Bunker, Lyndon

Cranberry Road: GCI 1919-1950 - Wini Smart

A brief history of Great Cranberry between 1919 and 1950. Covering the businesses and activities of islanders. Including many of Betty Hartleys recollections.

Lindon "Tud" Bunker and Michael J. (Mickey) Macfarlan

Lindon Bunker (with unusual cigarette) and Michael J. (Mickey) Macfarlan (with pipe) in suits. Mid-late 1960s.

Cranberry Cove Restaurant, 27 Shore Front Road, Great Cranberry Island, Cranberry Isles, Hancock County, ME

“In 1967, Ada Rice and her sister Leona MacAllister decided to start a restaurant on Cranberry Island. Their husbands, Charles Rice and “Red” MacAllister were willing to build it on land they owned on Spurling Cove. This …

Cranberry Wall of Fame - Hannah Gower-Fox, 2023

A booklet detailing each of the individual photographs of people on the 'Cranberry Wall of Fame' in the Museum. Contains information regarding the names; occupations; significant life partners; family members; and houses on the island. Pro…