Beginning at The Elm’s Inn on River Road/Cumberland Street, we’ll take you back in time to the mid-to-late 1800’s when our Mills were operating at full steam ahead, homes were being built for the owners, residents and workers.
We’ll continue along the river to the Warren Block, Nathan Harris House (circa 1828) and end down by the river through the Warren Recreation Field (with a beautiful view of The Elms from the river side of the home) to learn about the infamous “Boy & his Dog” Statue.
Wear comfortable clothing, comfortable walking shoes and maybe some water if it’s a hot morning. Be prepared in the event of poor weather as well (umbrellas, warmer clothing).
Accessibility:
Walking area is accessible, all along City sidewalks or parking lot. If entering buildings, they are not accessible by wheelchairs.
Starting Location:
Sign at Entrance to parking lot of Cornelia Warren Rec Complex. Meet in parking lot directly behind BreaLu Restaurant.Ending Location:
End where we began. The parking lot at Cornelia Warren Rec Area behind BreaLu RestaurantWestbrook, Maine 04092
11:00 AM
- History & Culture
City/Town: Westbrook
County: Cumberland
Language(s): English
