1969 Map of Pemaquid Point

About this map

The coastal jaggedness of Lincoln County is on full display where the Damariscotta River and Johns Bay meet the Atlantic Ocean. This 1960s maritime landscape is defined by its deep-water inlets and historical fishing villages like East Boothbay, South Bristol, and New Harbor. The map records a time of well-established coastal residency, showing the cluster of homes at Bayville and the seasonal orientation of Linekin and Ocean Point. Genealogists may find value in the location of Oaklawn Cem and several smaller Cem plots tucked away on Boothbay Neck. The presence of the Pemaquid Lighthouse at the tip of Pemaquid Point anchors the eastern side of the survey, while the western edge is marked by the elevations of Mt Pisgah and the working Gravel Pits near Boothbay Harbor.