1893 Map of Boothbay

Settlements like Southport, East Boothbay, and Bristol are shown as they existed at a time when the region's economy relied heavily on the water and local industry, such as the Quarry on Barters Island. The map reveals the early connectivity of the area, from the Maine Central RR crossing the Montsweag Bay to the narrow passages of the Back River and the secluded Oven Mouth. Local landmarks like Squirrel Island and Capitol Id are clearly delineated alongside family-named features like Cushman Hill and Haggett Hill.