WINDSHIELD INVENTORY for the Town of BAR HARB OR by Rob Finn with digital data provided by Kurt Jacobsen May 1992 GULF of UEBEC SALTSBURY LOVE PRINCE QUEBEC NB EDEN FREDERKTON. SAINT JOHN! 45 HULLS MALNE COVE BANGOR HALIFAX MONTPELLER AUGUSTA M 3 VT NH June GULP YARHOUTH PORTLAND Maine BAR ©CONCORD HARBOR the winshield neighborhood inventory begins here Mass. BOSTON HARTFORD. Providence Comm. TOWN HILL POINT 102 LAKE ROAD 8 THE EAGLE Aba ACADIA NATIONAL BAR PARK 3 the town of BAR HARBOR MAINE OFTERS MOUNT CREEK DESERT ISLAND - PA4 1 1/2 0 1 mile 2 3 CONTENTS: ndshield Neighbor hood Inventory is a A WINDSHIELD NEIGHBORHOOD INVENTORY trip through the different sections of BAR HARBOR 2 E It is designed to be a study of the Cottage Street 3 Water front Area 5 acter in an effort to better understand Village Green and Mount Desert Street 7 8 , for future development. Upper Main Street aracters of the different areas are the Perimeter of the Village 9 Route 3, Eden Street and Route 233, inected to the scenic vistas within the Eagle Lake Road 10 se refer to the Scenic Inventory "SUMMARY 111 South of Bar Harbor on Rate 3 12 d of this book to more Fully under- ROUTE 3 13 eir importance. Hulls love 14 16 Salisbury Love 18 Eden 19 Northeast Creek Access 20 Head of the Island 'SUMMARY 20 ROUTE 102 22 TownHill 23 Indian Point Knox Road and the 25 Gilbert Farm Road "SUMMARY 20 THE INTERIOR OF TOWN 27 the Crooked Road 27 30 Norway Drive 32 Route 233 33 Afterword: Possible Futures D SUMMARY 320 I Appendix: Scenic Inventory 45 AR HARBOR photo 1 In attempting to understand the character and unique in Maine, a wild West style. with intricate Facades and Gold Rush type of the village of Bar Harber, one must take many architectural and site planning styles into consid- signage. evation. Some examples of building styles include Victorian Era, Georgian and Federal Er , several Tudor style with exposed beams and stucco, and most pecular photo. 1 DOWNTOWN BAR HARBOR, the hub of the town's economy. standards are integral in retaining the well-orchestrated The area's attractiveness is based on the views down each environment which benefits all businesses here, as well of the streets and the peculiar conglomoration of architect- as the town as a whole. Together all these Facets of ural styles which have accumulated over the years. Visibility the down town character make a sort of "vacation land" and openness are retained by the submergence of the atmosphere were visitors are happy to leisurely roam about tele phone wires. The Central Business District's Design From here we will travel to the different areas of the village BAR HARBOR photo 2 photo 3 photo COTTAGE STREET travelling west The area of the Post office. This is Looking across the street, you see the the end of the downtown Business Dist Critereon Theater and the Mayfair Mall. also Looking back east at the intersection Known as the oddfellows Hall, signifi cant of Cottage and Main. rict and the heavy foot traffic to Bar Harbor history because it was the seat of government From 1894 until the 1960's photo 6 photo 5 IIIII Farther west, you have houses with businesses in them on Travelling Farther West down Cottage just lots with yards. Across the street on the left is a gas station with past the Post office. you come to Rodick an entirely asphalt lot. House which recalls the cottage Industry of Maine. note the yard. Across the street on the left are two Franchise outlets. BAR HARBOR photo 7 photo. 8 VL re COTTAGE STREET After passing through 2 stretch You come to another group of buildings You then come to two of the most important and heavily more businesses in house structures that create a "downtown" atmosphere trafficked buildings in town, the super market and the Municipal because of their close grouping. Building photo.9 photo.10 F Just past those buildings is the corner of Cottage St. lot with grass and trees. The end of Cottage ST. is another and Holland Ave. Three of the Four corner lots here have For more discussion of this corner see the "downtown" style of grouping and archi- tecture. There is little fost traffic no curb and are entirely asphalt. The fourth is a vacant After word of this book. here. BAR HARBOR photo photo ll I WATER FRONT AREA The departure point for this area being the First photo. the corner of cottage and Main. Travelling North down Main St., you enter the most heavily travelled section of town. With thriving businesses on the left photo.12 and Agamont Park to the right. ST AREA The Town Pier is another premier late west which is blocked by the long. Flat attraction of Downtown with it's tour boat hotel. access and excellent view of surrounding lands. except the coast to the immed- photo. 