50's Stove wanted in Maine

[hazelaugh]

Hi,

I receive occasional e-mails from the Maine Maritime Academy in Bath, and noticed this request: 

 

<span style="font-size:14.6667px;font-family:Candara, "Trebuchet MS", Arial, sans-serif;">WANTED: ENAMELED KITCHEN RANGE CIRCA 1950-60s</span>

 



We are looking for an oil/kerosene-burning enameled kitchen range typical of the 1950-1960 era for use in a lighthouse keeper's house exhibit. Please contact Curator of Exhibits Chris Hall at 443-1316 x326 or [email protected] for details.

 

Any suggestions for their curator?

I'll e-mail him to check out "AW" too.

 Jon

 

[wayupnorth]

Jon, Maine Maritime Academy must be building the lighthouse keepers exhibit at Bath Iron Works, as the Academy itself is located further up the coast in Castine. I have been thorough a few lighthouses on our coast and they are amazing places to see.

 

[hazelaugh]

Things are heating up in Maine today!

Yo tim,

Good catch, you sharpie you.

The request is coming from the Maine Maritime MUSEUM, in Bath.

Needless to say, these people FROM AWAY, need to be kept in line, don't they?

FYI, i do own a camp in Jonesport.

Are you from Lucerne? 

 

[wayupnorth]

Yes Jon, I live on the lake in Lucerne. Jonesport is a nice, quiet place an hour or so from me up US Route 1. I am not sure if the Museum and Academy have ties or not.

 

[hazelaugh]

I think the museum and the academy are not related tim.

I always liked that wide.expanse of route 1A around the Lucerne Inn.

Hopefully the museum.finds a stove for their exhibit.

And thanks.for dropping by to chat.

I'll be sure to.tip my wing on my next.downeast.flyby.