Carter, Jimmy (James Earl Carter, Jr.), 1924-

This series contains portraits, professional documentary photography and snapshots of Muskie and his family, colleagues and staff. Formats include color and black and white negatives, mostly 35mm and 120mm; contact prints, mostly of 35mm or 120mm film; and prints measuring approximately 8.5" x 11" or smaller. The dates of the images range from the late 19th through the early 21st centuries.

This series also contains 253 oversize prints, many currently or formerly framed.

This series contains portraits, professional documentary photography and snapshots of Muskie and his family, colleagues and staff. Formats include color and black and white negatives, mostly 35mm and 120mm; contact prints, mostly of 35mm or 120mm film; and prints measuring approximately 8.5" x 11" or smaller. The dates of the images range from the late 19th through the early 21st centuries.

This series also contains 253 oversize prints, many currently or formerly framed.

Videotapes of Muskie's campaign commercials, speeches, news conferences about federal pollution control efforts, television programs, funeral and memorials.

Videotapes of Muskie's campaign commercials, speeches, news conferences about federal pollution control efforts, television programs, funeral and memorials.

Videotapes of Muskie's campaign commercials, speeches, news conferences about federal pollution control efforts, television programs, funeral and memorials.

Videotapes of Muskie's campaign commercials, speeches, news conferences about federal pollution control efforts, television programs, funeral and memorials.

This subseries comprises artifacts that were manufactured for a specific, limited use related to politics or a poiltical campaign. It includes items such as buttons, bumper stickers, posters, and miscellaneous promotional items, as well as original political cartoons.

This series consists of subject files created by the Bates College Communications and Media Relations Office.

This subseries comprises artifacts that were given to Edmund S. Muskie or one of his relatives to honor them, as well as artifacts created to commemorate a person or event. It includes items such as certificates, diplomas, keys to cities and plaques. It also includes a single letter dated 1843, which was apparently given to Muskie as a gift.