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    Carl and Eliza Lyons House, Dennysville, Maine

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    Carl and Eliza Lyons House, Cross Road, Dennysville, Maine

    Carl Lyons' father operated a cooper's shop on this property, raising Milton, Lewis and Aleta. Both boys survived the Second World War, Lewis as a marine in the Pacific, while Milton was wounded in Italy, but both returned to take up their lives in Dennysville. A visiting curator from the Smithsonian Institution purchased the cooper's shop and brought it back to Washington DC, along with a horse drawn traction truck, utilizing the endless track technology, for retrieving logs from the woods in muddy seasons. The Lyons family were at one time members of the holiness church, which was located nearby and marked with a cross on the U.S.G.S. map of 1908.

    Holiness Church in Lower Dennysville

    Carl and Eliza Lyons House, Dennysville, Maine
    Carl and Eliza Lyons House, Crossroad, Dennysville, Maine; Carl and Eliza Lyons house with a view across the field to Wilson's Stream. Lower Dennysville in 1908; The Carl and Eliza Lyons's house is located on the Crossroad on Lower Dennysville, connecting the Smith Ridge Road to U.S. Route1, on the U.S.G.S. map from 1908.