Contributed by Princeton Public Library
Description
Princeton's nickname is "The Sportsman's Paradise." Since the early 1900s Princeton and the surrounding areas have had a reputation as a great place to hunt, fish and enjoy the outdoors. This picture is of the Kennebasis Lodge and Camps which was on Route 1 in Indian Township. Leaving Princeton headed north across the bridge it was immediately on the right side, or east side, of the road.
In the scrapbook of memoirs of Phyllis Pike of Princeton she recalled working there the summers of 1943 and 1944. The lodge and camps catered to hunters and fishermen and was owned by Ivan and Harriet Tuell. The building was torn down in 1984.
About This Item
- Title: Kennebasis Lodge & Camps, Indian Township, ca. 1945
- Creation Date: circa 1945
- Subject Date: circa 1945
- Location: Indian Township, Washington County, ME
- Media: Photographic print
- Dimensions: 8.75 cm x 13.5 cm
- Local Code: PL33
- Object Type: Image
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