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People and Faces of Grand Isle

L: Laurence Lausier & Edna Sirois-Ouellette, 1925. R: Leon Lausier & Zelia Therrien-Lausier.

    Grand Isle on Wheels

    Estelle Bouchard, daughter of Jean Bouchard and Alma Corbin, 1926.

      Lavoie-Martin Family

      The Lavoie-Martin Family

        In the Logging & Sugar Camps

        Horse and oxen were widely used in the woods until the 1950s. Men spent half the year farming and half logging.

          The Saint John River

          Grand Isle had a series of piers and anchors to chain the booms to corral logs during the river drive. They were held until the water was high enough.

            Potatoes, Potatoes, Potatoes!

            Spraying the fields at Lavertu Farm in St. David, Maine. 

              School Children of Grand Isle


                The Nuns & Sisters of Grand Isle

                SR. LUCILLE PICARD, 1917 - 2007

                  Buildings & Places in Grand Isle, Maine


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