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The Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes operated by the University of Maine at Fort Kent now have a website! Learn about the history and cultural heritage of the St. John Valley.

Read the Web edition of the 1994 National Park Service publication Acadian Culture in Maine, a 92-page report on the history and cultural heritage of Maine's Upper St. John Valley.

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Potato Barn in New Canada, Maine

Did You Know?
Maine Acadians generally recognize St. David Parish, present-day Madawaska, as being symbolic of the first Acadian landing in 1785.
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Last Updated: July 26, 2006 at 14:27 MST