History of Hebron, Maine, USA

Hebron, Maine
Oxford county. This is a good farming town, lying S.E. from Paris about 7 miles and 42 W.S.W. from Augusta. Incorporated, 1792. Population, 1837, 972.

Hebron, a post-township of Oxford county, Maine, 30 miles W. S. W. from Augusta. Population, 839.

Hebron is situated on the south-eastern border of Oxford County. Buckfield bounds it on the north, Oxford on the south, Paris on the west, and Turner and Minot, in Androscoggin County, on the east. The form of the town is that of an irregular triangle, with its base toward the north, having its two sides about 7 and 3/ 4 miles in length, and its base about 5½ miles. The surface of the town is generally hilly. Three bear the names, Greenwood Hill, Ben Burrow's Hill and Streaked Mountain,- the last being the highest. It is situated in the north-west corner of the town, and is a large and rather smooth elevation rising to a height of nearly 1,600 feet above the plain. Its surface shows a large proportion of solid rock, covered in such a way by soil and shrubbery as to cause the appearance from which it gains its name. The numerous ledges are generally a coarse granite, and the soil has a good sprinkling of stones. Some of the hills are rocky and precipitous, while good farms are found on...

Hebron, a post-hamlet of Oxford co., Me., in Hebron township, about 14 miles N.W. of Lewiston. It has a church and an academy. The township is traversed by the Portland & Oxford Central Railroad. Pop. 600.

Hebron, a post-village of Oxford co., Me., in Hebron township (town), about 14 miles NW. of Lewiston. Pop. of the town in 1900, 494.

Crystal Lake: Crystal Lake is a stunning natural gem in Hebron. You can go swimming, fishing, or paddleboarding in the crystal-clear waters. There's also a sandy beach area, making it a great spot for a family picnic.

Hiking Trails: Hebron is surrounded by beautiful forests and hills, making it an excellent destination for hiking enthusiasts. The Hebron Hills Conservation Area offers a network of trails that wind through the woods and provide scenic views of the countryside.

Bear River Wildlife Management Area: This area is perfect for birdwatching and wildlife observation. It's home to various bird species, making it a birdwatcher's paradise. Bring your binoculars and camera for a day of exploration.

Historical Society: Visit the Hebron Historical Society to learn about the town's rich history. They often have exhibits and displays showcasing Hebron's past, including its agricultural heritage and the impact of the Civil War on the community.

Local Farms: Hebron is...