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ELLSWORTH — Heart of Ellsworth, in a partnership with GrowSmart Maine and the Ellsworth Historical Society, held the city’s second annual “Jane’s Walk” in downtown Ellsworth on Saturday, May 6.
ELLSWORTH — The county’s shiretown and the state’s top-dollar port will both hold community walks on Saturday, May 6, to examine the history, character and future of their respective communities.
“Some of are formal, but many are personal and reflect camp life, which included sunning on the beach or having a picnic on the grass in full skirts, neckties and jackets,” said the society’s current president, Bill Fogle.
The morning walk, “Sign of the Times,” will be led by Ellsworth Historical Society board member Terri Cormier and will feature the Museum in the Streets Project.
There’s been a fair amount of back and forth over the building, including what had looked like the society’s impending relinquishing of the property back to the county.