Richard Judd is Associate Professor of History, University of Maine. He is the author of Aroostook: A Century of Logging in Northern Maine and the editor of the Maine Historical Society Quarterly. His Ph.D. is from the University of California at Irvine.
	Wayne & Shan Snell are the owners of Wilson's on Moosehead in Greenville, Maine. Wilson's started in 1865 and is the oldest continuously running sporting camp on Moosehead Lake - and one of the oldest in Maine. The Snell's have owned the camps since 1983.
	Matt Libby is the most recent generation to run Libby Camps in Ashland, Maine. The Libby family came to Maine from England in the 1660's and were original settlers of Oxbow. Around 1885 they started Libby Hotel and, in the 1890's went into the sporting camp business.

HISTORY TIMELINE | ARTS & CULTURE TIMELINE | NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE | CLASSROOM | HISTORY LINKS | SITE INDEX

	HOME: The Story of Maine on the Maine Public Broadcasting Network was made in partnership with the Maine State Museum. Major funding was provided by the  Institute of Museum and Library Services, a federal agency committed to fostering innovation, leadership and a lifetime of learning. Additional funding provided by Elsie Viles.
Major funding for previous seasons of  HOME: The Story of Maine was made possible by a grant from Rural Development, a part of the USDA. Special support is provided by The Maine State Museum and Northeast Historic Films.