Center

Celebrating Lincolnville's First Centennial

Town Pump in the Center

Main Street

Digging a Waterline Aug. 1947

l-r: Ron Leadbetter, Alton Parker, Frank Parker

California House 273 Main Street

Built by the Lancaster brothers in the late 1830's, Abial Norton worked on it as a carpenter. From 1945-1980 Piper and Bert Knight owned it. Since 1980, the California House has been an apartment house, first owned by Donald Rossiter. Today in 2023, Janis Kay owns it.

1880

1908 Band Hall

254 Main Street

Located on the hill behind the house. It is no longer standing.

Blizzard of 1952

Herb Thomas with one of his plows

1940 Flood

View up Searsmont Road, past the church

Tintypes Printed in Reverse

Pond Bridge at Nortons Inlet

Building at 538 Hope Road

Was originally a Methodist church, later becoming a Seventh Day Adventist church. In 1978 the belfry was removed and the building was used as a hay barn for several years. Today, 2023, it is an apartment building.

Church at Lincolnville Center, 18 Searsmont Road

Interior of Center Church

Petunia Pump

Herbert Heal built the original structure in the 1930's to enclose the old town pump. It was replaced in the 1980's by Scout leader Andy Hazen and his troop of Boy Scouts.

Breezemere

The 41 foot steamer, "Ray" built in 1897 in Lincolnville on the shore of Lake Megunticook and served there for excursions on the lake for about ten years.