14 photo. 15 Travelling west up West St. you come Up to the Bar Harbor Historic Dist- to several more thriving businesses. rict, where most houses are "mansions" Traffic is light and the whole street is lined with trees. BAR HARBOR photo .16 Travelling South up Main St from the departure point of the CO rmer of cottage and Main... VILLAGE GREEN and MOUNT DESERT STREET You come to the Village Green, integral to the open feeling of Downtown Bar Harbor. All of the buildings surrounding the green still retain the character of the Cental Business District even though they are outside it's jurisdiction. photo 5 photo.18 Just on the other side of the town Farther west up Mount Desert St. are green, going west down Mount Desert St. many Hotels, churchos the YMCA YWCA and the Library. Most oF this Street is lined with beautiful and unique structures, an excellent entrance to the village For the many visitors who come in on Route 3. b BAR HARBOR photo.19 e photo.20 photo 21 UPPER MAIN STREET travelling south from the Village Green. This area retains much of the some Western style and more businesses in houses. character associated with cottage ind- ustry.. photo. 22 The Athletic Field offers a wide open view of the surrounding hills and mountains. BAR HARBOR photo. 23 photo 23 photo25 THE is the PERIMETER of the VILLAGE after the Athletic Field, turning west on Cromwell Harbor Road. you climb a hill and have Mount air view Cemetery and its beautiful passing the end of Ledgelawn Avenue views of the surrounding mountains. and the Sewer plant photo.z4 photo.25 Cromwell Harbor Road is a quiet option for those who know it as 2 way of avoiding busy downtown summer traffic. The golf course, has equally vast views After crossing the Eagle Lake of the mountains and hills. This view, Road and going down Cleftstone you can see the most visible house to the east reveals houses a top Straw- in Bar Harbar visible From the entirety berry Hill. of Mount Desert Street. much of Cottage. and From as far as the Tarn. is modelled after away It in with most of the rest of the town. a Greek Temple not Fitting BAR HARBOR photo 26 photo 29 photo 29 7 (This photo did not come out.) (This photo did not come out.) photo 30 photo 31 ROUTE 3. EDEN STREET and ROUTE 233, L J L the EAGLE LAKE ROAD This stretch of Eden Street is The north side of Eden Street from on Eden Street after the intersection almost entirely large hotels, from the the point of the previous photo to West with West Street, on the right you have 2 Cleftstone Road brings you to Stream crossing to the west (just off the Street, is not hotels but rather the college stream and wooded area which wraps around Route 3 known as Edin Street, inset map) to the inter section with and is lined with deep woods. the school on the hill and continues to which is the entrance to the West Street the inter section with Route 233. On the village of Bar Harbor for most left you have homes and the often backed visitors. up entrance to Cottage Street. photo. 29 photo.30 photo 31 7 ( This photo did not come out.) L The intersection of Eden Street, Route 233 (to the right) and Mount Up Route 233 you have two large there are neighbor hoods on structures on the right and wooded both sides of the street . and the Desert Street (to the left). Frontage to the left (just out of this golf course in the valley. The rest frame). over the hill of Route 233 will be discussed on page 32. BAR HARBOR SUMMARY OF CHARACTERISTICS In the same order as the photographic essay. e. same as b. and h. heavy and fast c. low foot and ve- vehicular traffic a. heavy foot traffic homes to the nicular traffic closely-grouped buildings eastern side of almost no foot large old houses traffic architectural facades the street lawns with trees heavily wooded bright colors Bed and Breakfasts a f. hervily wooded with driveways well-built sidewalks to homes on the ST. extra-heavy but slow d. moderate foot g. low but Fast h. shore vehicular traffic traffic e. vehicular traffic entirely commercial heavy and slow sparsely populated i. almost all of the few modern buildings vehicular traffic views of mountains remainder of b. moderate foot traffic large. widely- the village is spaced buildings .some closely. grouped heavy and fast residential with well-built side- walks i. g. vehicular traffic homes with yards buildings lawns with almost no foot and trees .some widely-spaced occasional £ traffic almost no "eyper. buildings extra heavy but slow trees RD, almost entirely imental" or mod- ern architecture vehicular traffic mostly old large modern MOS tly commescial buildings hotels some modern buildings 121 photo. 