A maroon trailer parked at the former Dean & Eugley’s site on Route 52 sports a bright yellow sign that reads “Women at Work.” The women referred to on the sign are currently a crew of nine Lincolnville residents who are building an open-air museum to house “large items of historical interest,” said Diane O’Brien, the contact person for the group. She said other women are welcome to join the group.
Items to be ...
A maroon trailer parked at the former Dean & Eugley’s site on Route 52 sports a bright yellow sign that reads “Women at Work.” The women referred to on the sign are currently a crew of nine Lincolnville residents who are building an open-air museum to house “large items of historical interest,” said Diane O’Brien, the contact person for the group. She said other women are welcome to join the group.
Items to be ...