Donald and Miriam MacMillan collection
Donald and Miriam MacMillan collection
The papers of husband and wife Donald Baxter MacMillan (Bowdoin 1898, 1874-1970) and Miriam Look MacMillan (1905-1987), document exploration in the Arctic and ...
MacMillan Collection - Provincetown History Preservation Project
Photograph of Donald and Miriam MacMillan aboard the "Bowdoin." Collection: MacMillan. Format: Photo. Subjects: Arctic regions, Arctic regions Discovery and ...
Collection: Donald and Miriam MacMillan collection | Bowdoin ...
Many of the MacMillan's 30 plus maritime expeditions to study the region's archaeology, ethnography, geology, botany, ornithology, and geography are documented, ...
MacMillan Collection - Provincetown History Preservation Project
September 9, 1970 letter from John Bell to Miriam MacMillan regarding the death of Donald... Collection: MacMillan. Format: Text. Subjects: Arctic regions ...
Photograph of Donald and Miriam MacMillan Aboard the Bowdoin
Photograph of Donald and Miriam MacMillan aboard the "Bowdoin." Format: Photographs; Location: Provincetown History Preservation Project; Collection (local): ...
Miriam and Donald MacMillan, Greenland, 1947 - Maine Memory ...
Donald and Miriam MacMillan work at the chart ... Miriam and Donald MacMillan, Greenland, 1947 ... Collection: Ralph Hubbard, volume IV; Object Type ...
Newspaper Article on Miriam MacMillan - Digital Commonwealth
Item Information ; Format: Newspapers ; Location: Provincetown History Preservation Project ; Collection (local):: Rear Admiral Donald B. MacMillan Collection
Donald Baxter MacMillan - Wikipedia
Donald Baxter MacMillan (November 10, 1874 – September 7, 1970) was an American explorer, sailor, researcher and lecturer who made over 30 expeditions to ...
The Schooner Bowdoin was purchased by U.S. Navy from Donald MacMillan in 1941. Commissioned as the USS Bowdoin, she was used in Greenland ...
Miriam MacMillan recording on 'Bowdoin,' 1947 - Maine Memory ...
Donald Baxter MacMillan; Creation Date: 1947; Subject Date: 1947; Location: Siorapadoo, Greenland; Media: Photo negative; Local Code: 1994.5.786; Collection: ...
Miriam Norton Look MacMillan (née Look; June 13, 1905 – August 18, 1987) was an American sailor, author, lecturer, photographer, and explorer.
Donald MacMillan, Provincetown's Heroic Explorer - Cape Cod LIFE
... Donald Baxter MacMillan Collection in the Bowdoin College Library's Special Collections. ... Miriam and Admiral Donald MacMillan with pups. Photo courtesy ...
"Miriam MacMillan Correspondence" by Miriam Look MacMillan ...
Recommended Citation. MacMillan, Miriam Look 1905-1987; Macmillan, Mrs. Donald B. 1905-1987; Jacob, Hilda McLeod; and Maine State Library, "Miriam MacMillan ...
Green Seas and White Ice. Far North with Captain Mac
An account of the travels and explorations of Miriam MacMillan on her first voyage to the Arctic with Donald B. MacMillan.
Kudla and His Polar Bear | Arctic, Miriam MacMillan | First edition
Her husband, Don MacMillan, a famous Arctic explorer, was her childhood hero. Donald Macmillan not only traveled 300,000 miles charting new territory, but he ...
Celebrating the Life of Rear Admiral Donald MacMillan
Both he and his wife, Miriam—a skilled sailor who made several trips to ... In addition to his massive collection of papers and artifacts housed at the ...
Kudla and His Polar Bear by Miriam MacMillan - AbeBooks
First printing. Signed by the author, and her husband, arctic explorer Donald MacMillan, who traveled with Robert Peary on his assault on the North Pole, ...
MacMillan, Donald Baxter, 1874-1970 | Archives Catalog | AMNH
MacMillan marries Miriam Norton Look, author and educator, on March 18, 1935. Miriam will join MacMillan on at least five of his next Arctic expeditions. 1936- ...
Miriam MacMillan Correspondence - Digital Maine
Maine State Library Special Collections. September 2015. Miriam MacMillan Correspondence. Miriam Look MacMillan 1905-1987. Mrs. Donald B. Macmillan 1905-1987.
Miriam Macmillan takes her 1.5 liter (destroked K20), 747 ... - Reddit
That is absolutely incredible power, but the fact that the turbo dies within 5 miles shows why production cars don't have engines like this.