From collection J. E. Perkins Collection
Popham Village from steamboat landing
Image of Popham village as seen from the pier of the Popham Beach Steamboat Company. Visible in image: The buildings of the village, from left to right: A government building of the Fort Popham installation; the Chapel house in which the fort's caretaker lived; the Haley & Marr general store; the Haley house, with the shed in which Clarence Perkins shucked clams in front of it; the Riverside Hotel; the Perkins-Stacey-Spinney house (with cupola); the Perkins-Stacey general store; the windmill of the Riverside Hotel; the Nathaniel Perkins house; the stable of the Riverside Hotel; the Hiram Stevens house; Hotel Rockledge (on the ridge); the church; the Ephraim Marr house. A number of scows, one rigged for sail and with a deckhouse, and a cat-rigged skiff are moored in Atkins Bay between the pier and Hunnewell's Point. Pond Island Light is visible between the Chapel house and the Haley-Marr store. The Eastern Steamship Company wharf is visible below Pond Island Light.
