Vaughan Woods - Hallowell, Maine Tank Top

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I found this beautiful sight along my hike within the Vaughan Woods in Hallowell, Maine. I left a tad early in the morning, and ended up walking into the woods in the dark. I watched the sun slowly try to cut through the fog as it rose. What a gorgeous area to visit.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Vaughan Woods & Historic Homestead is a nature preserve and non-traditional house museum. Built in 1794, it was home to the same family for over 200 years.

Diana Vaughan Gibson and her husband George created the Vaughan Homestead Foundation, now Vaughan Woods & Historic Homestead, to oversee both Diana’s ancestral home, the 1794 Vaughan Homestead, and the adjacent 197-acre nature preserve, Vaughan Woods, which was created by her grandfather at the turn of the 20th century. Their vision was to preserve and interpret the property for its historical, educational and environmental values.

(https://vaughanhomestead.org/)

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