Historic Map - Kingfield, ME - 1895
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Historic Map - Wilton, ME - 1895
Description
Bird’s-eye View of Wilton, Maine, 1895.
Maine's first cotton mill was built by Solomon Adams in the town of Wilton in 1810. George Henry Bass established G. H. Bass & Co., makers of Bass shoes, in 1876. The G. H. Bass Co. factory is referenced on the map. Bass shoes were worn by Charles Lindburgh on his flight across the Atlantic and by Admiral Byrd in his Antarctic expeditions. The company continued to manufacture in Wilton until 1998.
The Wilton Academy is also referenced on the map. The Wilton Academy, granting free high school to all residents, was established in 1895, the same year that this map was created.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
Congregational Church.
Wilton Academy.
Schools.
Mt. Blue.
Mt. Abraham.
Bald Mountain.
Woolen Mill, F. J. Goodspeed.
G. H. Bass & Co., Shoe Manufacturers.
G. R. Fernald, Grist Mill and Grain Dealer.
Cogswell, & Moulton, Bobbin Manufacturers.
Methodist Church.
Town Hall. Wilson Lake. Tumbledown Dick.
Saddleback.
Water Works Reservoir.
J. O. Ashton, Tanner and Currier.
H. R. Dascomb, Drugs, Clothing and Gents' Furnishings.
H. S. Houghton, Hardware Dealer.
W. E. Sawyer & Co., General Store.
C. E. Miller, Dry Goods and Groceries.
M. Holmes, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
John D. Furnel, Furniture.
W. C. Calden, Groceries.
R. B. Knapp, Meats and Groceries.
J. B. Holmes, Groceries and Provisions.
Mrs. A. S. Magrath, Millinery.
A. B. Adams, Physician and Surgeon.
C. F. Rowell, Dentist.
John Moody, Blacksmithing.
J. E. Hiscock, Lumber Dealer and Canned Goods Packer.
W. L. Green, Canned Goods Packer.
S. Wheelwright, Carpenter and Builder.
O. Knowles, Carpenter.
E. L. Vinging, Carpenter and Cabinet Maker.
D. M Thompson, Carpenter.
E. C. Bump, Carpenter.
A. W. Wilkins, Teaming.
H. E. Holbrook, Painter.
George Holbrook, Farmer.
Residence of D. C. Sanborn.
Miller's Hotel.
Saw Mill.
Railroad Station.
Maine's first cotton mill was built by Solomon Adams in the town of Wilton in 1810. George Henry Bass established G. H. Bass & Co., makers of Bass shoes, in 1876. The G. H. Bass Co. factory is referenced on the map. Bass shoes were worn by Charles Lindburgh on his flight across the Atlantic and by Admiral Byrd in his Antarctic expeditions. The company continued to manufacture in Wilton until 1998.
The Wilton Academy is also referenced on the map. The Wilton Academy, granting free high school to all residents, was established in 1895, the same year that this map was created.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
Congregational Church.
Wilton Academy.
Schools.
Mt. Blue.
Mt. Abraham.
Bald Mountain.
Woolen Mill, F. J. Goodspeed.
G. H. Bass & Co., Shoe Manufacturers.
G. R. Fernald, Grist Mill and Grain Dealer.
Cogswell, & Moulton, Bobbin Manufacturers.
Methodist Church.
Town Hall. Wilson Lake. Tumbledown Dick.
Saddleback.
Water Works Reservoir.
J. O. Ashton, Tanner and Currier.
H. R. Dascomb, Drugs, Clothing and Gents' Furnishings.
H. S. Houghton, Hardware Dealer.
W. E. Sawyer & Co., General Store.
C. E. Miller, Dry Goods and Groceries.
M. Holmes, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
John D. Furnel, Furniture.
W. C. Calden, Groceries.
R. B. Knapp, Meats and Groceries.
J. B. Holmes, Groceries and Provisions.
Mrs. A. S. Magrath, Millinery.
A. B. Adams, Physician and Surgeon.
C. F. Rowell, Dentist.
John Moody, Blacksmithing.
J. E. Hiscock, Lumber Dealer and Canned Goods Packer.
W. L. Green, Canned Goods Packer.
S. Wheelwright, Carpenter and Builder.
O. Knowles, Carpenter.
E. L. Vinging, Carpenter and Cabinet Maker.
D. M Thompson, Carpenter.
E. C. Bump, Carpenter.
A. W. Wilkins, Teaming.
H. E. Holbrook, Painter.
George Holbrook, Farmer.
Residence of D. C. Sanborn.
Miller's Hotel.
Saw Mill.
Railroad Station.
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