Oakfield
Railroad Museum
The Museum is dedicated to the early years
of Railroad Transportation.Besides seeing
the historic wood frame station wood frame
station building, you can be intrigued by
hundreds of photographs- some of which are
over a century old. There are also vintage
signs and advertising pieces, signal lanterns,
original railroad maps, telegraph equipment,
newspapers, a Hand Car and a Motor Car, restored
mail carts, the C-66 caboose, and a weathervane
that came from the top of the old water tower
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L. C. Bates Museum
In 1889 George W. Hinckley founded his Good
Will Home for children in an old farm house
overlooking the Kennebec River. Mr. Hinckley
was so successful in making his vision become
reality that the original property grew to
become a village comprised of schools, cottages,
libraries, a chapel, farms and a museum. Today,
more than 120 children live at Good Will Hinckley.
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Daniel
Anthony Daly
Daniel Anthony Daly Artist - Illustrator
Dan Daly lives and works half way up the coast
of Maine in the seaside town of Camden. His
work reflects his love and connection to the
New England landscape, its quality of light,
architecture, people and wildlife. Equally
at ease working with pencil, ink, watercolor,
oils or acrylics, he works both mural-sized
and small. Daly's work is represented in public
and private collections in Europe and the
United States, and he is listed in Who's Who
In America. |
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Island Designs
Island Designs
Our primary focus is embossed and handmade
paper. We design, carve metal plates and emboss
each piece in our studio. We also do all our
own framing and make many of the homemade
papers that we use.
Our images
are highly representational, sometimes bordering
on surreal, with a style somewhere between
Eastern and Western. The emphasis is on clean,
fine and delicate detail. |
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