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Names on the Limerick map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks4

  • Emerys Corner
  • Perrys Corner
  • Felch Corner
  • Limerick Mills

Streets and roads115

  • Sokokis Trail
  • Sokokis Trail South
  • Central Avenue
  • Washington Street
  • Main Street
  • Parsonsfield Road
  • Elm Street
  • Sokokis Trail North
  • Beaver Brook Road
  • Norton Road
  • Coffin Hill Road
  • Sawyer Mountain Road
  • Highland Road
  • Burnham Road
  • Clarks Bridge Road
  • Rohr Road
  • Clark Bridge Road
  • Johnson Road
  • Carroll Lane
  • Range East Road
  • Foss Road
  • Doles Ridge Road
  • Quarry Road
  • Stone Hill Road
  • Leisure Lane
  • North Shore Drive
  • Enterprise Road
  • Patterson Road
  • Watson Hill Road
  • Deer Crossing Road
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  • Waycross Way
  • Silver Lane
  • Long Street
  • Cramm Road
  • Old Country Way
  • Grandview Road
  • Old Middle Road
  • Pickerel Pond Road
  • New Dam Road
  • Nason Road
  • Stony Brook Drive
  • Cottage Road
  • Island Road
  • Sedgley Road
  • Things Corner Road
  • Fisher Drive
  • Skyline Drive
  • Cannon Hill Road
  • Arrowhead Lane
  • Alice Drive
  • Birch Lane
  • Joyce Drive
  • Morin Farm Way
  • Owl Ridge Road
  • Cornish Road
  • Quaker Lane
  • Sportsmans Way
  • Edge Hill Road
  • Morin Drive
  • Lori Lane
  • Pleasant Drive
  • Mountain Views Road
  • Stephen Way
  • Division Drive
  • Shire Road
  • Emery Corner Road
  • Lombard Hill Road
  • Pleasant Hill Road
  • Sedgly Road
  • Harbor View Drive
  • Provencher Drive
  • John and Marie Drive
  • Dubourdieu Road
  • Pond Road
  • Hoyt Road
  • Oshkosh Drive
  • Town Farm Road
  • Hamilton Way
  • Richards Road
  • Bus Park Road
  • Scout Island Road
  • Mallard Drive
  • Whiteley Road
  • Moon Circle
  • Prokey Drive
  • Owls Hill Road
  • Leavitt Brook Road
  • Smith Road
  • East Shore Drive
  • School Street
  • Katie Circle
  • Junkins Road
  • Hemlock Hill Road
  • Kelley Lane
  • Branch Road
  • Yoho Circle
  • Dyer Lane
  • Jay Lane
  • Birch Circle
  • Claymore Terrace
  • Caribou Drive
  • Moose Circle
  • Brookside Lane
  • Sunny Way
  • Bear Hill Lane
  • Cypress Circle
  • Wilson Spr
  • Oak Circle
  • Sawyers Mountain Road
  • Richardson Lane
  • Fire Tower Lane
  • Helen Circle
  • Lucier Lane
  • Andrew Terrace
  • Severin Way

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About Limerick, Maine

Limerick is a town of 3,188 people in York County, set among hills, lakes and brooks. The land belonged to the Newichewannock Abenaki, whose village sat beside the Salmon Falls River. Kittery trader Francis Small bought a large tract from Chief Captain Sunday, also called Wesumbe, in 1668, paying with twenty strings of beads, two blankets, four pounds of musket balls, two pounds of gunpowder and two gallons of rum. Small then sold half his share to Major Nicholas Shapleigh of Eliot, a rich Piscataqua merchant.

The French and Indian Wars kept settlers away until the Treaty of Paris ended them in 1763. Ten years later the heirs of Small and Shapleigh offered Biddeford lawyer James Sullivan a township if he would defend their bigger claims in court. Sullivan agreed, and in 1775 he helped settle Limerick Plantation, naming it for the Irish city where his father was born. The town was incorporated on March 6, 1787.

  • Holland Blankets for the UnionJames Bradbury started the Limerick Manufacturing Company on Brown Brook in 1846. Joshua Holland bought the mill in 1857, and its Holland Blankets became famous across the country and kept Civil War soldiers warm. A village known for a time as Hollandville grew up around the mill.
  • Farms along the Sokokis TrailLimerick's village took shape beside the old Sokokis Trail, today's Route 5. The trail led from Pequawket, a Sokokis village where Fryeburg stands now, down to the coast at what is now Saco. Good soil made Limerick a farming town of hay, apples, grapes, cranberries, cattle and dairy. Its brooks powered four furniture factories, a clothing factory and grist, shingle and lumber mills, beside three tanneries and four blacksmith shops.
  • The Morning Star, 1826The Morning Star, a Free Will Baptist newspaper that opposed slavery, was founded in Limerick in 1826.
  • Leavitt Brook and New LimerickDr. Joshua Leavitt was among the first settlers, and Leavitt Brook carries his name. Families from Limerick later moved north and settled the town of New Limerick in Aroostook County.
  • A pioneer children's librarianBorn in Limerick, Anne Carroll Moore went to Limerick Academy, then studied library work at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. From 1906 to 1941 she led children's services at the New York Public Library, starting story times and staff training. In 1925 her book Nicholas: A Manhattan Christmas Story finished as a Newbery Medal runner-up.

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  1. Aerial imagery of Mendon, Massachusetts, from the USDA NAIP program

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