The tourist lodging industry had no laws governing discrimination in the 1930’s and 1940’s. This advertisement in a Maine Travel publication, put out by the Commonwealth’s Tourism Board, shows one blatant example of religious exclusion.
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Peter Evans May 30, 2019 Boothbay Harbor ME History
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