – 6th Grade.
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Wilderness Island
Eli B. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Emoji Island
Elsa B. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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The Tjardin Islands
Gabriel B. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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A New World
Matthew B. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Melody and Harmony
Scarlet B. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Enchanted Isle
Sidney B. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Hoptropica
Ellie B. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Dog Island
Hudson B. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Totoro Island
Emily B. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr High – 6th Grade.
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Story Isle
Scotia B. of Montville
Homeschool – 6th Grade.
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Twayu (Land of Water)
Caleb B. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Dolphin Island
Finley B. of Gorham
Great Falls Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Broken Heart Island
Maia B. of Lewiston
Fiddlehead School of Art & Science – 4th Grade.
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Albainya Island
Samuel B. of Eliot
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
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Map of Totality
Lucy B. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Sepratearia
Benjamin B. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Ecosystem Map
Maya B. of Portland
Waynflete Academy – 4th Grade.
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Lagoon of Shadows
Benjamin B. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Journey to Jaws Cave
Alena B. of Greene
Fiddlehead School of Arts & Science – 6th Grade.
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The Island of Mythical Creatures
Penelope B. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Carthya
Eli B. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Katahdin Island
Genevieve B. of Seal Harbor
Mt. Desert Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Cretacia
Carter B. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Bingo”s World
Waverly B. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Treasure Island
Layla B. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary School – 5th Grade.
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Fruit Island
Harper C. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Brunswick
Elliot C. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr High – 6th Grade.
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The Swift Islands
Anna C. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe – 5th Grade.
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Land of Life
Lydia C. of West Kennebunk
Sea Road School – 4th Grade.
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Conway, NH and Fryeburg, ME
James C. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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The Isole
Kevin C. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Cheese Island
Linnea C. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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The Titans Eye
Mayla C. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Sunflower Island
Alivia C. of Limington
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Rare Birds of Maine
Laura C. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Tayland
Harper C. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Arborea
Donovan C. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Shark Island
Reece C. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Fireworks Forest
Camille C. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Evergreen Island
Jira C. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Tortured Pezza”s Island
Bailey C. of Falmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.294.jpeg
Sock Land
Rowan C. of Gorham
Narragansett – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.183.jpeg
Olivia Rodrigo Island
Faye C. of York
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.307.jpeg
Fantasyopolis
Corinne C. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Realm of Jewels
Valerie C. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.199.jpeg
Treasure Island
Rylie C. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.249.jpeg
Olympus Island
Weston C. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stow Elementary – 5th Grade.
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the forbidden land
Zachary C. of Auburn
Fiddlehead School of Arts & Sciences – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.124.jpg
Pretzel Island
Finnegan C. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Ducky Island
Karalynn D. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Fairyland
Vivian D. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.105.jpg
Tragic Topia
Sabian D. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.139.jpeg
Fring!
