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Names on the Litchfield 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 landmarks5

  • Litchfield Corners
  • Purgatory
  • Ring Hill
  • Batchelders Crossing
  • Litchfield Plains

Streets and roads106

  • Richmond Road
  • Lewiston Road
  • Hardscrabble Road
  • Whippoorwill Road
  • South Adams Road
  • West Road
  • Hallowell Road
  • Ferrin Road
  • Hallowell Drive
  • Neck Road
  • Doyle Street
  • Plains Road
  • Huntington Hill Road
  • Stevenstown Road
  • Oak Hill Road
  • Pond Road
  • Pine Tree Road
  • Dennis Hill Road
  • Lunts Hill Road
  • Buker Road
  • Upper Pond Road
  • Peacepipe Drive
  • Libby Road
  • Ridley Lane
  • Small Road
  • Norris Hill Road
  • Lakeview Drive
  • Academy Road
  • Jimmy Pond Lane
  • Beaver Drive
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  • North Greenlead Woods Lane
  • Gustin Road
  • Wentzell Road
  • Hyles Drive
  • Dead River Road
  • Fire Road H12
  • G25
  • Hartford Drive
  • Greenacres Drive
  • Chesley Drive
  • Lebel Street
  • Mace Road
  • Grant Road
  • Tower Lane
  • Forbidden Lane
  • Little Drive
  • Tutt Lane
  • Maxwell Road
  • Forest Lane
  • Bowdion Center Road
  • Center Road
  • North Adams Road
  • Hallowell- Litchfield Road
  • North Oak Hill Road
  • Melanie Lane
  • Hanchester Lane
  • Easy Street
  • My Way Drive
  • Lynn Lane
  • Hayden Hill Road
  • Loon Pond Lane
  • Sand Pond Lane
  • Loch Sloy Lane
  • Thorofare Road
  • Fire Road 41
  • Thornton Lane
  • Stevens Drive
  • Getch-Hill Lane
  • Fr Hi 5
  • Nadeau Drive
  • Crystal Lane
  • Dingley Road
  • Michael Lane
  • Stone Lane
  • Dump Road
  • Stream Drive
  • Island Drive
  • Labbe Lane
  • Lois Lane
  • Maple Drive
  • Haley Lane
  • Canty Lane
  • Finley Lane
  • Bass Lane
  • Lily Lane
  • Fern Lane
  • Bowdoin Center Road
  • Norris Point Road
  • Kenway Drive
  • Military Lane
  • Nottingham Lane
  • Washington Lane
  • Pleasant Pond Lane
  • Elm Lane
  • School Lane
  • Buker Street
  • Shepard Lane
  • Daffodil Lane
  • Rosser Drive
  • Manchester Lane
  • Fire Road Ha8
  • Pamrok Lane
  • Turcotte Lane
  • Potters Brook Lane
  • Jeffery Lane
  • Trout Lane

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About Litchfield, Maine

Litchfield is a town of 3,586 people in Kennebec County, Maine, and its first settlers made their homes near its many ponds, lakes and streams. Surveyors first mapped the land in 1770, and in 1773 it became part of the Kennebec Purchase. Eliphalet Smith brought his family here in 1777 to make the first permanent settlement, and Benjamin Hinkley's family arrived two days after them.

The 1790 census listed the settlement as Smithtown Plantation, in what was then Lincoln County. It took the name Smithfield Plantation when it was organized in 1793, and in 1795 it was incorporated as Litchfield. By then William Potter had already raised the first sawmill on Potter's Mill Stream, in 1789, and he added a grist mill a few years later. His sons Amos and Jeremiah ran both mills until about 1870.

  • A town of apple orchardsOrchards grew on farms across town, among them James A. Chase's farm on Plains Road and the Huntington Hill Road farm of William and Sarah Springer. By 1878 Frank C. Wyman was running his cider mill on the Upper Pond Road by steam, grinding 7,000 to 8,000 bushels of apples a year, and he put up apples, applesauce and corn in his own cannery. In 1924 the state counted 16,876 bearing apple trees here.
  • A fair since 1858Local farmers formed the Litchfield Agricultural Society in 1857, a group known today as the Litchfield Farmer's Club, and it held the first Litchfield Fair the next year. The fair still fills the grounds on Plains Road every year on the weekend after Labor Day, under the motto "What a Fair Should Be."
  • Where Common Ground beganThe first Common Ground Country Fair was held at the Litchfield Fairgrounds in 1977, and 10,000 people came. Twice that many came the next year. The fair stayed through 1979 and 1980, but it grew too big for the grounds, so in 1981 it moved to Windsor.
  • A mineral named LitchfielditeWhen the Association of American Geologists and Naturalists held its sixth yearly meeting in 1845, members reported finding both the blue mineral sodalite and the rock later called Litchfieldite in town. W. S. Bayley gave Litchfieldite its name in 1892, after the town, which remains one of the very few places where it is found.
  • The Old Town HouseLitchfield built its Old Town House on the Hallowell Road in 1842 for $400. Town business and meetings were held there until 1973, when a new Town Office went up across the street. The Historical Society of Litchfield then turned the old building into a museum, which stands in front of Veteran's Memorial Park.

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