Colburn House State Historic Site
33 Arnold Rd, Pittston, ME 04345, USA
Maine, USA
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Colburn House State Historic Site.
Maine owns and preserves the 1765 Colburn House and six-acre setting as a state historic site. The timber-frame dwelling, collections, and Arnold expedition exhibits survive, although structural deterioration has prompted ongoing stabilization and restoration, with seasonal or restricted public access.
About Colburn House State Historic Site
Major Reuben Colburn built the bateaux used by Benedict Arnold's 1775 expedition to Quebec at this site, supporting one of the most arduous campaigns of the Revolutionary War. The surviving place or marker keeps this historical association visible within its community.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Colburn House State Historic Site
Major Reuben Colburn built the bateaux used by Benedict Arnold's 1775 expedition to Quebec at this site, supporting one of the most arduous campaigns of the Revolutionary War.
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