Lydi D. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Pacman Frog Mania
Ryan D. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.212.jpeg
Elm Island
Winslow D. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Magic Island
Melissa D. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.135.jpeg
Ben Franklin Island
Shepard D. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Dragon Islands
Luka D. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.166.jpeg
Switzerland
Zoey D. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Three Swifty Islands
Morgan D. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.198.jpeg
Chicken Nugget Island
Rogan D. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.134.jpeg
Boston College lax
Kate D. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.270.jpeg
Rean Island
Sawyer D. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.283.jpeg
Catfiti
Chloe D. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.256.jpeg
Annanberg
Kate E. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.219.jpeg
King Islands
Noelle E. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.161.jpeg
1st Island
Yosuf F. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.240.jpeg
Wonder Island
Olivia F. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.298.jpeg
Eclipse Island
Anna F. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.112.jpg
United Islands
Grace F. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.156.jpeg
Sports Island
Sam F. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.179.jpeg
4 Elements Island
Reece F. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.291.jpeg
Bandits World
Ellie F. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.260.jpeg
Lunar Island
Annabelle F. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.252.jpeg
The Horror Isles
Henry F. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.120.jpg
Isle of the Phantom
Campbell F. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.316.jpeg
Isle of Sweets
Jaxon F. of West Gardiner
Homeschool – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.336.jpeg
Otter Island
Stella F. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.155.jpeg
Starry Island
Grace G. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.144.jpeg
Forbidden Island
Brennan G. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.255.jpeg
Sun Island
Maggie G. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.275.jpeg
Hidden Bay
Finley G. of South Berwick
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.296.jpeg
Fiction Island
McKenzie G. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.247.jpeg
Weird Island
Adelyn G. of Buxton
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.237.jpeg
The Lost Land
Nathaniel G. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.131.jpeg
Turtle Island
Charlotte G. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.158.jpeg
Skull Island
Serenity G. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.192.jpeg
Summerland
Vita G. of Cape Neddick
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Pirate Island
Annabelle H. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.253.jpeg
Flower Island
Delanie H. of Cape Neddick
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.259.jpeg
Fun Island
Sybil H. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.106.jpg
Train of Thoughts
Julia H. of South Berwick
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.126.jpg
Lost Land
Elijah H. of Gray
Fiddlehead School of Arts & Sciences – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.125.jpg
Your Map to Passion
Hina H. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.265.jpeg
Fleet of Islands
Evelyn H. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.334.jpeg
Music Island
Lily H. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.187.jpeg
Fire Rock Island
Kinsley H. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.189.jpeg
Elm Island
Sydney H. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.137.jpeg
Reader”s Edge Islands
Ava H. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Butterfly Island
Riley H. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.281.jpeg
Vegaslow
Grace H. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.300.jpeg
Snake Island
William H. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.235.jpeg
Swiftie Islands
Hazel H. of Eliot
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.306.jpeg
Splat
Finley H. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.205.jpeg
United States
Bentley J. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.140.jpeg
Story Island
Ana J. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.209.jpeg
Wood Island
Taveon K. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.319.jpeg
Orabella Island
Zoe K. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.289.jpeg
Uniqueland
Dhianbir K. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.333.jpeg
The Map of Totality
Rasmus K. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.208.jpeg
Sus Island
Erin Macey K. of Eliot
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.338.jpeg
[Untitled]
Liam L. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.104.jpg
Disney Island
Idella L. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.107.jpg
Star Island
Destiny L. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.191.jpeg
Tigress Island
Chevelle L. of Eliot
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.115.jpg
The Lost Island
Nico L. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.136.jpeg
Imasanare
Greater-Favor L. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Pacific Beach Map
Lucy M. of Cape Neddick
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Blob Island
Harper M. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.203.jpeg
Fantasy Island
Lothian M. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.241.jpeg
The True Ones
Isabelle M. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Dream Island
Phu M. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.215.jpeg
The Map of the Islands
Beckham M. of Yarmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Sunny Days on the Farm
Arya M. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.177.jpeg
The MVP Islands
Eli M. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.246.jpeg
The Forbidden Island
Eva M. of South Berwick
Marshwood Great Works – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.302.jpeg
Treasure Island
Caroline M. of Brunswick
Brunswick – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.157.jpeg
Ski-Topia
Harper M. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.266.jpeg
Jane Goodall Island
Sage M. of Hollis Center
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Clade Theropoda
Piper M. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Arula the Mushroom Island
