History of Clinton, Maine, USA

Clinton, Maine
Kennebec county. This fine township is bounded on the E. by Kennebec river. The Sebasticook passes through the town, and, at the falls on that river, affords it a great hydraulic power. It has a neat and pleasant village on the bank of the Sebasticook, some manufactures, and large agricultural products. In 1837 this town produced a considerable quantity of wool, and 10,807 bushels of wheat. Incorporated, 1795. Population, 1837, 2,642. Clinton lies 24 miles N. by E. from Augusta and about 12 S. by E. from Skowhegan.

Clinton, a post-village of Kennebec co., Me., on the Sebasticook River, in Clinton township (town), and on the Maine Central R., 28 miles NNE. of Augusta. The town is bounded on the W. by the Kennebec River and has manufactures of lumber, sash, flour, etc. Pop. in 1900, 448; of the town, 1398.

Messer Pond: Spend a relaxing day at Messer Pond, a lovely spot for swimming, fishing, and picnicking. The pond is known for its clear waters and peaceful surroundings, making it a favorite spot among locals for a summer outing.

Clinton Lions Agricultural Fair: If you happen to visit Clinton in late summer, don't miss the Clinton Lions Agricultural Fair. This annual event features a variety of attractions, including livestock exhibits, carnival rides, live entertainment, and delicious fair food.

Fishing: Clinton is surrounded by numerous ponds, lakes, and rivers, making it an excellent destination for fishing enthusiasts. Messer Pond, Wagon Wheel Pond, and Bog Pond are just a few options for anglers to try their luck and catch some freshwater fish.

Hunting: The town's wooded areas and rural landscapes also provide opportunities for hunting. Be sure to check Maine's hunting regulations and obtain the necessary permits if you plan to hunt during your visit.

Snowmobiling and...