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SUMMARY:Malaga Island with Kate McBrien
DESCRIPTION:  \nCourtesy of Peter K. Roberts \nMaine State Archivist Kate McBrien explores the true history of the community who lived on Malaga Island\, off the coast of Phippsburg\, Maine\, in the late 1800s with an engaging presentation and discussion. This program examines the individuals who were part of this community and the State’s actions to evict them from their homes through the complex history of racism and eugenics in Maine. \n  \n  \n  \n \nKate McBrien currently serves as Maine State Archivist\, overseeing Maine State Government’s archives and records management programs. As curator of the award winning exhibition “Malaga Island\, Fragmented Lives”\, Kate is also an historian for the Malaga Island community. She previously held positions as Chief Curator and Director of Public Engagement at the Maine Historical Society and as the Curator of Historic Collections for The Maine State Museum. \n  \n  \n  \nThis program is free and open to the public\, and donations are gratefully accepted. Suggested donation – $5. \nPreregistration is required. \nRegistration for this program is closed. Thank you for your interest and please check out our upcoming offerings! \n 
URL:https://www.lincolncountyhistory.org/event/malaga-island-with-kate-mcbrien/
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SUMMARY:Put In Their Place: Criminalizing the Other In Early New England
DESCRIPTION:REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. \nPreregistration (below) is required to receive the Zoom link for this program.  \nLincoln County’s history is full of stories of valour\, civic leaders\, and enterprising community builders.  \nBut the area’s history was also shaped by thieves\, murderers\, ladies of the night\, and others accused of crimes here. Then\, as today\, criminalization intersects with social issues like race\, gender\, and class. In this talk\, Aimée Keithan delves into the people behind the crimes. Using Jailer’s Accounts to place the accused within the physical environment of the Wiscasset Old Jail\, she shares how social biases impacted prisoners’ lives\, and begins to restore the humanity and stories of individuals who history has suppressed.  \n  \n \nAbout our Speaker: \n  \nAimée Keithan\, Ph.D. is a buildings archaeologist and architectural historian\, currently working as Pejepscot History Center’s Museum Services Manager in Brunswick. She has held research fellowships at George Washington’s Mount Vernon and the Preservation of Newport County in Rhode Island. Her research focuses on using the material culture of architecture to reveal the history of marginalized populations.  \n  \n  \nPlease register using the form below. After registering\, you should see a confirmation page indicating that your registration was successful. You will not receive a confirmation email\, so please take note of your confirmation screen now. \n  \nThe link for the talk should arrive in your email the day before the talk. In some cases\, you may need to check your spam folder or filter settings to make sure you can accept emails from lchamaine1954@gmail.com. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.lincolncountyhistory.org/event/put-in-their-place-criminalizing-the-other-in-early-new-england/
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SUMMARY:Silent Witnesses: The Architecture of Justice in Early New England
DESCRIPTION:Registration is now closed for this talk. \nColonial gaols or jails were often small\, makeshift spaces\, intended as holding places before criminal punishment was executed. But by the mid-nineteenth century huge institutional prison complexes were being built all over the country. Aimée Keithan examines the development of penal and judicial architecture using the Pownalborough Courthouse\, Wiscasset Old Jail\, and other examples to illustrate that changes in architectural design were intended to deliberately manipulate the behavior of those accused of crime\, attempting to shape them into “productive” members of society.  \n  \n \n  \nAimée Keithan\, Ph.D. is a buildings archaeologist and architectural historian\, currently working as Pejepscot History Center’s Museum Services Manager in Brunswick. She has held research fellowships at  \nGeorge Washington’s Mount Vernon and the Preservation of Newport County in Rhode Island. Her research focuses on using the material culture of architecture to reveal the history of marginalized populations.  \n  \nPlease register using the form below. After registering\, you should see a confirmation page indicating that your registration was successful. You will not receive a confirmation email\, so please take note of your confirmation screen. \n  \nThe link for the talk should arrive in your email the day before the talk. In some cases\, you may need to check your spam folder or filter settings to make sure you can accept emails from lchamaine1954@gmail.com. \n 
URL:https://www.lincolncountyhistory.org/event/silent-witnesses-the-architecture-of-justice-in-early-new-england/
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