Historical Markers in Somerset County

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Historical Markers in Somerset County

1 ► Maine, Somerset County, Bingham — Benedict Arnold 1775 Kennebec River Crossing —

Near U.S. 201 8 miles north of Donigan Road, on the left when traveling north.

This tablet marks the place where Colonel Benedict Arnold with his soldiers left the Kennebec River October 1775 and marched from the west shore in a north-westerly direction to Dead River on their way to Quebec. — — Map (db m102371) HM

2 ► Maine, Somerset County, Madison — Father Rasle's School and Mission for Native Americans —

On Father Rasle Road, on the right when traveling south.

On this site, prior to 1705 stood the first Native American school in the region now known as the state of Maine. This school was established by Father Sebastian Rasle a missionary priest and teacher in the Kennebec river area. For over thirty . . . — — Map (db m312992) HM

3 ► Maine, Somerset County, Mercer — Mercer Grist Mill —

On Main Street 0.4 miles west of U.S. 2, on the right when traveling west.

This wheel was used in the Mercer Grist Mill to grind grain into flour during the 1800's — — Map (db m150346) HM

4 ► Maine, Somerset County, New Portland — Wire Bridge —

On Wire Bridge Road east of Stonewall Drive (Maine Route 27), on the right when traveling east.

Maine Historic Civil Engineering Landmark American Society of Civil Engineers Founded 1852 Wire Bridge Completed 1866 Designated in 1990 by the Maine Section ASCE — — Map (db m155755) HM

5 ► Maine, Somerset County, Norridgewock — John Ware House —

On River Road at Willow Street, on the right when traveling east on River Road.

John Ware House c.1803 First Somerset County Court House 1809 – 1820 Norridgewock Historical Society — — Map (db m314033) HM

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