Greetings from Hallowell
Bob McIntire • April 21
There was a time before Instragram, SnapChat and SmugMug when, if you wanted to share a picture, you visited the local apothecary, picked up a...
Remembering the Rialto
Bob McIntire • February 3
Rialto Theater in 1937 shortly before opening night. The photo in the inset is of the first manager, Norman J Beauparlant. Kennebec Journal...
Hallowell Glass Plate Photographs
Bob McIntire • March 4
As part of Hallowell's Museum In The Street Project, the Historic Hallowell Committee purchased twenty-seven photographs printed from glass plate...
3. Hallowell City Hall
Bob McIntire • February 18
MUSEUM IN THE STREETS Eliza Clark Lowell, City Hall’s Major Benefactor. Sign Number: 3 Location: City Hall 1 Winthrop St. In...
1. Head of Tide and Heart of Maine
Bob McIntire • April 30
MUSEUM IN THE STREETS The steamer Della Collins leaves the Eastern Steamship dock in Hallowell bound for Augusta. Sign Number:...
2. From the Ashes
Bob McIntire • April 29
MUSEUM IN THE STREETS Torrent Company. Sign Number: 2 Location: Valle Real Estate Building Winthrop and Water St. James Ingraham's...
4. A Cure for Smallpox
Bob McIntire • April 27
Second and Lincoln Sts Dr. Benjamin Page. Dr.Benjamin Page, one of the first physicians to practice medicine in Hallowell, lived here. Dr....
5. A Refuge for the Oppressed
Bob McIntire • April 26
Ebenezer Dole House Second and Lincoln Sts. Ebenezer Dole, his brother Daniel and others, met here on November 18, 1833 and formed the first...
