As I wound my way down Route 1 from Fort Kent in the summer of 2014, I passed some amazing manmade structures. One of them was the stunning Penobscot Narrows Bridge, built in 2006 to replace an old span. I stood for a few hours staring at this marvel of coastal Maine. And yes, I have to include another closeup view of Quoddy head light – the easternmost point in the continental U.S. It’s just east of the town of Lubec.
On my 2014 drive down all of Route 1 from Maine: Bridges and other manmade features
Mark Marchand Dec 20, 2023 Stockton Springs ME Architecture Bridges History
Dec 20, 2023
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