32 SOUTH OF BAR HARBOR ON ROUTE 3 Leaving the village of Bar Harbor, travelling south, you pass through a residential area with Fairly thick woods on both sides. photo 32 photo 33 You come to the ocean Drive junction to the left photo. 33 photo. 34 and Further on to Jackson Labs. OTTER CREEK. This shot, tooking After travelling through the Park for north, shows the residential atmo. a while you come to... sphere surrounded by mountains. OTHER photo 3th ROUTE 3 is SALISBURY COVE ROUTE 3 EVEN photo 35 TRENTON Bo HARBOR De Rouse's TOWN SHILL B 3 For 2 more in-depth study of this study done by the Land-Use Planning Heading west out of Bar Harbor after crossing the road see the "Route 3 corridor class of 1991 at college of the Atlantic. stream that marks the end of the hotel area, you pass several old fashioned structures amidst large White Pines an the right. photo. 35 Then you come to the BluFFS, certainly one of the most spectacular views in town. After the Bluffs , there are more buildings surrounded by White Pines. before Hulls Cove HULLS COVE 14 photo 36 photo. 37 N photo 40 photo 39 photo 38 37 photo photo36 This view is from the intersection of Route3 and the and see almost the whole village Crooked Road (just out of the Frame to the right.) looking south. of Hulls love with neighborhoods all For further discussion of this corner see the After passing the entrance to Acadia around the stores restaurant and notels Afterword of this book. National Park you road the curve along Route 3. photo. 38 photo.39 photo. 40 From the same point as the previous photo ( the Crooked Road is just out of the frame to the left) but now looking Continuing north through Hulls Cove This view From a neigborhood north at Lookout Point and the shore. you climb a hill. This view is looking area further north up Route 3. but south. back over the village and the still looking south, . shows the mountains. extended view of the mountains you have if you approach Hulls Cove from this direction. more HULLS COVE 1J photo.41 3 g 80 photo.42 All photo.43 Just north of the cove on Route 3 is an excellent view of Ireson Hill afforded by the open field. 4 0 R photo 41 JEYS DDG photo. 42 photo 43 IRESON HILL a a aD HULLS LOVE d 20 P 80 40 a After you pass through previously mentioned residential neighbor- These shots looking south from Route 3 show more of the hoods, you come to Ireson Hill. which has no houses on it. It could mountain views of the area. be described as having a tourist oriented commercial character . com- It is important to remember that these views of distant mantains parable to the area of hotels at the entrance to the village of are Far more visible than can be captured in photographs. A viewer Bar Harbor. moving in 2 car sees through the trees and houses that pass by The Sand Point Road to the north oF Ireson Hill is almost en- quickly and get a constant view oF the mountains for several hundred yards. tirely residen tial except For a small collection of motor court lodging on the north western shore. SALISBURY COVE and HAMILTON POND 16 photo 44 photo 45 photo 46 photo47 SALISBURY 44 photo.45 plato.4u Continuing west down Ireson Hill you get an extended view of the hills to Hamilton Pond to the left and Salis bury cove to the right. the west as you gradually descend to... photo 47 OK The middle of Salisbury cove. more SALISBURY LOVE I7 photo. 48 SALISBUR COVS THE At the western end of the village there are several historic structures. This photo looking east. photo 49 Looking you get an excellent view of Hamilton Pond and the mountains. EDEN photo 50 IU This shot is looking east. Visible to the left is the mainland and in the center the distant Ireson Hill. SALISBURY COVE photo 50 photo 51/nettpage) The residential area of Eden is typically houses with open yards along Rotte 3 and secluded houses near the shore. Leaving Salisbury love. continuing down Route 3 to the west you climb the hill of the village of Eden. You travel through wooded stretchs with several homes. Notable is the historic Hamilton Station barns on the right. and several open Fields on top of the hill. NORTHEAST CREEK ACCESS photo.31 photo.52 photo.53 and.54 This area is to be Descending the hill you get views of the mountains As you descend the hill noted because of its high traffic and its to the southeast over an open field with very old farm houses. public canoeing access. photo. 52 photo.53 photo. 