George Shepard Page
Photograph of “The Landing at Camp Kennebago” at the Oquossoc Angling Association, inscribed by George Shepard Page and dated 1872. This was a private camp located at Indian Rock at the confluence of the Rangeley and Kennebago Rivers; George Shepard Page was one of the Association’s founders and served as President.
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Photograph of “The Landing at Camp Kennebago” at the Oquossoc Angling Association, inscribed by George Shepard Page. This was a private camp located at Indian Rock at the confluence of the Rangeley and Kennebago Rivers; George Shepard Page was one of the Association’s founders and served as President.
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Postcard showing the camps at the Oquossoc Angling Association, circa 1900. This was a private camp located at Indian Rock at the confluence of the Rangeley and Kennebago Rivers; George Shepard Page was one of the Association’s founders and served as President.
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Advertisement for the Bema Springs hatchery founded by Henry O. Stanley and his cousin, George Shepard Page. This hatchery was located somewhere at Bemis on the southeastern side of Mooselookmeguntic Lake.
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George Shepard Page