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Lyndon Oak's Historical Address at the dedication of Coburn Hall, 1888, printed p. 431888 · page image Source: University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections Image detailsLyndon Oak's Historical Address, printed p. 44: "Men of energy and enterprise cannot be restrained by State limits"1888 · page image Source: University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections Image detailsPresident Arthur A. Hauck to James A. Gannett, 9 Nov 1934: place the portraits of Hon. Lyndon Oak and John Marshall Oak in the University Library1934-11-09 · page image Source: University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections Image detailsPresident Hauck to Mrs. J. N. Parker, 47 Bramhall St., Portland, 11 Oct 1934: thanks for the portrait of her father, Hon. Lyndon Oak1934-10-11 · page image Source: University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections Image detailsPresident Hauck to Mrs. John Marshall Oak, 13 Third St., Bangor, 11 Oct 1934: thanks for the portrait of her husband1934-10-11 · page image Source: University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections Image details"Presidents of Board of Trustees, University of Maine," 1865-1963 (Hon. Lyndon Oak, 27 Nov 1883 - 25 Jun 1889). Board of Trustees records, Box 121963 · page image Source: University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections Image detailsGeorge H. Crosby to President Lloyd H. Elliott, 7 Feb 1963: Lyndon Oak's Historical Address at the dedication of Coburn Hall, 26 Jun 18881963-02-07 · page image Source: University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections Image detailsNote on the portraits of Lyndon Oak and John Marshall Oak, by Joseph B. Kahill (1932, 1933), presented in 1934 (filed 2/63)1963 · page image Source: University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections Image detailsLyndon and Rebecca Irish Oak grave marker, Evergreen Cemetery, Garland, Maine Source: Find a Grave, memorial 42365678 Image detailsLyndon Oak Memorial Library, Garland, Maine Source: Find a Grave, memorial 42365678 Image detailsThe first Oak Hall at the Maine State College (now the University of Maine), built in 1871 of brick made from campus clay and named for Lyndon Oak; it burned in 1936 Source: Raymond H. Fogler Library Special Collections, University of Maine Image details
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