54 At the bottom of the hill you have views to the south- you get an extended view of the east of Nor theast Creek and the distant mountains and to the north west of the hills to the south and an old farm creeks outlet , 1 2 few islands and house and barn in a field. the mainland. HEAD OF THE ISLAND ZO SECURITY 1 a. Climbing the hill past North east b. The next section of Route 3 C. The Head of the island the First Creek you pass more homes among is a fairly tourist oriented impression of Bar Harbor for most trees and Fields. The intersection commercial area augmented visitors, is heavily wooded with of Route 3 and the Knox Road is by views of the bay and a few commer cial establishments. so sharp that it can be assumed the marshes. that it was laid out by cows, not engineers. ROUTE 3 SUMMARY OF CHARACTERISTICS In the same order as the photographic essay. j SALISBURY ROUTE 3 COVE The traffic through.at Route f. d. 3 is heavy in the summer and EDEN H. HULLS moderate in the off.season. Speed LOVE is around forty miles-per-hour unless otherwise noted. Foot traffic TRENTON a: is non-existant unless noted g. 8 BAR HARBOR n. TOWN HILL B 33 e. many widely spaced g. open yards j. the rest of the Route a. . heavily wooded C. mostly homes with homes houses 3 corridor is heavily semi secluded buildings yards and trees occasional motel and 1 motor court forests wooded with occasional secluded homes b. some buildings close civic buildings historic buildings creek access views of mountains moderate foot traffic to street in Salisbury Cove h. partially wooded many businesses in house-like structures d. almost entirely hotels, motels and camp. motor - courts and motels and camp f. open yards ground motels ground homes few trees partially wooded motor courts 1. heavily wooded low foot traffic many large signs very fast traffic occasional businesses very fast traffic ROUTE 102 LL photo. 55 photo.55 photo. 56 ROUTE NZ Red Rock corner could be described as the indusTrial supply area of town. For a more thorough study of this area ditions and development possibilities, see Optians for and all of Town Hill, including ecologica ( con. the Future by the University of Pennsylvania Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning published in For close to smile, the May of 1991. road is heavily wooded on both sides. photo. 56 6 Notable here at the corner proper are the public access From the beginning of the ascent up Town Hill just to Western Bay at Clarks Cove to the right and view of the about where the two cars are passing in this picture Northern side of Town Hill in the back ground. TOWN HILL a photo. 57 BLOOD % photo.57 photo.58 a CLARK COVE photo. UP of TOWN HILL you enter the tourist-oriented commer cial area of Town D Hill. photo 58 photo. 59 AG Farther up the hill you pass through To the north more looking back what could be described as the down the hill. you get an extended cottage industry area with stores in view of the hills and mainland in house-like structures almost all with the distance. yards and trees in front. photo 60 photo-lob photolog TOWN At the top of the hill. you come As you turn the distinctively country to what could be seen as the center road-style sharp turn to the right of Town Hill. photo. 61 photo. 62 you dramatically encounter a view At this point you can even see Somes Sound. of the distant mountains which lasts This entire area from the top of the hill all the way to for nearly half a mile. Somesville is residential with Fields, thick woods and a For more discussion of this view see the After- cemetary. word of this book. INDIAN POINT, THE KNOX ROAD and GILBERT FARM ROAD ZS photo 63 Turning down the Indian Point Road from Town Hill , you are on one of the roads seldom travelled by the casual island visitor. It is heavilly wooded in its entirety and sparsely populated. Notable are the public park on Indian Point and the views of the mountains to the east from the intersection with the road to oak Hill. ( pictured here). The Knox Road and Gilbert Farm Road area of town is almost completely residential. Homes are typically on one acre plots with lots of trees and yards. photo 63 WESTERN SIDE OF TOWN SUMMARY OF CHARACTERISTICS In the same order as the photographic essay. is FARM RD £ ! . Traffic is Fast and Foot traffic is Route a. loz non-exist int unless noted. e. INDIAN SOMES VILLE a. heavily wooded C. . partially wooded e. . heavily wooded . rare homes occasional homes cottage industry store- and businesses in -home commercial businesses f. . heavily populated b. sparsly wooded yards homes with yards warehouse style and trees commercial buil d. Fields . slower traffic dings woods homes with yards widely spaced homes low Foot traffic THE CROOKED ROAD photo 64 ROAD photo los TOWN HILL 102 This view looking east just after As the geographic core of the town, this area is the most rural and sparsely populated. leaving Town Hill is of hills and mountains across an open Field. photo. 