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Ellsworth Historical Society rehabilitates former county jail roof

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The Ellsworth Historical Society is managing a yearslong rehabilitation project on the former county jail in Ellsworth. The latest repairs involve replacing the antiquated slate roof and guttering system. The society stated that the project is funded exclusively through grants and donations, without reliance on taxpayer dollars. The society has owned the former jail since 1998.

From bangordailynews.com

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The project is aimed at preserving the historic character of the former jail, which the society considers a part of Ellsworth’s history. The society has managed the property since the 1970s, after jail operations were moved to a new wing of the current facility.

A city project continues at Harbor Park in Ellsworth.

From bangordailynews.com

Who's involved

  • EllsworthCity and county seat where the rehabilitation project is taking place.
  • Mark WorthPresident of the Ellsworth Historical Society.
  • Ellsworth Historical Society, MaineManaging the rehabilitation of the former county jail.

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    city and county seat of Hancock County, Maine, United States

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