Documents
Audio-Visual Materials and Historical Documents
Table of Contents
- 1981 Maine AFL-CIO Convention Recordings
- Woodblock Prints Depicting Scenes from Labor History
- The Maine Socialist, Vol. 1, No. 2, Bath, Maine April 2, 1904
- List of Bureau of Labor Education Papers at the University Archives in the Fogler Library
1981 Maine AFL-CIO Convention Recordings
On the UMaine Bureau of Labor Education YouTube Channel:
- Audio: Maine AFL-CIO 1981 Convention audio recording 1 (YouTube)
- Audio: Maine AFL-CIO 1981 Convention audio recording 2 (YouTube)
- Audio: Maine AFL-CIO 1981 Convention audio recording 3 (YouTube)
- Audio: Maine AFL-CIO 1981 Convention audio recording 4 (YouTube)
If you are in need of a corrected, accessible closed captioning transcript, please email labored@maine.edu with your request.
Woodblock Prints Depicting Scenes from Labor History
Five woodblock prints depicting scenes from labor history created by Edward C. Schlick, former Communications Director for the Maine AFL-CIO. Edward Schlick, an accomplished artist who studied at the Pratt Institute School of Art and Design in New York, the University of San Francisco and Colby College, passed away in 2013.
The original signed prints can be viewed at the Bureau of Labor Education on the second floor of Chadbourne Hall on the University of Maine, Orono campus. More information about the artist can be found at the Maine State Library.
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- The Depression — Used with the permission of the artist Edward C. Schlick
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- Haymarket Riot — Used with the permission of the artist Edward C. Schlick
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- Hanging of Joe Hill — Used with the permission of the artist Edward C. Schlick
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- The Cell — Used with the permission of the artist Edward C. Schlick
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- Untitled — Used with the permission of the artist Edward C. Schlick
The Maine Socialist, Vol. 1, No. 2, Bath, Maine April 2, 1904
From the flip book on The Maine Socialist, Vol. 1, No. 12 (April 2, 1904) page, Internet Archive website. Visit the site’s “Download Options” on that page — PDF With Text — for accessible descriptive text for each image.
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- Front Page: “Socialism Coming in 1908.” The Maine Socialist, Vol. 1, No. 12 (April 2, 1904), Internet Archive website
