From collection Eastern Illustrating & Publishing Company Collection
LB2010.9.120379
Three cabins stand in a line near the wooded shore at Moosehead Lake. The rusic, single-story camps are sided with logs and have front porches made out of tree limbs. Spencer Bay, the location of several sporting camps by the mid-20th century, is a major eastern arm of Moosehead Lake, known for its pristine remotenes, beauty, and recreational appeal - particularly fishing. The image shows cracking, due to emulsion shrinkage on the negative's acetate. A note on the negative sleeve reads: "Original owned by Amory Houghton, Spencer Bay Club, Moosehead Lake, Greenville, Maine Winter address: Belfast, Maine"
