Wells (ME) (Images of America)

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Wells has a history as fascinating as it’s long. Blessed with tremendous natural resources, this enticing place attracted native folks after which European fishermen and traders long before Edmund Littlefield established the primary permanent mills at the banks of the Webhannet River in 1640. Wells incorporated in 1653 as Maine’s third the town, and since then more than thirteen generations of New Englanders have nurtured their families by reaping the waves of the Atlantic or toiling at the furrows in their farms. The early settlers were independent Yankees striving to make a living, but they created small communities grouped across the traditional institutions of the blacksmith shop, the shop, the church, and the only-room school.

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