Image: View of Main Street, Bethlehem, NH. jpg | Main Street in 1919

View of Bethlehem and New Scotland, New York | New Scotland from Thacher Park

View of New Scotland and Bethlehem, New York | Bethlehem from Thacher Park

View of Bethlehem

View of the center of Bethlehem by John Warner Barber ( published 1836, 46 years after Bellamy's death ) " Bellamy's house is the one to the right of the two trees in the center of the drawing and to the left of the Congregational Church.

File: Camille Pissarro ( 1830-1903 )-' View of Rouen ', 1898. jpg | View of Rouen, 1898, Honolulu Museum of Art

Image: Peterborough Cathedral from the South East-Project Gutenberg eText 13618. jpg | View from the south east, c. 1898, after the 1880s rebuilding

The Christian Missionary Society endorsed his idea in 1898 and established a committee to study the matter ; under his leadership, it recommended the Delmarva Peninsula as a suitable location for such a settlement, and later selected the empty coastal area east of Ocean View owned by the Ocean View landowner Ezekiel Evans as the specific site for the community.

View of Carpentersville from the cemetery, 1898

While perhaps Bowdoin's better-known alumnus in the sciences is the controversial entomologist-turned-sexologist Alfred Kinsey, class of 1916, the College's reputation in this area was cemented in large part by the Arctic explorations of Admiral Robert E. Peary, class of 1877, and Donald B. MacMillan, class of 1898. View of the campus from Coles Tower ( constructed as the " Senior Center "), the second tallest building in Maine Peary led the first successful expedition to the North Pole in 1908, and MacMillan, a member of Peary's crew, became famous in his own right as he explored Greenland, Baffin Island and Labrador in the schooner Bowdoin between 1908 and 1954.

View over Florence, 1898.

In 1898, Frederick Taylor joined Bethlehem Steel as a management consultant in order to solve an expensive machine shop capacity problem.

In 1898, Taylor joined Bethlehem Steel in order to solve an expensive machine shop capacity problem.