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    Theodore Lincoln House and Wharves, Dennysville, Maine

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    Bird's eye view of the Theodore Lincoln house and the Lincoln Wharves looking toward Corn Hill. Dock Bridge spanned Dock Brook, connecting the dock in front of their house with the larger Wharf, on far side of the bridge.

    Dock Brook, Dennysville, Maine

    Theodore Lincoln House and Wharves, Dennysville, Maine, c. 1870; The Lincoln Dock stands in front of their house with a warehouse located on it, while the larger Lincoln town wharf is on the other side of Dock Bridge with a store, sail loft, and other buildings nearby.
    Theodore Lincoln House and Wharves viewed from the Lower Bridge.; View of the the Lincoln House and Docks on the Dennys River, with the Shipyard Road and Corn Hill in the distance. Remains of the Town Wharf on the Dennys River seen at low tide, July 2022.; Bedding logs and fill are all that remain of the original wharf built by the Lincoln's which served as the town wharf until the new U.S. Route 1 bridge bypassed the town in the 1950's.