Teagan M. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.132.jpeg
Duck Island
Patrick M. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.129.jpg
Center Earth
Sully M. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Mount Pow
Robbie M. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Parkway Garden Homes Chicago
John M. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.311.jpeg
The Floating Islands of Farinedel
Kellen M. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.227.png
Map of the Afterlife
Coco M. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.257.jpeg
Deer Country Island
Noah M. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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7 Continents of Planet Earth
Dubai M. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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New Hampshire
Virginia M. of Gorham
Great Falls Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.111.jpg
Butterfly Island
Mila M. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.248.jpeg
Alaska
Brody M. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.163.jpeg
My Dinosaur Pangea
Hannah M. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.181.jpeg
[Untitled]
Mehdi M. of Gorham
Great Falls Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.340.jpeg
Story Island
Lillian M. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.167.jpeg
Nature Valley
Oliver M. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.127.jpg
Celestia
Elliana M. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.261.jpeg
Falcon Island
Maggie M. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Sch – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.171.jpeg
Dragonbarrow
Liam M. of South Berwick
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.303.jpeg
Neverland
Beatriz N. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Crystololopolus
Seamus N. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Fairytale Hollow
Arielle N. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Hollis Island
Haley N. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Instrument Island
Holly Anne N. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Scattered Islands
Zoe N. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.216.jpeg
Tesoro de Pollo
Shiloh N. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.119.jpg
Shrug Island
Molly O. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.276.jpeg
Spirit Island
Stellan O. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.284.jpeg
Dragon”s Reef
Milana P. of Brunswick
Brunswick Junior High School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.110.jpg
Howlers Island
Kaya P. of South Berwick
Great Works Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.305.jpeg
Map of District 12
Olivia P. of South Berwick
Marshwood Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.328.jpeg
The Tea Islands
Agnes P. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.229.jpeg
Dega
Oliver P. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.290.jpeg
Sport Kings Island
Reid P. of Gorham
Village Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.145.jpeg
Maine
Avery P. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.220.jpeg
Odentia Island
Elise P. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.312.jpeg
The Water”s Edge
Alice P. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.335.jpeg
Lupine Reef
Maera P. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.133.png
Sea Island
Madelyn P. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.173.jpeg
Eon Lagoon Island
Livia P. of Gorham
Great Falls Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.184.jpeg
Blue Island
Alice P. of Gorham
Great Falls Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.331.jpeg
Lobsterland
Whitney P. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.287.jpeg
Map of the Constellations
Baxter P. of Cumberland
Waynflete School – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.116.jpg
The Mixed-Up States of America
Iris P. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.309.jpeg
The Eleanor Roosevelt Islands
Ella Q. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.178.jpeg
Candy Island
Isabella R. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.268.jpeg
Pactopia
Violet R. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.190.jpeg
Perfect Floating Island with an Imperfect Person
Isabel R. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.214.jpeg
Canonville
Drew R. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.225.jpeg
Robot Island
Nathan R. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.324.jpeg
The Lost Land of Perdida
Evelyn R. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.113.jpg
Aquaria
Rebecca R. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.330.jpeg
Map of the Nonterra Islands
Mattimeo R. of Standish
Homeschool – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.102.jpg
City 7
Link R. of Standish
Homeschool – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.103.jpg
Dinoland
Reece R. of West Bath
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.160.jpeg
Cat Island
Catherine R. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.322.jpeg
Mystery Island
Quinnton R. of South Portland
Greater Portland Christian School – 5th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.233.jpeg
Imagination Land
Gabriella S. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.239.jpeg
Eclipse Island
Nathan S. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.154.jpeg
Blossom Island
Liv S. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.273.jpeg
Amelia Earhart”s Tracks
Paige S. of Limington
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.150.jpeg
Imagined Sippur, the greatest city state
Isaac S. of Portland
Waynflete Academy – 6th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.195.jpeg
Goblin Hideout
Noah S. of Portland
Waynflete Academy – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.200.jpeg
Kim Island
Rayhana S. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
See larger at https://oshermaps.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/24.174.jpeg
Hawaii
Kenzie S. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Busy Bird Island
Emily S. of South Berwick
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
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Apex Island
Wilder S. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Samely Island
Hope S. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Paint Island and the Invisible Treasure
Amelia S. of South Berwick
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
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Islandia
Isla S. of Eliot
Marshwood Great Works School – 4th Grade.
