This text is the second in a series of materials dealing with cities in New England having a distinct Franco-American presence. The text and supporting audio-visual materials present an overview of the city of Caribou, Maine, as seen through the eyes of its people. Its primary objective is to provide up-to-date, culturally valid Franco-American social studies material that is easily read by elementary grade students. Target students for this material are those presently at a minimum of third grade French reading ability (bilingual), or those presently in seventh-eighth grade. The text is illustrated with black and white photographs. (Author/AMH)