Posted on 7/6/2010 by Michelle

Wil be heading up for the Horse Show can't wait to see this beautiful town.

Posted on 6/10/2010 by Lucas (Email, Website)

I''ve been there twice and I really like it!

Posted on 6/8/2010 by Jay (Email, Website)

Love that pic in the header too. Go Maine!

Posted on 5/13/2010 by Andrew Stolpe (Email, Website)

I''m a long time native of Skowhegan and I must say that it is the best place to live. I used to live in New York City and I moved about two years ago and I''ve been loving it ever since. It''s so beautiful and peaceful!

Posted on 5/13/2010 by Matt (Website)

I love this site, but I love the city more!

-Matt (long time Skowhegan native)

Posted on 4/23/2010 by donald plein (Website)

Really interesting. I am planning a walking/hiking visit to MAINE , my kids went to came laurel in Mainel in the spring and cannot wait to see some of the sites that you so beautifully photographed and shared with us. If you have any information that can be shared regarding hostels, etc. <a href="http://boholhotels.org">bohol hotels</a>I would love to hear from you. I am one of those that has waited until his second youth to begin adventuring and so far it has turned out to be fun. Perhaps we can share some information on walking

Posted on 4/12/2010 by Jim (Email, 034005023065)

cool site!

Posted on 3/5/2010 by Ben (Email, Website)

Hey, just want to say Thank you for your website and great content you provided to us (Tax Maps). Keep up the great work!

Posted on 2/7/2010 by Cynthia Dominguez (Email, 270-874-2996)

My fathers'' name is Harvey Earl Bubier and his wifes'' name is Joyce.  I have a sister by the name of Bethany and a brother.  I have more brothers and sister I think  but, I am not sure.  My name is Cynthia Ann Bubier and I was born in Fort Campbell, Ky.  My father was in the US Army.  I know he lived there because I was able to meet him once in my life  when I was thirty.  I am trying to  find out if he is still alive.  I lost my mom and it has been hard on me and I would like to know if I have at least on parent alive.  If he is I would like to let him know that I am a grandmother now and that my kids are doing great.  If anyone can help me my email address is c.dominguez@yahoo.com .  Please if anyone knows anything please contact me, I would appreciate it very much.  A concerned daughter.

Posted on 1/30/2010 by Beth Hutchinson (Email, 406-425-3601)

This is an astonishing website that shows off an astonishing city government.  Count on Maine for exercising common sense and attending to detail.

Posted on 1/29/2010 by London Removals (Website)

This place is awesome. But I love London equally

Posted on 1/14/2010 by van removals (Email, Website, 07912625073)

 i  want to visit  maine  this year  thank you

Posted on 1/7/2010 by David Howe (Email, 860-456-0108)

I enjoy reading all you have to offer on this site. It has been many years leaving Maine. Originally lived on Rowe Farms back in the late 50's leaving in 1963.
Dad was a milkman and herdsman for the rowe family. Mom stayed home and took care all us kids and also worked part time cooking homemade bread or a diner in Newport which is now gone.

Thank you for making your site and towns news available.

Sincerely,
David Howe
Willimantic, CT

Posted on 10/22/2009 by andre (Email, Website, 07912625073)

this place is great i will visit when  i''m in usa http://www.andremoves.com

Posted on 10/2/2009 by Jeff Sincyr (Email)

I was born in Skowhegan and lived there until i was 13.  I had to move away and got to see a lot of places.  I am glad I was able to start my life in Skowhegan.  Skowhegan is the true heartbeat of an American small town.  Take the time AND VISIT IF YOU''VE NEVER BEEN...IT''S WORTH EVERY MINUTE!!!!

Posted on 8/29/2009 by Thierry (Email, Website)

I visited Skowhegan last year and the trip was very enjoyable. The town''s historical buildings caught my attention. I am already recommended the trip to many of my friends and colleagues and would love to go back.

Posted on 7/27/2009 by nbgrant

Anyone know the 2009 dates for the New Balance tent sale?

Posted on 7/23/2009 by Melissa (Pease)Martin (Email, 480-668-3625)

I grew up on Oak Street. My parents (Stan and Ida Pease) moved me to Mesa, Arizona in 1998.  I was 15.  At the time I took for granted just how special and beautiful Skowhegan is.  I will make it back home one of these days.

Posted on 6/17/2009 by Jim Lehman (Email)

Back in May, I told about an old picture of a Homestead in Clinton, Maine, and wanted to find out if it was still around.  well, thanks to the efforts of Shirley Bailey, Jim Rhodes and Coleen Bean of Clinton, I discovered that the house is located at the corner of Main Street and Spring Street, in Clinton.  It is at 1124 Main Street, and although it has undergone some changes, it is still going strong.  If you know anything about the house, or Irving Holt, who was a past resident, I would be glad to hear about it.  Also, if you know of Otto Farrington, of Skowhegan, who sold the photo back in 1958, the same goes.  Thanks to all!
Jim Lehman
Pennsylvania

Posted on 6/10/2009 by Anne-Marie Hawkes (Email, 207-939-6355)

The Class of '89 is having their 20th reunion the weekend of August 21-22. 