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Coconut Island
Ellie S. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Camila Cabello Land
Brynn S. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Galaxy Island
Kaylee S. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Always Land
Penelope S. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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100 Acre Wood
Natalie S. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Hidden Island
Edison S. of Gorham
Naragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Dream Land
Alexis S. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Wyonegonic Camps
Caroline S. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Estain – The Dead Isle
Abbott S. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Moonshine
Zuzanka S. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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MLB Island
Maxx S. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr High – 6th Grade.
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Air Balloon Map
Evelyn S. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Rocky Valley
Lydia S. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Dog Island
Benjamin S. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Pangaea
Beatrix T. of Portland
Waynflete Academy – 4th Grade.
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Elemental Domains
Jack T. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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[Untitled]
Tenley T. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Dino Hideout
Lincoln V. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Good Good
Connor V. of Yarmouth
Yarmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Country Singer Island
London W. of Brunswick
Brunswick Junior High School – 6th Grade.
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Maple Island
Rachel W. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Cyclone Island
Ben W. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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World Map in Flags
Elli W. of Cumberland
Waynflete Academy – 5th Grade.
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Animal Island
Sparrow W. of Hollis
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Duck World
James W. of Brunswick
Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Washington Islands
Lincoln W. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr High – 6th Grade.
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Diamond Island
Ollie W. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Europe 1944 – World War 2
Aleksaner W. of Falmouth
Falmouth Elementary – 5th Grade.
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Nature Island
Breyon W. of Hollis Center
Hollis Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Paradise Islands
Quigley W. of Gorham
Narragansett Elementary – 4th Grade.
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Climate Island
Jamie W. of Brunswick
Brunswick Jr. High – 6th Grade.
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Antarctica
Cooper W. of York
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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Saturn the Space Island
Olivia Y. of Cape Neddick
York Middle School – 6th Grade.
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By Roberta Ransley-Matteau, Cartographic Cataloger at the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education
“Long and attentive inquiry and observation had convinced the writer, that the real value and character of the extensive wilderness in the interior was very imperfectly understood, even by those to whom a correct knowledge of it was important…” From the preface by Moses Greenleaf for A Statistical View of the District of Maine, 1816.
This is one of a collection of 14 manuscript surveys by Moses Greenleaf and his brother Ebenezer. Pictured here is the Plan of Wallahgas River ca. 1820.
Township No. 5 in the 8th Range surveyed by Moses and Ebenezer Greenleaf. Grid pattern shows public and private ownership near the Ebeemee Lake or Indian Lake and Pleasant River. Township No. 5 is Harrington.
The survey includes a key to the various types of trees that grow in the area and includes ponds and lakes.
Plan of Matawamkeag River from the Forks to Baskahegan Falls surveyed by Joseph Treat & Eben. Greenleaf.
Plan of Orland: Barcode 58069
Plan of part of Bucksport annexed to Orrington: Barcode 58072
Plan of the town of Brewer: Barcode 58059
Eddington: Barcode 58073
Sebech Stream: Barcode 58076
Part of Sebek Pond: Barcode 58062
Plan of Township N 1-4th Range transcribed from a plan taken in 1795: Barcode 58070
Plan of 10,046 Acres belonging to Sewall Salisbury & Co. in the north part of Jarvis Gore: Barcode 58068
Letter to Hon. Daniel Dewey, Esq.: Barcode 58089 (Greenleaf concerned about land settlement)
Plan of No. 6 & 7 8th Range: Barcode 58075
By Roberta Ransley-Matteau, Cartographic Cataloger at the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education
This is one of a collection of 14 manuscript surveys by Moses Greenleaf and his brother Ebenezer. Pictured here is the Plan of Wallahgas River ca. 1820.
Township No. 5 in the 8th Range surveyed by Moses and Ebenezer Greenleaf. Grid pattern shows public and private ownership near the Ebeemee Lake or Indian Lake and Pleasant River. Township No. 5 is Harrington.
The survey includes a key to the various types of trees that grow in the area and includes ponds and lakes.
Plan of Matawamkeag River from the Forks to Baskahegan Falls surveyed by Joseph Treat & Eben. Greenleaf.
