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    Hallowell's Island, Edmunds, Maine

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    Hallowell's Island, Edmunds, Maine. Many years ago, the island was a camp site for Native Americans. After the area was settled, there were homes built on the island. Later when again uninhabited, blueberries were harvested commercially on the island. After 1969, Hallowell's Island was purchased by Suffolk University and became a part of their Marine Field Station. In the the early 2000's Hallowell's Island became part of the Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge.

    E.I. White's Mill across from Hallowell's Island

    Hallowell's Island, in the Dennys Bay, Edmunds, Maine
    Hallowell's Island, Edmunds, Maine Hallowell's Island, Edmunds, Maine Hallowell's Island, Edmunds, Maine Hallowell's Island on Benjamin R. Jones map of Edmunds in 1836; Goat Island, later known as Hallowell's Island appears on this 1836 map of Edmunds by Surveyor Benjamin R. Jones, long with many of the residents of the South Edmunds Road. U.S.G.S map of the Dennys Bay, 1945; Hallowell's Island appears off the Edmunds shoreline, across the Dennys Bay from Dram Island and Mahar's Point, by the Reversing Falls.