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==Notable people from Maine== | ==Notable people from Maine== | ||
| − | [[Joshua Chamberlain]], a Union officer during the Civil War who quite possibly saved the Union in the Battle of Gettysburg with his "swinging gate maneuver", was born in Brewer and served as Maine's governor. | + | [[Joshua Chamberlain]], a Union officer during the Civil War who quite possibly saved the Union by tooling on the South in the Battle of Gettysburg with his "swinging gate maneuver", was born in Brewer and served as Maine's governor. |
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| + | [[George Mitchell]], a well-respected senator from Maine; intstrumental in the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland. | ||
[[Stephen King]], a wildly popular horror novelist, is a lifelong resident of Maine and sets many of his novels in the state. | [[Stephen King]], a wildly popular horror novelist, is a lifelong resident of Maine and sets many of his novels in the state. | ||
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[[E.B. White]], a writer best known for his children's books ''Stuart Little'' and ''Charlotte's Web'', lived in North Brooklin. | [[E.B. White]], a writer best known for his children's books ''Stuart Little'' and ''Charlotte's Web'', lived in North Brooklin. | ||
| + | ==Towns== | ||
| + | Not Saco. | ||
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[[Category:US state]] | [[Category:US state]] | ||
Revision as of 01:16, March 22, 2007
Maine was the twenty-third state to enter into the union.
Notable people from Maine
Joshua Chamberlain, a Union officer during the Civil War who quite possibly saved the Union by tooling on the South in the Battle of Gettysburg with his "swinging gate maneuver", was born in Brewer and served as Maine's governor.
George Mitchell, a well-respected senator from Maine; intstrumental in the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland.
Stephen King, a wildly popular horror novelist, is a lifelong resident of Maine and sets many of his novels in the state.
E.B. White, a writer best known for his children's books Stuart Little and Charlotte's Web, lived in North Brooklin.
Towns
Not Saco. Template:Stub2