Plan of Orland: Barcode 58069
Plan of part of Bucksport annexed to Orrington: Barcode 58072
Plan of the town of Brewer: Barcode 58059
Eddington: Barcode 58073
Sebech Stream: Barcode 58076
Part of Sebek Pond: Barcode 58062
Plan of Township N 1-4th Range transcribed from a plan taken in 1795: Barcode 58070
Plan of 10,046 Acres belonging to Sewall Salisbury & Co. in the north part of Jarvis Gore: Barcode 58068
Letter to Hon. Daniel Dewey, Esq.: Barcode 58089 (Greenleaf concerned about land settlement)
Plan of No. 6 & 7 8th Range: Barcode 58075
World Makers Summer Camp
If you are between the ages of 9 and 12, we invite you to join us for a week of inventing, building, and mapping imagined worlds this summer! Your created worlds will be used for
• roleplaying
• gaming
• storytelling
• and more!
Details:
Dates:
• July 21-25th (Portland)
• August 4-8th (Lewiston)
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Ages: Open to ages 9-12
Cost: $350
Lunch not provided
Payment must be completed by May 1st. Link for payment will be emailed after registering.
Discounted price if paid by mailed check before March 15th – $325
We have limited scholarship funds, please reach out if you are facing financial hardship.
Map of Maine by State Highway Commission. See larger: https://oshermaps.org/map/1553
Chris. A. Gallagher, “God Save Ireland,” Minneapolis: Emerald Publishing Company, 1895. Osher Map Library Collection, University of Southern Maine.
Gina Marie Guadagnino, MFA, MA, is Chief of Staff and Executive Director of Public Affairs in the Office of the President at the University of Southern Maine. She received her Master’s in Irish Studies from NYU in 2022, and her debut novel, The Parting Glass, was published by Aria Books (Simon & Schuster) in 2019.
“God Save Ireland,” the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education’s recently acquired chromolithographic broadside, was produced by the Emerald Publishing Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is a beautifully preserved piece of late-19th century Irish Nationalist propaganda. With an 1895 copyright attributed to Chris. A. Gallagher, the broadside, which may have been the only item that Emerald Publishing Company produced, appears to have been designed to raise money and awareness for the Irish Republican Nationalist cause in Ireland amongst Irish Americans. Indeed, the broadside’s very title can be read as the first part of the sentiment “God Save Ireland from the English,” the italicized portion being implied.
The broadside’s imagery is divided into two sections; on the left, there are depicted scenes of English colonial atrocities perpetrated against the Irish in Ireland. This portion of the broadside bears the legend “English Argument on Irish Soil.” Above, there are images of barefoot Irish peasants – primarily women and children – being evicted from thatched cottages by armed soldiers in traditional British red coats while well-dressed men in frock coats and fashionable hats look on.[i] This is an obvious reference to the rackrenting and eviction schemes that became endemic throughout Ireland in the 19th century, through which English and Anglo-Irish landlords would increase the rent on their Irish (and predominantly Catholic) tenants until they could no longer afford to pay, and could therefore legally be evicted.[ii] Evictions were popular amongst landlords in the post-enclosure period as landowners found it to be more lucrative to use formerly occupied land for grazing or cash crops.[iii]
Below the eviction scene, there are two images side by side. In the image on the left, an English judge is shown holding a rope from behind his bench; the rope is attached to the neck of a man standing in the docket, dressed in a brown coat. This seems to indicate that the judge has already condemned the man to death. To the right, there is an image of an English constable holding a man by the throat and brandishing a billy club. The man appears to be falling to his knees; one hand grips the constable’s hand at his throat while the other hangs helplessly at his side. Although the man does not appear to be fighting back, the constable is shown ready to bring the billy club down on the man’s head. Taken together, these images are designed to demonstrate that there was no legal justice for the Irish under English colonial rule; the Irish were at the mercy of violent constables and partial judges. The brutality of these images is intended to drive home to the viewer that the Irish lacked institutional recourse for their unjust and inhumane treatment at the hands of the English.
