Schooner-2 MAGGIE ALICE dockside in 1902 at Camden, Maine after unloading her cargo of kilnwood

From collection Ed Coffin Collection

Schooner-2 MAGGIE ALICE dockside in 1902 at Camden, Maine after unloading her cargo of kilnwood

Schooner-2 MAGGIE ALICE dockside in 1902 at Camden, Maine after unloading her cargo of kilnwood. In foregound are a formally dressed woman standing on seawall, and 2 well dressed in men in boat in front of her.

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LB2013.21.374
City/Town:
Camden 
State/Province:
Maine 
Transitions Waving good-bye to departing dandies, the finely dressed lady and her yachting friends mark the beginning, in 1902, of Camden's transition from an industry-based waterfront to one of recreation. The schooner-rigged Canadian woodboat MAGGIE ALICE lies at the dock, having recently unloaded wood for lime burning at the adjacent kiln. Their days were numbered. Camden, ME [From the OCH exhibit Voyaging Thru Time: Photographs from Penobscot Marine Museum, Part 4]