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Belle Leavitt Maine
Maine attorney Belle Ashton Leavitt with her law partner and brother-in-law Fred J. Allen, member of the Maine Legislature. Allen was married to Ida S. Leavitt, Belle Leavitt's sister. Belle Leavitt was the third woman admitted to the Maine Bar Association. Admitted to the Bar in 1900, Leavitt lived in Sanford, Maine. Photographic print from glass negative.
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Belle Leavitt Maine (cropped)
Maine attorney Belle Ashton Leavitt with her law partner and brother-in-law Fred J. Allen, member of the Maine Legislature. Allen was married to Ida S. Leavitt, Belle Leavitt's sister. Belle Leavitt was the third woman admitted to the Maine Bar Association. Admitted to the Bar in 1900, Leavitt lived in Sanford, Maine. Photographic print from glass negative.
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Leavitt & Co. Sanford
The store of Leavitt & Co. on the Main Street of Sanford, York County, Maine, in about 1892. The building was later converted by the Leavitt family into a movie theater called the Theatre Comique. The building was later purchased by St. Ignatius Church and moved to Wentworth Street. The Leavitt family subsequently built the Leavitt Theatre on the site. Retouched by MarmadukePercy. Print from 6 x 8 glass negative.
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Noon hour, Goodall Worsted Co. These are not the youngest. Young girls too. Sanford, Me. - NARA - 523185
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Noon hour, Sanford Mfg. Co., Sanford, Me. Some young boys and girls employed here. LOC nclc.01696
Title: Noon hour, Sanford Mfg. Co., Sanford, Me. Some young boys and girls employed here. Abstract: Photographs from the records of the National Child Labor Committee (U.S.) Physical description: 1 photographic print. Notes: Textile mill workers.; Rest periods.
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Noon hour, Sanford Mfg. Co. Sanford, Me. LOC nclc.01695
Title: Noon hour, Sanford Mfg. Co. Sanford, Me. Abstract: Photographs from the records of the National Child Labor Committee (U.S.) Physical description: 1 photographic print. Notes: Boys.; Textile mill workers.; Textile industry.; Mills.; Rest periods.
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Original Sanford Mills, Sanford, ME
Goodall Mills (later Sanford Mills), Sanford, Maine. Established in 1867 by Thomas Goodall, Mill No. 1 employed 40 operatives manufacturing carriage robes and blankets.
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