The image below these two is that of a sailing vessel flying a red flag with a Union Jack in the upper left corner: the Red Ensign of 1801 which was flown by the British Royal Navy until 1864.[iv] The landmass behind the vessel is labeled “Van-Diemen’s Land.” As Van Diemen’s Land, which was renamed Tasmania by 1856, it seems likely that this scene is intended to reference the transportation of Irish criminals to the penal colony of New South Wales in the Famine and post-Famine eras.[v] In concert with the indictment of the biased judicial system in colonial Ireland, this serves to unite the images on the left of the broadside into a compelling narrative: faced with rackrenting, eviction, and legal injustice, Irish individuals – primarily men – who attempted to defy their English colonizers would be punished with transportation.[vi]
The final images on the left of the broadside show a man standing in what might be a witness box, leaning over the side with a smug look on his face. In one hand, he grasps a full moneybag, marked with an English pound; the box beneath his leaning arm is crudely marked “INFORMER,” indicating that he has been bribed by the English. To the right, a scene similar to the eviction shown above is displayed, labeled “1847 Famine.” This, of course, refers to the infamous potato blight that devastated the Irish peasantry from roughly 1845 – 1852. It is important to note that while the potato blight was referred to in England and the United States as the Great Famine, the Irish referred to it as An Gorta Mór: the Great Hunger. Ireland continued to produce abundant crops throughout the years of 1845 – 1852, however these crops were intended for consumption by the Anglo-Irish ascendancy class, or for exportation to England.[vii] 1847 was widely understood to be the worst year of the Great Hunger as record numbers of poor, rural Irish died of starvation and disease.[viii] Taken together, the images depicted above the legend “English Argument on Irish Soil” are intended to convey a culture of institutional cruelty, exploitation, and injustice perpetrated upon the Irish by the English colonists.
The images on the right side of the broadside provide a stark contrast from the various miseries depicted on the left. The predominant image is that of Columbia, the personification of America, standing radiantly crowned with laurels in the foreground, a collection of American Revolutionary War-era soldiers standing armed behind her. Emanating from the rays of the sun on the hills behind her are the names “Barry,” “Montgomery,” “Sullivan,” “Morgan,” and “Knox.” Each of these individuals represents an Irish-American hero of the American Revolutionary War. “Barry” most likely Commodore John Barry, sometimes known as “the father of the American Navy,” who was born in County Wexford, Ireland.[ix] “Montgomery” is Brigadier-General (and later Major-General) Richard Montgomery, whose death at the 1775 Battle of Quebec made him famous on both sides of the Atlantic as one of the most prominent “Irishmen who shed their blood in support of American Independence.”[x] “Sullivan” refers to General John Sullivan, the son of Irish immigrants who settled in New Hampshire.[xi] The victor of many battles of the American Revolution, he was noted for crossing the Delaware with George Washington.[xii] The name “Morgan” presents the modern reader with something of a conundrum; while there are several men with the surname Morgan who are considered heroes of the Revolutionary War, all of them are of Welsh extraction. It is possible that “Morgan” refers to one of these men who was mistakenly understood to be Irish in the late 19th century; it is equally possible that “Morgan” refers to someone else entirely, whose name would have been familiar to the 19th century viewer of this broadside. Given that the other names in this sequence are all military leaders, several of whom fought alongside George Washington, the former is the likeliest option, with the most prominent candidate being General Daniel Morgan.[xiii] Finally, “Knox” is Henry Knox, the son of Scots-Irish parents who rose through the ranks of the Continental Army to become a Major-General, eventually being appointed Secretary of War upon his retirement.[xiv]
In her outstretched hands, Columbia holds a golden-hilted sword. Stepping forward to take the sword is Hibernia, the personification of Ireland, whose maiden harp – a symbol of United Irish Independence – lies behind her as manacles fall from her wrists.[xv] Above Hibernia stands a collection of men wearing tunics emblazoned with shamrocks, holding aloft swords and a banner that reads “Ireland A Nation.” Below Columbia and Hibernia is written “Columbia to Erin. ‘Try this! In it I found my deliverance’” – a clear recommendation of revolution as a means of throwing off English colonialism. The legend below the right side of the broadside reads “Irish Argument on American Soil.”
