Our Trip Around Bowdoin,
Maine
In early May Cindy Lavin visited our
classroom with two of her alpacas. On May 8, 2002 the fourth graders
of Bowdoin Central School went on a field around their town to learn
more about it. Below are some of the points of interest they
saw.
Two friendly alpacas visited in our
classroom.
Cindy and friends
Checking out the students
Everyone wants to pat the alpaca.
Memorials:
Looking at the Memorials from
the cannon
Around the war
memorials
Reading names inscribed on the Civil War
Monument
Notes from the town meeting March 21,
1788!
This is the oldest book on record at the town hall.
Nearly all the records of the
Town of Bowdoin were destroyed by fire in the store of William
Emerson.
May 9th 1872
At the alpaca farm.
Alpaca barn.
Take my picture!
Chase Tavern Farm.
Alpaca herd.
Gravestone of Nancy Campbell
Coombs, first female white child born in the town of Bowdoin, Maine.
(2/4/1779)
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