Monday, January 15, 2007

Welcome to the Ripley, Maine Blog

This blog contains historical Information and images from private collections featuring:
Ripley, Somerset County, Maine
from 1800 to the present.

This is a view of Ripley Village looking North from Water Street. Left to right are: Dot Hanson's General Store, Nora Hamilton's Dry Goods Store (which later also included the Crocker Free Library), horse stables, and Edgar Ramsdell's General Store. Two of the children in the foreground are Willie and Edgar Cross.
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