65 After passing through heavily wooded areas at the marsh of Northeast creek with views with few houses, you come to the bird sanctuary of the surrounding hills. more CROOKED ROAD 40 - photo.66 photo photo.65 After a stretch of road through wooded residential areas, you come to Farm Fields on the hill to the right which are part of East South West photo.67 The crossroads of the Crooked Road which reachs up Norway Drive to the north to the south and several historic and Norway Drive. This collection of farms and south, also has d stream. wooded hilltops farm houses and barns. more CROOKED ROAD OF and 80 o HULLS COVE 0/07 e. o 5 c. X The road continues through: a. homes amid fields and b. an old Farm (discussed c. 2 working farm d. a stretch of e. and ends as forests. with mountains woods with you pass through further in the After- word of this book.) behind. the entrance the quarry and to a park enter Hulls love. lake. NORWAY DRIVE 30, photo. 68 vast Farm Fields visible From the can see houses forests hills and even Blue Hill top of the hill. Looking east here, you on the mainland. photo 69 Connecting Salisbury love and Route 233 on the southern edge of town, Norway Drive is as centrally rural as the This view is From Old Norway Drive of the field between it and the Crooked Road. The beginning of the road crosses Hamilton Crooked Road with a hill behind Pond and travels through a wooded area which opens to... VAY DRIVE photo .70 photo 70 Just north of the crossreads with the have Farm houses and Fields, heavily wooded Crooked Road (see P.28) looking south you hills on all sides and to the right in this picture, the main land. photo. 71 photo ni After travelling through a mile and a half of heavy woods with occasional houses you can see the mountains to the south east for an extended period of time through the trees. The road is wooded all the way to the junction with Route 233, the Eagle Lake Road. ROUTE 233 the EAGLE LAKE ROAD 32, BAR HARDOR to somes sound After leaving Bar Harbor far to the east, you travel through the park until you come to: a. the Eagle b. the National Park C. some homes, a tackle d. The rest of the road is e. the island High Lake access. Head quarters with shop and an open field heavily wooded except for School. the Farthest view all pictured below. a Few houses, a marsh in town west over Visible in the background and... the island to the is the hill which Norway mainland. Drive crosses. photo.72 INTERIOR OF TOWN 35 SUMMARY OF CHARACTERISTICS In the same order as the photographic essay. BOUTE 3 SAUSBURY GOVE an ROAD CROOKED HOLLS LOVE TOWN B Bo. HILL o SOMES 233 THE VILLE & EAGLE LAKE 2010 The entirety of the Crooked Road (until the quarry), Norway Drive and The Eagle lake Road (Until the golf course in the village of Bar Harbor) is heavily wooded occasional open field occasional homes. road. side and secluded The exceptions are areas a. and b. where houses are close together and a few busi- nesses. Afterword 34 I have painted several examples of Future \ made these possible futures by going over the zoning maps and Land Use Ordinances developments which are incongruous with the (with lots of explanation by Mr. Lock man and Mr. Sharkey ) characteristics of their neighborhoods. and in one and comparing what I saw there with my knowledge case. overloading the character. They are based of the area. Hope fully. concerned residents will on current trends of development throughout also examine what the future has in store For America, particulary in Maine and Bar Harbor and their neighborhoods. are entirely possible under current zoning regula- tions. These images are not intended to show that Bar Harbor has poor zoning ; the town has many extremely intelligent and detailed ordinances. They are meant to show that even with the most com- plex laws. modern development pressures can and will alter almost every neighbor hood and district of the town. Some times this change takes many years of slow and subtle changes and some times it happens abruptly with one new building. The full color originals oF these images are at the Office of the Town Planner of Bar Harbor. IRVING 112 FLUE 122 Holland 1992 IRVING REWUR 112 122 Possible Future; TID 38 III x corner of RouTe & The crooked Road Hulls love 1992 The crooked Road Hulls love Possible Road in the Emery District 1992 86 RFiver Possible inthe Emery District 45 Appendix : Scenic Inventory Is 20 B24 in 629 n at 38. 