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Contributed by Patten Free Library

Description

This photograph of the Sagadahock House in Bath was taken on January 24th, 1894, only three days before the hotel was destroyed in a fire. The Greek Revival structure with its forest of chimneys and modified Italianate entrance was located at the intersection of Front and Centre streets, dominating landscape of downtown Bath.

Establishments to the right of the Sagadahock House include the Lincoln National Bank, the Hallett drugstore run by Fred C. Cox and Augustus Harris, the stationery store of John O. Shaw, J. Lufkin Douglas' clothing store, and the Marine National Bank. Many of these business were well-established and had been in this location for a long time. The Lincoln Bank had been on this site since 1812, and the Marine Bank had its headquarters at the Sagadahock House since its formation in 1864.

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About This Item

• Title: Sagadahock House, Bath, 1894
• Creation Date: 1894-01-24
• Subject Date: 1894-01-24
• Locations:
  • Bath, Sagadahoc County, ME
• Media: Photographic print
• Dimensions: 13.7 cm x 20.3 cm
• Local Code: PFL PC-9.20
• Collection: Patten Free Library--Jacqueline McMann Sylvester Collection
• Object Type: Image

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Standardized Subject Headings

• Buildings--Maine--Bath
• Banks--Maine--Bath
• Hotels--Maine--Bath
• Fires--Maine--Bath
• Greek Revival (Architecture)
• Stores & shops--Maine--Bath

People

• Cox, Fred C.
• Douglas, J. Lufkin
• Harris, Augustus
• Shaw, John O.

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For more information about this item, contact:

Patten Free Library
33 Summer Street, Bath, ME 04530
(207) 443-5141
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