The two images are bisected by a series of banners and flags; the topmost one reads “God Save Ireland.” Below this, wreathed in shamrocks, are the American flag and the green harp flag, used as a symbol of an independent Ireland since the Catholic Confederacy of 1642.[xvi] Between the flags, which are tied together, is a shield with the stars and stripes; below this hands a green banner bearing the names “Allen,” “Larkin,” and “O’Brien,” encircled with a crown of laurels. The entire collection of images is framed in shamrocks strung along ribbons: Irish tricolor on the left, stars and stripes on the right. The upper left corner of the frame reads “Emmet” while the upper right reads “Meagher.”
“Allen,” “Larkin,” and “O’Brien” are William Allen, Michael Larkin, and Michael O’Brien, collectively known as the “Manchester Martyrs.” All three were Fenians and members of the Irish Republican Brotherhood.[xvii] The three men took part in an attack on a police van in Manchester on September 18, 1867 in an attempt to rescue two prominent Fenians, Thomas J. Kelly and Timothy Deasy.[xviii] Although successful, in the process of this exploit, an English police sergeant was killed. Allen, Larkin, and O’Brien were convicted of murder on November 1, 1867, and in a speech from the dock, Allen declared “I will die proudly and triumphantly in defence of republican principles and the liberty of an oppressed and enslaved people.”[xix] The three men were sentenced to death and hanged at a public execution on November 23, 1867, after which the anniversary of their deaths was annually commemorated by those in the Irish nationalist movement.[xx]
“Emmet”, of course, is Robert Emmet, the well-known Irish revolutionary who first joined the United Irishmen’s Rebellion of 1798.[xxi] Emmet later went on to be one of the main architects of the Irish Rebellion of 1803, which is sometimes known as “Emmet’s Rebellion.” In spite of his rebellion’s abject failure, Emmet had a reputation as a romantic Irish martyr for the Nationalist cause, whose post-execution legacy was immortalized by countless Irish poets, historians, and nationalists.[xxii] He was the subject of poems, plays, and songs, and his legacy was evoked repeatedly during every subsequent movement toward Irish independence by everyone from Patrick Pearse to Eamon de Valera.[xxiii] “Meagher” refers to Thomas Francis Meagher, a revolutionary Young Irelander who was convicted of treason and transported to Van Diemen’s Land in 1849.[xxiv] He was considered a somewhat romantic figure as he had escaped the penal colony at pistol-point and made his way to North America in time to join the Union Army at the outbreak of the American Civil War.[xxv]
This collection of Irish nationalist heroes and Irish-American Revolutionary War heroes, in concert with Columbia’s decidedly martial recommendation to Hibernia, makes the message of this broadside abundantly clear: the atrocities of the British in Ireland will not end without an armed rebellion. Like American independence, Irish independence will only be achieved through revolution. The broadside itself may have been printed for sale to raise money for the Irish independence movement. The publisher appears to be Christopher A. Gallagher, a Catholic lawyer from Manchester, New Hampshire, who founded the Emerald Toilet Company (a parfumerie) in 1897 after the loss of his hearing forced him to give up practicing law.[xxvi] His parents, Richard and Cecelia Gallagher, were both ethnically Irish. He seems to have been a strong advocate of organized labor[xxvii] after his move to Minnesota in 1886, and had previously been a member of the Land League.[xxviii] He died in 1921, and was buried back in Manchester in what appears to be a family plot.[xxix]
To see the print in detail: https://oshermaps.org/map/58497.0001
The print is also on display in the OML’s current gallery exhibition: “A Pageant of Spectacles: Chromolithography in America,” November 30, 2023 – June 29, 2024.
