Photo Gallery - Page 1
The Blethen House, dated 1925.
Photo courtesy of Holly Tasker
The Dover Courthouse and the Blethen House,
ca. 1907.
The Douty Guards (Grand Army of the Republic),
ca. 1880 in Union Square -
and that's the Observer Building standing proud!
A postcard view of East Main Street, ca. 1900.
Blethen Brothers' Garage in Dover, ca. 1915.
Mill and Bridge Reflections, dated 1912.
Photo courtesy of Holly Tasker
Photo of vintage cars parked along Main Street,
photo undated.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
Main Street, undated.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
Union Square and Main Street after some flooding,
undated.
That's the Observer Building in the center.
A postcard of Greeley's Landing, Sebec Lake,
undated.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
Photo showing Union Square. The 3 buildings
on the right were combined to form Peter's Pharmacy and now is the
site of Abel Blood's Tavern.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
Main Street ca. 1935.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
Photo of the Wainwright Cushing house on Lincoln
Street. He was the owner of Cushing Dye Factory and Commander
of the Maine GAR.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
Photo of a marching band in Union Square, undated.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
The Methodist Church, ca. 1940,
showing the original steeple.
The Masonic Temple on Main Street, undated.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
Photo of the workers at the Brown Woolen Mill,
undated.
Photo courtesy of Berta Fitzgerald
The Alton J. McNaughton house on Spring Street
(note how open it is, the McNaughtons were among the first to build
"out there."
McNaughton was a grocer.
Snowplowing on West Main Street in 1899.
That's the Dr. William Buck residence in the background.
Memorial Day parade, 1924.