History of Edgecomb, Maine, USA

Edgecomb, Maine
Lincoln county. This town is bounded by Damariscotta river on the E., and Sheepscot river on the W., and lies nearly opposite to Wiscasset across the latter river. 26 miles S.S.E. from Augusta. Population, 1837, 1,282. This town enjoys great facilities for navigation, the fisheries, ship building and the lumber business. It is a place of considerable trade. First settled, 1744.

Edgecomb, a post-township (town) of Lincoln co., Me., about 2 miles SE. of Wiscasset. It is bounded on the E. by the Damraiscotta River and on the W. by an inlet of the sea. Pop. in 1900, 607.

Fort Edgecomb State Historic Site: This well-preserved fort, dating back to 1808, sits on Davis Island overlooking the Sheepscot River. Explore the fort's historic buildings, walk the grounds, and enjoy beautiful river views. It's an excellent spot for a picnic and a glimpse into Maine's military history.

Taste of Maine Restaurant: Known for its delicious seafood and stunning waterfront views, the Taste of Maine Restaurant is a must-visit. Enjoy fresh lobster, seafood chowder, and other Maine delicacies while watching the boats pass by on the river.

Boothbay Railway Village: Located nearby in Boothbay, this living history museum showcases Maine's transportation history. Explore antique cars, trains, and historic buildings. It's a great family-friendly attraction that also hosts special events throughout the year.

Edgecomb Pottery: Visit this charming pottery studio to admire and purchase handmade ceramics. Edgecomb Pottery features a range of unique and functional pieces...