There will be happy hour at Ken's Outback Tavern on Friday evening, with a golf outing to Lakewood and a family picnic at Oosoola Park on Saturday.  We'll be hosting a buffet dinner with dancing and a cash bar at T&B Celebration Center Saturday night.

If you or someone you know graduated in '89 and has not been contacted electronically about providing a mailing address, please contact Anne-Marie (Downing) Hawkes (ahawkes@smith.edu or 207-939-6355) or Chandra Coombs (sahs.class.of.1989@gmail.com) so that we can finalize our mailing list.  Invitations with all the details will be going out very soon!

Posted on 6/10/2009 by Bobbie Bradford (Email)

My grandparents were Edward and Mildred Weston, and I clearly recall their place on Beech Hill Road.  I was born in Quincy, Mass., where my parents, Jean Weston & Kenneth Young lived in 1943.  After  Dad returned from the WWII, he built our family a place on Embden Pond Road, in Embden.  My Dad''s uncle was Wallace Barron, and his wife was Daisy Young, dau. of Fred Young and Lottie Walker.

As a family we would also drive up to Norridgewock for the Holidays from Conn., where we moved in 1950.  We eventually moved to Solana Beach, Calif. in 1959. 

I just recall the beautiful Kennebec River, and we''d drive along it on our trips to visit the Westons.  

I hope someone can assist me in finding the artist who either photgraphed, and tinted, or it was a watercolor of the Kennebec, it showed a country road, trees, and possibly a fence , and of course the beautiful Kennebec.  

If anyone has info, I would be so grateful.  I went back to Skowhegan in 2007, after all those years.  It was wonderful.  It was wondrful, seeing in person, all of the places, in my memories.   I plan to return possibly next year.

Bobbie

Posted on 5/22/2009 by Jim Lehman (Email)

Does anybody remember Otto Fairington (spelling?) who was some kind of Official of Skowhegan around 1958-1960??  He bought up & sold Estates etc.  Thanks!

Jim Lehman

Posted on 5/16/2009 by Anne Martin (Email, Website, 44 1788 573310)

We visited Skeghowan in the fall of 2007, been meaning to look up all about your lovely town.  We started in Portland, travelled through Maine then New Hampshire, Vermont and New York, it was a wonderful trip but Skeghowan really stands out as a lovely small American town, completely unspoilt - of course seeing it on a beautiful sunny day helped, I guess!

We lunched at the Empire Grill, the people are very friendly, the place is spotless and the food great!  I understand a film was made there called "Indian Falls", but I can''t find any information about it on the Web.  Can anyone give me further details, as I would like to get a copy if possible? 

Just a comment - it would be nice to be able to post photographs on this site, to assist other visitors, or would this take up too much space? 

Thanks for all the memories!

Posted on 5/9/2009 by Jim Lehman (Email, 724-538-97123)

I am a Pennsylvania boy, living in and North of Pittsburgh.  Around 30 years ago, I was given a picture of a group of 7 people standing in front of a white farmhouse playing croquet.  On the back was stamped "Clinton, Ma"  it was purchased from a man who was Mayor of Skowhegan at the time.  I have written to both Clinton Maine and Clinton Mass, to get information on the house, and if it is still standing.  So my connection to your town is this picture.  You have a wonderful website, and if I visit Clinton, I will be sure to swing by Skowhegan.

Jim Lehman

Posted on 3/31/2009 by Uri (Email, Website)

I am glad I went to your website, it is very interesting

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Posted on 3/10/2009 by Simon Crabtree (Email)

Family of mine - Mr & Mrs Frank Oddy - moved to Sowhegan almost exactly 100 years ago from Bradford, England. Frank worked in the Maine Spinning Mill. They had five children - Herbert, John Benjamin, Edna and Albert. It would be great to get in touch to see what happened to them all and to swap photos and other family history items!

I live in Teesside, England.

Posted on 3/8/2009 by Sue Withee (Email, 704-277-0161)

Bought a house on Alder Street the first day I stepped foot in Skowhegan, so beautiful here. Since thenmoved to San Diego and Charlotte, coming back to Maine April 5-13 to see family can''t wait, hope to find my neighboors still doing good.

Posted on 2/28/2009 by Sara Baird (Email, Website, 3076321326)

We are coming back to Maine this summer and it is always a thrill.  My husbands folks liked in Madison and his sisters where in Skokhegan and Noridgewock.  There are not too many left.  We love Ken''s Place cuss they have the best fried clams and so glad he is still in business. 

Posted on 2/14/2009 by Paul (Email, Website)

You  have a great website, I look forward to visiting your fine town someday soon.