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Four Acres. This expansive house was built in 1903 for A.J. Cassatt of Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Stotesbury purchased it in 1925 and had it torn down to build a bigger house called Wingwood. Wingwood was torn down in 1954 to make way for the Blue Nose Ferry Terminal. It is now the location of the Marine Atlantic Terminal.
Courtesy Bar Harbor Historical Society

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ALSO WITH PROGRAM 1: MAINE IN PRINT | EARLY EXPLORERS & MYTHS | VACATIONLAND | FEATURED INTERVIEWS

HISTORY TIMELINE | ARTS & CULTURE TIMELINE | NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE | CLASSROOM | HISTORY LINKS | SITE INDEX

 

HOME: The Story of Maine on the Maine Public Broadcasting Network was made in partnership with the Maine State Museum. Major funding was provided by the  Institute of Museum and Library Services, a federal agency committed to fostering innovation, leadership and a lifetime of learning. Additional funding provided by Elsie Viles.
Major funding for previous seasons of  HOME: The Story of Maine was made possible by a grant from Rural Development, a part of the USDA. Special support is provided by The Maine State Museum and Northeast Historic Films.