Though Livermore of the late 1800s was a working-class town, its Italianate mans

Authors

Winnie White

Source

Down East

Date

8-1-1997

Pages

78-81

Abstract

Though Livermore of the late 1800s was a working-class town, its Italianate mansion, Norlands, was a stately summer mansion for the seven Washburn brothers, who rose to prosperity as a governor, a banker, four United States Representatives, and a journalist, respectively. The mansion has been fully restored as part of the Norlands Living History Center. Detailed family history.

Subjects

Historic buildings Livermore Norlands, Washburn family

Recommended Citation

White, Winnie, "Though Livermore of the late 1800s was a working-class town, its Italianate mans" (1997). Maine News Index - Down East Magazine. 329.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_downeast/329