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Historic Map - Machias, ME - 1896
Description
View of Machias, Maine, 1896, Published by Geo. E. Norris.
The citizens of Machiasport erected a liberty pole in the settlement when a merchant sloop with a British schooner escort on May 9, 1775, brought news of the events at Lexington and Concord. Captain Ichabod Jones of Boston had been granted permission to deliver his goods to the port on condition that he return with a cargo of lumber. The British commander of the armed English schooner Margaretta ordered that the pole be removed, under threat of firing on the town. The townspeople refused and planned to capture the British commander, Lieutenant Moore. Moore managed to escape capture and fled down the river in his schooner. A group of Machiasport men, including Benjamin Foster, Jeremiah O’Brien and his five brothers took possession of the merchant sloop and sailed it down river in pursuit of the Margaretta. The successful capture of the British schooner, now known as “The Battle of Machias” gave Machias the distinction as the site of the first naval battle of the American Revolution.
An inset illustration titled “The East End of Court St.” appears in the lower left of the map.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
• County Court House and Jail.
• Congregational Church.
• Methodist Church.
• Universalist Church.
• Catholic Church.
• Baptist Church.
• Public Library.
• Libby Hall.
• Schools.
• Clare’s Hotel.
• Eastern Hotel.
• Eastern Trust & Banking Co.’s Block – Machias Branch.
• Savings Bank.
• Water Works Pumping Station.
• Machias Union.
• Machias Republican.
• Holway, Sullivan & Co., Lumber Manufacturers.
• J. K. Ames, Lumber Manufacturer.
• W. C. Holway, Lumber Manufacturer.
• Sargent & Stone Co., Foundry and Machine Shop.
• D. C. Getchell & Co., Millers, Wholesale and Retail Grain and Feed.
• Geo. K. Campbell, Miller, Grain Supplies.
• Foster & Bryant, Planing and Moulding Mill.
• Machias Carding Mill.
• A. G. Davis, Marble and Granite Manufacturer.
• William G. Baker, Carriage Manufacturer.
• J. B. Sherwood, Carriage Manufacturer.
• D. McDonald, General Blacksmithing.
• C. L. Stratton, General Blacksmithing.
• L. S. Meserve, Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
• Chas. A. Preble, Contractor and Builder.
• H. E. Saunders, Sail Maker, Tents, Awnings, and Wagon Covers.
• Albee Brothers, Photographs.
• J. Inglee & Son, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
• J. K. Ames, General Merchandise.
• Holway, Sullivan & Co., General Merchandise.
• C. W. Vose & Sons, General Merchandise.
• J. A. Hanscom, General Merchandise.
• Tarbell & Longfellow, Groceries and Fruits.
• McEacharn Brothers, Groceries and Confectionery.
• I. M. Sargent, Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, and Wall Papers.
• H. R. Taylor, Reg. of Deeds.
• P. H. Longfellow, Clerk of Courts, Insurance.
• W. W. Bradbury, Reg. of Probate, Pianos and Organs.
• C. B. Donworth, Lawyer.
• A. D. McFaul, Lawyer.
• W. R. Pattangall, Attorney at Law.
• Geo. Leavitt, Trial Justice.
• W. H. Phinney, Collector of Customs.
• H. H. Smith, Physician and Surgeon.
• S. B. Hunter, Physician and Surgeon.
• F. H. Crocker, Physician and Surgeon.
• F. L. Shaw, Physician and Surgeon.
• F. A. Moon, Veterinary Surgeon.
• T. W. McCabe, Fine Footwear a Specialty.
• F. W. Bowker & Co., Hardware, Bicycles and Supplies.
• F. T. Crane, Pharmacist.
• D. A. Curtis & Co., Drugs and Medicines.
• Curtis, Kane & Co., Clothiers.
• W. C. Leighton, Clothing and Furnishings.
• L. H. Hanscom, Furniture, etc.
• Robt. E. Hanscom, Cabinet Maker.
• E. M. Bucknam, Furniture.
• L. B. Wilder, Jeweler.
• Mrs. C. B. Wilder, Millinery.
• S. A. Clark, Market.
• Heffron & Albee, Market.
• I. P. Longfellow, Coal Dealer.
• M. J. Allen, Harness Dealer.
• F. C. Perry, Bakery and Livery.
• E. H. Smith, Hides, Wools, Skins, and Furs, Custom Shoe Manufacturer.
• W. H. Foss, Billiard Hall.
• Luther Stone, Hair Dresser.
• A. P. Longfellow, Hair Dresser.
• E. B. Farnsworth, Hair Dresser.
• G. L. Harmon, Green Hill Stock Farm.
• Geo. D. Perry, Horses, Carriages, and Harness.
• F. L. Nelson, Horse Dealer.
• B. F. Bradbury, Livery Stable.
