Main Street Yesterdays
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Horse and buggy days in Farmington Falls. |
Nearly every Maine town has its Civil War monument. Auburn's sentinal still stands guard in 1947. |
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Main St., Freeport (home of L.L. Bean). |
The Ferry to Rumford Point. |
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Summer, 1944 in Hallowell. |
Autumn in Gray, Maine. All those fallen leaves were probably raked up and burned in curbside bonfires... A practice now banned nearly everywhere. |
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A town that's gone forever. The village of Flagstaff disappeared beneath the waters of Flagstaff Lake on March 24, 1950, when the Dead River Dam Hydroelectric Project was completed. Townspeople held a last "Old Home Day" picnic on the grounds of this church on July 4, 1949. |
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