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    Lincoln Sprague's Barn, Edmunds, Maine

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    This barn was moved to this site by Lincoln "Linc" Sprague in the early 1900's, beside the house built by Thomas Eastman, Jr., before 1861 on the Preston Road in Edmunds, Maine. Painted red, it later became an antiques barn, operated by Elsa Chubbuck who, with her husband Daniel, owned the property which they called the Heritage House. The old farmhouse next to the barn burned in the late 1980's.
    Lincoln Sprague's Barn in Edmunds, Maine; View of the red barn moved to this site by Lincoln
    Preston Road, Edmunds, Maine; The Thomas Eastman, Jr., house is shown on the Preston, now River, Road in Edmunds, Maine on this detail from the Colby Atlas of 1881. In the late 20th century it was re-named the Heritage House by Daniel and Elsa Chubbuck, who operated an antiques business in the barn next door. Edmunds Shore of the Dennys River with wharves, boats and ice.; Thomas Eastman Jr.'s house is visible to far the left of the image on the Preston, now River Road, in Edmunds. The steam-tug