Springdale Camps, Stockton, Me
When Americans took to the road in their automobiles for vacations in the 1920s, overnight camps sprang up. They offered a place to pitch a tent and park the car
A Glimpse of Stockton Springs, Maine
Downtown Stockton Springs looking to the east, showing all the buildings before any tearing down was done. Mate LaFurley’s store was in what was called the Denslow Block, with a dance hall upstairs that was also used for meetings, etc.
Cheaper Than a Railway
Ingenuity helped keep working coasters going long after their heyday.