• J. P. Foss, Teaming.
• H. C. Sargent Residence.
The citizens of Machiasport erected a liberty pole in the settlement when a merchant sloop with a British schooner escort on May 9, 1775, brought news of the events at Lexington and Concord. Captain Ichabod Jones of Boston had been granted permission to deliver his goods to the port on condition that he return with a cargo of lumber. The British commander of the armed English schooner Margaretta ordered that the pole be removed, under threat of firing on the town. The townspeople refused and planned to capture the British commander, Lieutenant Moore. Moore managed to escape capture and fled down the river in his schooner. A group of Machiasport men, including Benjamin Foster, Jeremiah O’Brien and his five brothers took possession of the merchant sloop and sailed it down river in pursuit of the Margaretta. The successful capture of the British schooner, now known as “The Battle of Machias” gave Machias the distinction as the site of the first naval battle of the American Revolution.
An inset illustration titled “The East End of Court St.” appears in the lower left of the map.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
• County Court House and Jail.
• Congregational Church.
• Methodist Church.
• Universalist Church.
• Catholic Church.
• Baptist Church.
• Public Library.
• Libby Hall.
• Schools.
• Clare’s Hotel.
• Eastern Hotel.
• Eastern Trust & Banking Co.’s Block – Machias Branch.
• Savings Bank.
• Water Works Pumping Station.
• Machias Union.
• Machias Republican.
• Holway, Sullivan & Co., Lumber Manufacturers.
• J. K. Ames, Lumber Manufacturer.
• W. C. Holway, Lumber Manufacturer.
• Sargent & Stone Co., Foundry and Machine Shop.
• D. C. Getchell & Co., Millers, Wholesale and Retail Grain and Feed.
• Geo. K. Campbell, Miller, Grain Supplies.
• Foster & Bryant, Planing and Moulding Mill.
• Machias Carding Mill.
• A. G. Davis, Marble and Granite Manufacturer.
• William G. Baker, Carriage Manufacturer.
• J. B. Sherwood, Carriage Manufacturer.
• D. McDonald, General Blacksmithing.
• C. L. Stratton, General Blacksmithing.
• L. S. Meserve, Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
• Chas. A. Preble, Contractor and Builder.
• H. E. Saunders, Sail Maker, Tents, Awnings, and Wagon Covers.
• Albee Brothers, Photographs.
• J. Inglee & Son, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
• J. K. Ames, General Merchandise.
• Holway, Sullivan & Co., General Merchandise.
• C. W. Vose & Sons, General Merchandise.
• J. A. Hanscom, General Merchandise.
• Tarbell & Longfellow, Groceries and Fruits.
• McEacharn Brothers, Groceries and Confectionery.
• I. M. Sargent, Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, and Wall Papers.
• H. R. Taylor, Reg. of Deeds.
• P. H. Longfellow, Clerk of Courts, Insurance.
• W. W. Bradbury, Reg. of Probate, Pianos and Organs.
• C. B. Donworth, Lawyer.
• A. D. McFaul, Lawyer.
• W. R. Pattangall, Attorney at Law.
• Geo. Leavitt, Trial Justice.
• W. H. Phinney, Collector of Customs.
• H. H. Smith, Physician and Surgeon.
• S. B. Hunter, Physician and Surgeon.
• F. H. Crocker, Physician and Surgeon.
• F. L. Shaw, Physician and Surgeon.
• F. A. Moon, Veterinary Surgeon.
• T. W. McCabe, Fine Footwear a Specialty.
• F. W. Bowker & Co., Hardware, Bicycles and Supplies.
• F. T. Crane, Pharmacist.
• D. A. Curtis & Co., Drugs and Medicines.
• Curtis, Kane & Co., Clothiers.
• W. C. Leighton, Clothing and Furnishings.
• L. H. Hanscom, Furniture, etc.
• Robt. E. Hanscom, Cabinet Maker.
• E. M. Bucknam, Furniture.
• L. B. Wilder, Jeweler.
• Mrs. C. B. Wilder, Millinery.
• S. A. Clark, Market.
• Heffron & Albee, Market.
• I. P. Longfellow, Coal Dealer.
• M. J. Allen, Harness Dealer.
• F. C. Perry, Bakery and Livery.
• E. H. Smith, Hides, Wools, Skins, and Furs, Custom Shoe Manufacturer.
• W. H. Foss, Billiard Hall.
• Luther Stone, Hair Dresser.
• A. P. Longfellow, Hair Dresser.
• E. B. Farnsworth, Hair Dresser.
• G. L. Harmon, Green Hill Stock Farm.
• Geo. D. Perry, Horses, Carriages, and Harness.
• F. L. Nelson, Horse Dealer.
• B. F. Bradbury, Livery Stable.
• J. P. Foss, Teaming.
• H. C. Sargent Residence.
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