Endnotes
[i] Kerby A. Miller, et al., “Emigrants and Exiles: Irish Cultures and Irish Emigration to North America, 1790–1922,” Irish Historical Studies 22 (September 1980): 97–125.
[ii] Kevin Kenny, “Irish emigration, ca. 1845–1900,” in James Kelly, ed. The Cambridge History of Ireland Volume 3, gen. ed. Thomas Bartlett, 4 vols (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018.): 666–87.
[iii] Ibid
[iv] Ralph Kelly, Historical Flags of Australia, https://www.flagsaustralia.com.au/HistoricalFlags.htm, 2021.
[v] Patrick O’Farrell, “The Irish in Australia and New Zealand, 1791–1870.” in A New History of Ireland, Vol. V. Ireland Under the Union, I, 1801–70., ed. W.E. Vaughan, (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1989): 661–681.
[vi] Ibid
[vii] Kevin Kenny, “Irish emigration, ca. 1845–1900,” in James Kelly, ed. The Cambridge History of Ireland Volume 3, gen. ed. Thomas Bartlett, 4 vols (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018.): 666–87.
[viii] Cormac Ó Gráda, Black ’47 and Beyond: The Great Irish Famine in History, Economy, and Memory (New Jersey: Princeton, 1999): 3–12, 84–121.
[ix] William Barry Meany, Commodore John Barry, the father of the American navy (New York: Harper & Bros, 1911), 72.
[x] Eugene A. Coyle, “From Abbyville to Quebec: The Life and Times of General Richard Montgomery,” Dublin Historical Record 54, no. 2 (2001): 146–60. http://www.jstor.org/stable/30101280.
[xi] Thomas C. Amory, “Memoir of General Sullivan.” The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography 2, no. 2 (1878): 196–210. http://www.jstor.org/stable/20084342.
[xii] Ibid 198
[xiii] Eric Anderson, “Daniel Morgan,” On Point 18, no. 3 (2013): 19–22. http://www.jstor.org/stable/26363214.
[xiv] David Ford, “MG Henry Knox,” On Point 11, no. 2 (2005): 18–18. http://www.jstor.org/stable/26357216.
[xv] Barra Boydell, “The Female Harp: The Irish Harp in 18th- and Early-19th-Century Romantic Nationalism.” RIdIM/RCMI Newsletter 20, no. 1 (1995): 10–17. http://www.jstor.org/stable/41604994.
[xvi] Emily Cullen, “Summoning Her Children to Which Flag?” History Ireland 24, no. 6 (2016): 32–34. http://www.jstor.org/stable/histirel.24.6.32.
[xvii] C.J. Woods, “Allen, William Philip.” in Dictionary of Irish Biography, (October 2009), DOI: https://doi.org/10.3318/dib.000119.v1
[xviii] Ibid
[xix] Ibid
[xx] Ibid
[xxi] Patrick M. Geoghegan, “Emmet, Robert,” in Dictionary of Irish Biography, (February 2011), DOI: https://doi.org/10.3318/dib.002921.v1
[xxii] Ibid
[xxiii] Ibid
[xxiv] Mathias Bodkin, “Thomas Francis Meagher, 1822-1867,” Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review 57, no. 225 (1968): 49–53. http://www.jstor.org/stable/30087275.
[xxv] Ibid
[xxvi] The American Perfumer and Essential Oil Review, Vol. XI, (New York: Perfumer Publishing Company: March 1916 – February 2017): 302.
[xxvii] “Want Babb’s Scalp. A Resolution Asking Him to Resign Adopted at a Meeting,” St. Paul Daily Globe (Saint Paul, MN), April 23, 1889.
[xxviii] “Home Gossip,” Andover Advertiser (Lawrence, MA), March 18, 1881.
[xxix] Ancestry.com. New Hampshire, U.S., Death and Disinterment Records, 1754-1947 . Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.