PAMOLA: The Penobscot Indians believed that a spirit, called Pamola resided, during the summer season, on the top of Katahdin — “the greatest of mountains”. Read this 1866 version of the legend written by Brother Eugene Vetromile who worked for 25 years on a dictionary of the Abenaki language.
The legend can be read here: https://goo.gl/U2LKzN
The beautiful artwork is by legendary artist Maurice Jake Day and titled “#29 Pamola” | Maurice Jake Day work: https://goo.gl/k6eQsy.
It’s all on the Katahdin Woods & Waters Scenic Byway – Visit Maine!
