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About St George

St George, Maine, USA - St George, Maine, USA - Ocean House, Port Clyde, Me., 1904
St. George: Found in Knox County, St. George is a coastal town with beautiful harbors and a strong fishing community. It’s also home to the popular Monhegan Island ferry.

St. George includes the villages of Port Clyde and Tenants Harbor, with the latter being town's commercial center. A favorite with artists, writers and naturalists, St. George is home to the Brothers and Hay Ledge nature preserve, comprising four islands off Port Clyde.

Incorporated February 7, 1803

Villages: St. George, Clark Island, Glenmere, Long Cove, Martinsville, Port Clyde, Spruce Head
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St George, Maine, USA - Ocean House, Port Clyde, Me., 1904
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Ocean House, Port Clyde, Me., 1904
St George, Maine, USA - North Main St., Port Clyde, Maine, 1907
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North Main St., Port Clyde, Maine, 1907
St George, Maine, USA - Main Road Looking West, Martinsville, Maine
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Main Road Looking West, Martinsville, Maine
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1839 - St. George
St. George, Maine
Lincoln county. This township is nearly surrounded by water. It is bounded northerly by a neck of land adjoining Thomaston, E. by the western waters of Penobscot bay, S. by the Atlantic, and W. by the waters of Muscongus bay and St. George's river. This town possesses, in an eminent degree, every navigable facility. It is a place of considerable ship building, and the people are engaged in the lumber trade, coasting and fishing. There are a number of islands on the coast of this town: a cluster of islands called St. Georges, are the most considerable. They lie off the town S. by W. about 5 miles. St. George was incorporated in 1803. Population, 1837, 1,883. It lies 57 miles S.E. from Augusta and 10 S. from Warren.

St. George River is a valuable stream, both on account of its hydraulic power and navigable accommodations. It receives its most distant waters from ponds in Montville, Searsmont and Belmont in the county of Waldo, and, in a southerly course, passes to...
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1906 - Saint George
Saint George, a post-village in St. George township (town), Knox co., Me., on the sea coast about 9 miles SW. of Rockland. The town is a peninsula, nearly surrounded by the ocean. Pop. of the town in 1900, 2206.
Here are some popular things to do and places to visit in St. George:
Marshall Point Lighthouse: This iconic lighthouse is a must-visit attraction. You can explore the lighthouse and its museum and enjoy scenic views of the rocky coastline.

Port Clyde: A charming fishing village, Port Clyde offers a relaxed atmosphere, art galleries, and a chance to take a ferry to Monhegan Island.

Drift Inn Beach: This sandy beach is perfect for swimming and sunbathing. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the coastal scenery.

Hiking Trails: St. George offers numerous hiking opportunities. Consider exploring the Georges Highland Path, which includes several scenic trails with varying difficulty levels.

Fishing and Boating: The area is known for its excellent fishing opportunities, whether you're into deep-sea fishing or just casting off from the shore. Boat rentals and charters are also available.

Owls Head State Park: Just a short drive from St. George, this park features a scenic lighthouse, rocky coastline, and hiking trails.

Monhegan Island:...
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GENEALOGY IN ST GEORGE

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