The land features 2.8 miles of picturesque stone walls, the remains of 18th and 19th century home foundations, remnants of wharves, clay pits and kilns connected with the family’s 19th- century brick-making business. The site became a national monument in December 2024.
J. Edward Knight Insurance dates back to 1898 and David Chapman Insurance Agency to 1937. Chapman was a farmer who began offering insurance to supplement his farm income.
“Frances Perkins’ work continues to shape our lives today, and it’s essential that we tell her story in ways that resonate with modern audiences," said the center’s director.
Zero Energy Homes last week set its first panel-built home in southern Maine and its fourth home overall. It recently leased a Wiscasset manufacturing facility for year-round modular construction.