Remember ME! videos

Please enjoy these videos. They are going to mostly contain short clips of places relevant to various history projects we are working on.

Getting steamed in Maine is a few selected clips from a full length documentary we are working on about Maine's steamboating history.

20thMe.Co.B will be a short selection of stills taken at their 2007 Moxie Festival encampment.

A Day At Fort Popham is a selection of shots from a show we did for Explore Maine, and will be part of a full length documentary series on Maine fortifications and their history.

A Day At Scribner's Mill is a short piece about the Scribner Mill located in Harrison Maine. A group of people are working at restoring it back to the shape it was in back in the 1920's.

Upcoming pieces will be

Twenty Mile Falls, a look at how water power can create a community, and how it stays together through history.

'Tween The River And The Road, a look at the bicycle pathway in Brunswick, and the history hidden below its pavement.

 

This is a pretty interesting structure  found just down the road from the Cathance Mill. It was used as a water tower by a local farmer, George Rogers. He built the power to supply a steady supply of water to his home, a victorian mansion that was built in the early 1900's, just the other side of the road. The water was pumped into the tower by a hydraulic ram pump in the brook near the tower.


Remember ME! Media Presents A Few Minutes in Maine.....

 

The Cathance Sawmill in Topsham, Maine

 

 

 

 

This is the view from the roadway. The Cathance Road is located off route 24 in Topshm Maine.

This view is from the bridge over the Cathance stream, which provided the hydraulic power.

This is the front elevation view from the roadway. You can see how the apartments were made. 

You can see the dam just trhrough the trees in the center of the picture. 

 

 

 

 

This is the front entry, Its going to be a big job if the buyer wants to restore it to its original state!