Sharing Hallowell’s Story
Museum In The Streets, Old Hallowell Day Pop-up Museum . . .
Museum In The Streets, Old Hallowell Day Pop-up Museum . . .
At the Town Meeting of April 5, 1819, Hallowell voters approved a warrant “to see if the Town will give directions for building a Magazine for the...
Sign Number: 7 Location: Second St. Method of Display: Attached to building North Side Permits/permissions required, date obtained: Town...
Location: Liberal Cup Building Perley Lane Method of Display: Affixed to buildingWilson Hall (this building) was built by Charles Wilson in 1872 at...
Sign Number: 15 Location: Boynton’s Market Method of Display: affixed to building Henry Pope Clearwater was a pharmacist who identified...
Sign Number: 14 Location: Cotton Mill Apartments north west corner Method of Display: Steel pole The availability of cheap cotton from the South...
Hallowell house was designed and built by John D. Lord, who had previously supervised the construction of the Maine State Capitol building....
MUSEUM IN THE STREETS Eliza Clark Lowell, City Hall’s Major Benefactor. Sign Number: 3 Location: City Hall 1 Winthrop St. In...
Kennebec Turnout Sheppard’s Point, the small peninsula located where Vaughan Stream enters the Kennebec River, was first settled by Briggs...
Sign Number: 18 Location: Key Bank Building Method of Display: Attached to Building Hallowell’s early settlers brought their passion for...