Bicentennial Primary Source Sets

Explore Maine history through local historic images, documents, and artifacts

For more in-depth history, visit the online exhibit Regional Struggle, National Story: Maine’s Path to Statehood.

Creating a Maine ldentity

Power of Maine's Vote

NOTE- this topic is for grades 3 -12

Slavery and Maine

NOTE- this topic is for grades 6 -12

Statehood and the Wabanaki

NOTE- this topic is for grades 6 -12

TROUBLE GETTING STARTED?

Let us help in your classroom

Our educators are ready to provide you with any help you need as you work with your students. The video below provides an introduction to these materials and how to use them in the classroom.

Contact

For help or to learn more, contact Lead Educator Kate Webber at kate.webber@maine.gov

Credits

Project Interns:

  • Emma Soler, Bates College
  • Devon Berkeley, Colby College
  • Stella Margarita Gonzalez, Colby College
  • Annie Martin, Colby College

Content Editor: 

  • Misa Beltran-Guzman, Colby College 

Partner Organizations: Maine Department of Education, Maine State Archives, Maine State Library, Maine State Museum, Maine Historical Society