Jane Arbuckle and Amanda Devine from the Maine Coast Heritage Trust recount the history of Malaga Island, which was once home to an interracial community in the early 1900s. The forcible eviction of all residents of the island due to prejudice and greed of the privileged powers-that-be at that time, including then Governor Frederick W. Plaisted,remains a stain in Maine history.
Humble Farmer – 3-15-15
Jazz and Maine humor.
Maine Made Automobiles
Car expert, Richard Fraser delivers a New Gloucester Historical Society presentation on automobiles and other vehicles built in Maine.
Portland Memorial Day Parade
Portland's 2015 Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony
Window on History – Belfast’s Civil War Flag Quilt
This program follows the story of Belfast's historic quilt as told by Megan Pinette, of Belfast Historical Society and Pam Weeks, curator of the New England Quilt Museum.
The Nina and Pinta Visit South Portland
Replicas of Columbus ships, the Nina and the Pinta, built in Brazil using old world methods stopped in South Portland on their journey of teaching around the world. Interviews with the Captains and Crews demonstrate how small the ships were and the hardships the crews must have endured