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New Sweden Historical Society acquires historic Clase log house. Seeks community support for restoration. full story...
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PO Box 33
New Sweden, ME, 04762
207-316-7306
Debbie Eustis-Grandy
President, lakka@atiwi.com
207-896-5240
280 Main Street
Stockholm, ME 04783
John & Rosemary Hede
1149 New Sweden Rd.
Woodland, ME 04736
PO Box 50
New Sweden, ME 04762
Bill & Jean Duncan
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MaineSwedishColony.info makes connections between organizations, schools, and individuals in the community and promotes community cultural development. Maine Swedish Colony a historical designation for the region in Aroostook County, Maine, that is loosely defined by the towns of New Sweden, Stockholm, Woodland, Connor, Perham, Westmanland, Madawaska Lake, and Caribou.
Copies of the 24 page booklet may be ordered from Maine's Swedish Colony, Inc., P.O. Box 50, New Sweden, ME 04762. The booklets are $3.00 each, sales tax included. Postage and handling costs are as follows: (US funds only). Please include your mailing address and telephone or E-mail address with order.
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The Swedish Colony historical societies originally produced this booklet with help from a Maine Arts Commission and Maine Community Foundation grant, so we were able to offer books from the original printing for free. When the original printing was gone, we paid for a second printing. So we must pass the cost along. However, the entire text is available online.
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