87 83 to 82 & & 2 POLICE SCENIC INVENTORY MAP The views indicated Scenic on this Inventory map are Map only prepared directional visible for the from Town generalizations. Harbor documents The the full road. extent It is of an lands acetate distinguishes overlay of each Bar vantage accompanies point a along physical undevelopable the map of the lands town and which shows roads, boundary which between developable tax parcels, and shoreline, winter vegetation structures, and topography. . a t 2. Town Pier - of MDI coast to the NW, Frenchman's Bay, the SCENIC INVENTORY islands and the Mainland surrounding. [seen in photo.1 FOR THE TOWN OF BAR HARBOR t 3. West St. - of MDI coast, the bay, islands and mainland. by Rob Finn March 1992 a 4. Mount Desert St. - of hill to the west. [seen in photo.17] This Scenic Inventory was done for the Bar Harbor Town 5. across the athletic field - of hill with trees (house is Planning Office in order to help them evaluate and protect the screened) scenic qualities which determine the towns unique character. It is a list of all the views of land from the public roads and to 6. - of Strawberry Hill with outside the immediate road corridor. It is limited to those mountains behind. views of or through developable lands. Additional study of the views from the water and Acadia National Park would provide a to 7. " - of hill to the NW with complete understanding of the visual character of the town. mountains behind. 1 8. Cromwell Harbor Road - an extended view through cemetery METHOD with mountains surrounding. [seen in photo.23] In order to determine potential visibility and help with orientation, I hand transferred all of the structures and dense winter forest cover of the town from 1985 aerial photographs onto t 9. " - of surrounding mountains through a topographical map. golf course. With this map and a compass, I surveyed the public roads by car. At every sighting of hills, trees, buildings, bodies of water, coastlines, or mainland, I pulled over and determined what o 10. Cleftstone - an extended view through trees and yards of it was I was looking at. I did this by examining the map, taking hill to the East. [seen in photo. 25] compass readings and looking through binauculars for distinguishing landmarks. I marked on the map my location on the t 11. " - of mountains to the South through trees. road, the farthest extent I could see side to side and the lands that were visible. 12. " - of clinic on top of hill. DATA t 13. Route 3 - of Champlain. [sen in photo. 32] The following is a list of descptions of each view I have designated on the Scenic Inventory map. t 14. " - of Champlain. {seen in photo.33] It is important to remember that view points are not actually single instances of sudden visibility. As you drive t 15. otter Creek - of all the surrounding mountains from just through them, they usually grow in visibility as you approach and about everywhere in the village. [partially seen in continue afterwards. photo. 34] t designates views of distant mountains, mainland or bodies t 16. " - through trees of houses in the village. of water. a designates when structures are visible on hills within t 17. Route 3 - of the bay and the mainland off the Bluffs. the "VISIBLE LANDS". [seen in photo.35 Descriptions should be read as, " The view is " 18. Hulls Cove - immediately after rounding the turn, over the whole village and road to the north with hills behind. [seen in phot. 36] VIEW # 1 1. Corner of Cottage and Main St. - down Cottage Street of t 19. " - to the SE of cove, bay, mainland, islands the trees around the Elementary school and Great Hill and MDI coast. [partially seen in photo. 38] behind. To the North are Frenchman's Bay and Bar Island. To the South is Champlain. [seen in photo. 1] t 20. - over village with surrounding hills and mountains behind. [partially seen in photo. 39] t 21. " - to the east of mainland and bay. t 40. " - through marsh to the northeast of coast, islands, bay and mainland. 22. Hulls Cove - of Ireson Hill to the west. t 41. head of the island - of mountains to the south. t 23. " - an extended view to the south of mountains through houses and trees. [partially seen in photos. 42 & 43] t 42. Route 102 - of mountains to the south over woods. t 24. Ireson Hill - an extended view to the west of the 43. ⑉ - of side of Twn Hill over fields and buildings mainland and hills of the island. [partially seen in to the southeast. [seen in photo. 