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Second Street, Presque Isle, ME

Presque Isle Yesterday & Today

Circa 1947. The home was built in 1918 and then demolished in 1993

Black-and-white photograph of a large two-story house in Presque Isle, Maine, with a wraparound porch and white clapboard siding, partially framed by leafless trees, and several mid-20th-century cars parked along the street in front.Color photograph of a cleared open lot in Presque Isle, Maine, with a paved road in the foreground, grassy ground, utility lines overhead, and two white residential-style buildings at the rear under a partly cloudy sky.

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