A Gazetteer of the State of Maine (English Edition) by George Jones Varney is a richly detailed reference work devoted to Maine's towns, counties, and communities, capturing the state's geography, local characteristics, and civic realities in the style of a classic gazetteer. Designed for readers who value historical context and place-based detail, it offers a window into how Maine was described, organized, and understood in its era.
Blending concise entries with practical information, this volume serves as both a geographic guide and a historical snapshot, reflecting the names, boundaries, and features that shaped everyday life across the state. Whether you are researching genealogy, local history, or regional development, Varney's work provides a foundational resource for locating places and understanding their significance within Maine's broader landscape.
Ideal for historians, students, librarians, and anyone with an interest in New England, A Gazetteer of the State of Maine remains a valuable companion for exploring the state's towns and traditions through a period lens, preserving the vocabulary of place that helps connect modern readers to Maine's past.
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