An article on the Blaine House in Augusta, which was recently the subject of a r
Date
5-1-1996
Pages
34-37, 58-60
Abstract
An article on the Blaine House in Augusta, which was recently the subject of a restoration costing $650,000, most of which was raised privately. For a governor's mansion, the Blaine House is a remarkably comfortable and cozy place. It was originally built as a private home for sea captain James Hall and in 1862 became the home of James G. Blaine, who was appointed secretary of state by two presidents but was never a governor. With details on the history of the house, its residents, and stories connected to it.
Subjects
Blaine Mansion Augusta
Recommended Citation
Ward, Ellen MacDonald, "An article on the Blaine House in Augusta, which was recently the subject of a r" (1996). Maine News Index - Down East Magazine. 1870.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_downeast/1870
Source
Down East