Sagadahoc County Fair at Topsham Ends With Noted Exhibits
The Sagadahoc County Fair in Topsham closes after a strong 56th season featuring Bath ship builders like Gardiner G. Deering, top exhibits in vegetables and fancy work, and a lively midway. Weather was favorable and crowd turnout was large on opening day. The Deering yard in Bath showcases multi master schooners and a history of successful vessels, with insights from Gardiner G. Deering on costs, techniques, crew amenities, and future builds.
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New England
Isaiah Morrill
John F. Baker
Lyman E. Smith
Maine
William B. Kendall
Bowdoinham
Anna Trufant
West Bath
Helen Keay
Bowdoin
Topsham
Merrymeeting
Dirigo
Brunswick
Sagadahoc Grange
Deering
Bath
Gardiner G. Dearing
Deer
Gardiner G. Deering
Edgcomb
David
Katherine Sherman Deering
North Boothbay
Gardiner
Old Academy
Hitchcock Yard
William T. Donnell
Georgetown
Lewiston
Horatio L. Baker
Edwin R. Hunt
Lydia M Deering
Lucy H. Goward
Malcolm D. Seavey
Elisha Atkins
William R. Wilson
Mary L. Baxter
Henry O. Barrett
Mr. Deering
Port Tampa
New York
Baltimore
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Mayor Morey
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
My. Deering
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