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Description
This imposing home was built by Thomas Goodall in 1871 in the French Second Empire style with an Italianate portico and Italian style trim. He filled it with ingenious devices including an indoor croquet court in the basement. The house was lighted by gas manufactured on the premises. There was an extensive greenhouse where fruit, vegetables and flowers grew throughout the year. Ernest Goodall, youngest son of Thomas Goodall, inherited the mansion upon his father's death in 1910. It was renovated beginning in 1909 into the colonial revival style popular in the early years of that century. The exterior appearance of the mansion has changed little since then. Still surrounded by spacious lawns, it is considered one of the finest surviving examples of a mill owner's residence in the State of Maine. The last Goodall resident was Ruth Goodall Pitstick, the great granddaughter of Thomas Goodall.
About This Item
- Title: Goodall Mansion, Sanford, ca. 1915
- Creation Date: circa 1915
- Subject Date: circa 1915
- Location: Sanford, York County, ME
- Media: Print from Glass Negative
- Dimensions: 12.5 cm x 17.5 cm
- Local Code: B286
- Collection: Index to the Glass Negatives
- Object Type: Image
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