1915 Map of Waldoboro

About this map

Waldoboro serves as the focal point of this coastal Maine landscape, situated where the Medomak River opens into a network of coves and tidal passages. The 1913 survey details a region defined by its numerous "Corners"—small intersections like Kennedy Corner and Kalers Corner that once anchored local agricultural and social life. The Maine Central railroad cuts through the territory, supporting stations at Winslow Mills and Nobleboro Station. This map reveals an era of localized education, documenting more than twenty small neighborhood schoolhouses, from the Slaigo School near the river to the Middle Road School in the east. The intricate coastline around Cross Neck and Dutch Neck shows the complex geography of Broad Cove and Long Cove, where the maritime economy met the inland farmstead. Genealogists will find a wealth of family-named landmarks such as Haskell Hill, Benner Corner, and Pitchers Cove.