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Yesterday's Recreation

During the last half of the 19th century Maine became a playground to people from away.The hunting and fishing in Maine's remote forest regions became accessable as steamboats and railroads became available.Enjoy these drawings and photographs of some of the better known resort camps from around Maine's mountain lakes.

Explore Maine: the series

Explore Maine is a documentary series about places to see, things to do and people in and about Maine. We welcome requests to share these documentaries for broadcast on your local access TV station.

Currently, Explore Maine can be seen on:

Great Falls TV, Lewiston/Auburn area, channel 11

Episodes available to date thus far are:

The Cribstone Bridge

The Great Falls

Maine's Paranormal Researchers

Fort Popham

Episodes upcoming are:

Moxie Days

Portland Head Light

Please let us know if you would like to have your station broadcast our documentaries. There is no charge for broadcast copies, but you may also purchse copies for your own use. each 1/2 hour episode is available on a DVD.

For more info email your request to bpsoucy@remembermemedia.com

These episodes may also be viewed online at :

http://www.banddmusicservice.com.

New Works by D.L. Soucy

These are some of the finished works of mine. More to come....

Do you remember?

I'm going to begin sharing my postcard collection here. See if you can guess where the scenes were taken, and how long ago.

This card is a picture of Belfast Landing. Steamboats picked up cargo and passengers at places called landings,and there were many around the state of Maine.A steamer from the Eastern SteamShip Company is moored at the wharf.

This card is of the Mill Creek area in Thomaston.This is the site of one of the earlier sawmills in the state of Maine.

The sawmill project is coming along fine,and should be available in the spring of 2008.Until then,I've compiled a short trailer called "A Day At Springer's Mill".These stills and videos are from their annual fundraising event to help preserve and restore the Scribner Mill in Harrison Maine.If you'd like to learn more about this living history project please visit them at www.scribnersmill.org. The video itself can be seen in the player on the main page.

Goodalls Sawmill postcard

Some of you have asked about my photography. I am currently developing a portfoolio at wishstock, and it can be purchased there.

My Gallery

The address is...

http://www.wish-stock.com/Wishstock_Link.cfm?phogid=1777