55] photo. 44] 44. Red Rock Corner - of the side of Town Hill over houses to t 25. Sandpoint Road - to the west of mainland and bay. the south. [seen in photo. 56] 26. Salisbury Cove - of houses through field to the north. t 45. Clark Cove - to the southwest of cove, bay, island and [seen in photo.46 even ocean. 1 27. - through cove of mainland and bay. 46. Town Hill - to the west of ridgeline behind Red Rock [partially seen in photo. 47] Corner. 28. - to the east of town with hills behind. 47. " - to the northwest of ridgeline over Red Rock [partially seen in photo 48] Corner. [seen in photo. 59] 29. Route 3 - of side of the hill to the west. t 48. - as you turn the corner of mountains to the southeast continually panning across to the mountains to 30. " - to the east over Salisbury Cove (no houses the south. [partially seen in photo. 61] visible) . [partially seen in photo. 50] t 49. - of the mountains to the south and Somes D 31. " - side of Ireson Hill (the two easternmost houses Sound. [partially seen in photo. 62] in this area are visible). t 50. Route 102 - of Patty Lot Hill to the south through field t 32. Hadley Point - of Thomas Island to the southwest, bay and and over forest. mainland surrounding. 51. Indian Point Road - of hillside to the west. t 33. Eden - of mountains to the southeast. 52. - of hillside to the east. 1 34. " - of mountains to the southeast. [partially seen in photo. 51] t 53. Oak Hill Road - through fields of mountains to the east. [seen in photo. 63] 35. Northeast Creek - an extended view of the fields by the road corridor and the hills to the south. t 54. - through fields of mountains to the east. t 36. - of the creek outlet and Thomas Island t 55. Indian Point Road - through fields of mountains to the to the northwest; of hills and fields to the south; of east. creek woods and mountains to the southeast. [partially seen in photos. 53 & 54] t 56. - of bay and mainland through treetops on hillside down to the west. 37. - of fields and hillside beyond to the northeast. t 57. Knox Road - of hill and mainland to the north. 38. Route 3, intersection with Knox Road - of top of hillside 58. " - of treetops on side of Town Hill to the to the south. south. t 39. Route 3 - through marsh to the northwest of coast, bay and mainland. t 59. " - of mainland to the north. 48 t 80. It 60. Gilbert Farm Road - of mountains to the east through - of mountains to the east. t field. o 81. Route 233 - of hillside to the northwest; of hillside to 61. Crooked Road - of hills and mountains to the east through the west (houses visible on both) . [partially seen in t field. [seen in photo. 64] photo. 72] t 82. ⑉ 62. Crooked Road - of treetops on side of Town Hill to the - of the mainland and almost the entire eastern side of the island. west. 83. 63. " - of the marsh of Northeast Creek and - of farmfield on mountainside to the west. a surrounding hills (there is one house barely visible in the woods to the northeast) [seen in photo.65 VIEW NUMBERS OUT OF SEQUENCE a 64. " - of hillside to the east. 84. Cromwell Harbor Road - of side of hill to the North with neighborhood below through golf course. 65. - of hillside to the south. 1 85. Kebo Lane - of the mainland and bay to the North. 66. - of the marsh of Northeast Creek and t 86. " - of mountains to the South. surrounding hills. 67. - of fields to the east with hills behind. t 87. Route 3 - through campground of islands, mainland and bay to the northwest. [partially seen in photo. 66] 68. - of fields to the south with hills behind. to 88. Cromwell Harbor Road - of Strawberry Hill to the SE [partially seen in photo. 67] through the golf course. [seen in photo.24] D 69. - of fields to the south with hills behind. 89. Hulls Cove - of south side of Ireson Hill through field to the west (quarry visible). 70. - of treetops on hillside to the northeast. t 71. Norway Drive - of fields to the south and west with hills behind; of mainland mountains. [seen in photo. 68] 72. Old Norway Drive - of hills to the south through fields. [seen in photo. 69] t 73. Norway Drive - of fields and hills to the north and west with mainland to the north. [seen in photo. 70] t 74. " - of mainland to the north. t 75. - of mainland to the north. t 76. - of mountains to the east over house and field. 77. old Norway Drive - of hills to the east through field. t 78. Norway Drive - an extended view through trees of mountains to the south and east. [seen in photo. 71] t 79. - of hillside and mountains to the northeast through clearing.