Maine Humanities Council
Interviewee | Collection Sort descending | Description | Interviewer | Date of Interview | Location of Interview | Affiliation |
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Brian Bichrest | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Interview with Brian Bichrest of Harpswell, Maine. Mr. Bichrest is a gill net fisherman of the Maine Coast Community Sector. In this interview, he shares his recollections of growing up in Harpswell and observations from his experience on the water. This interview was produced with funding from the Maine Humanities Council. |
Joshua Wrigley | Harpswell, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Frank Bichrest | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
This is an interview with fisherman Frank Bichrest of Cundy's Harbor, ME. Interview contains descriptions of the groundfish fishery, shrimping, lobstering and the community of Harpswell. This interview was produced with funding from the Maine Humanities Council. |
Joshua Wrigley | Cundy's Harbor, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Eva Cushman | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Eva Cushman of Port Clyde, ME speaks about her experience working in the Port Clyde sardine factories, her husband's fishing business and life in Port Clyde, ME. This interview was produced with funding from the Maine Humanities Council. |
Joshua Wrigley | Port Clyde, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Randy Cushman | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Fisherman Randy Cushman of Port Clyde, ME shares recollections of his career on the water. Mr. Cushman is captain of the dragger, Ella Christine, out of Port Clyde and a member of the Maine Coast Community Sector.
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Joshua Wrigley | Port Clyde, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Bruce Dyer | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Interview with Bruce Dyer, a stop seine herring fisherman and lifelong resident of Cliff Island, ME. Interview contains information on Mr. Dyer's career in the stop seine herring fishery and lobster fishery, his observations on herring behavior, fishing methods, locations, fishing techniques and island life. This interview was produced with funding from the Maine Humanities Council. |
Joshua Wrigley | Cliff Island, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Robert Dyer | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Robert Dyer was born on August 4, 1931 on Chebeague Island in Casco Bay. He worked as a stop seiner, lobsterman and cannery worker for much of his life in the Portland and Casco Bay areas. He is a cousin of Bruce Dyer of Cliff Island who also sat for a recording. As of this interview in 2013, Robert was still living on Chebeague Island and in Yarmouth. Interview contains discussions of: stop seining, herring canneries, bait prices, sardine prices, locations for stop seining, whale encounters, life on Chebeague Island, purse seining, carriers, bailing and pumping herring. Robert Dyer’s |
Joshua Wrigley | Chebeague Island, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Gary Hatch | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Purse seiner Gary Hatch of Owls Head, ME recalls his career in the herring and scallop fisheries. Interview contains information on purse seining, scalloping, federal regulations, closed areas and mid-water trawling. This interview was produced with funding from the Maine Humanities Council. |
Joshua Wrigley | Owls Head, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Gary Libby | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Captain Gary Libby of Port Clyde, ME shares recollections of his career as a groundfish and shrimp fisherman. Interview contains descriptions of Maine's inshore groundfish fishery, management practices and thoughts on environmental change. This interview was produced with funding from the Maine Humanities Council. |
Joshua Wrigley | Port Clyde, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Kelo Pinkham | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Kelo Pinkham is a fisherman and lobsterman living in Boothbay Harbor, ME. During this interview, he shared information about the Northern Shrimp and groundfish fisheries. This interview was produced with funding from the Maine Humanities Council. |
Joshua Wrigley | Boothbay Harbor, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council | |
Gladden Schrock | Maine Coast Oral History Initiative |
Fisherman Gladden Schrock of South Bristol, ME shares recollections of his career in the stop seine herring fishery. Interview contains descriptions of the community of South Bristol, technical aspects of stop seining, recollections of fishing crews and mentors. This interview was produced with funding from the Maine Humanities Council. |
Joshua Wrigley | South Bristol, ME | Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, The Island Institute, Maine Humanities Council |