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Featured Interviews on "A Place Apart"
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Elsie Gibson raised four sons
while running Libby Camps after her husband died in 1959. She
ran the camp until 1977 when she sold them to her son, Matt
Libby.
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Christina Tree has been
travelling and vacationing in Maine since her childhood and
writing about it for the Boston Globe for nearly 30 years.
She's the co-author of Explorer's Guides to Massachusetts,
Vermont, and New Hampshire, along with Best Places to
Stay in New England. A resident of Boston, she was the
first writer to receive the New England Innkeepers Award.
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Sally and Jim Littlefield are fourth generation
innkeepers of the Oakland House in Brooksville. The original
inn was opened in 1889 and is now an extensive complex of
buildings on Eggemoggin Reach.
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Richard D'Abate is the Executive
Director of the Maine Historical Society. Formerly the
Associate Director of the Maine Humanities Council, he directed
the Land Of Norumbega Project: Maine in the Age of
Exploration, Encounter and Settlement. The project
produced, among other things, the book American
Beginnings, and The Century Project: Modern Times in
Maine and America: 1890-1930.
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