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About Easton

Easton, Maine, USA - Easton, Maine, USA - Baptist Church, 1909
[EAS-tn] is a town in Aroostook County, incorporated on February 24, 1865 from Freemont Plantation. The name implies the “eastern” location of the town in Maine and in the County. Its population of over 800 in the 1880’s supported eight public schoolhouses. Easton is a farming community southeast of Presque Isle, served by U. S. Route 1 and Maine Route 10...
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Easton, Maine, USA - Baptist Church, 1909
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Baptist Church, 1909
Easton, Maine, USA - Bridge and High St., Easton, Me., 1910
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Bridge and High St., Easton, Me., 1910
Easton, Maine, USA - Main St. Looking South, Easton Ctr., Me.
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LOCAL HISTORY

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Here are some popular things to do and places to visit in and around Easton:
Outdoor Activities:

1. Hiking: Explore the nearby trails and forests, such as the Nordic Heritage Center Trails or the Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge.

2. Fishing: Enjoy fishing in the many lakes and rivers in the area, including Easton Lake and the Aroostook River.

3. Hunting: Easton is known for its hunting opportunities, especially for deer, moose, and small game.

Nordic Heritage Center: This center offers year-round recreational activities like cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and mountain biking. It's also a hub for cultural events and festivals.

Aroostook State Park: Located about 30 miles north of Easton, this state park offers camping, picnicking, swimming, and hiking opportunities in a beautiful natural setting.

Historical Sites:

1. Presque Isle Air Force Base: Explore the remnants of this former Air Force base and learn about its history.

2. Hayes Hardware Store: Visit this historic hardware store that has been in operation for over 100...
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GENEALOGY IN EASTON

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BIRTHS & DEATHS

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