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Fort Western, Main Building, Bowman Street, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME

Fort Western, Main Building, Bowman Street, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME

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Historic American Buildings Survey, creator
Flagg, Gershom
Arnold, Benedict
Gannett, Guy P
Kennebeck Purchase of the Plymouth Company
Jannell, Eleanor E
Abbott, Charles E
Sampson, Frank D
Stearns, Carl R
Lewis, Arthur H
Carleton, William E
Hubbard, Allen L, photographer
Tubby, Josiah T (Thomas), photographer
Hubbard, Allen L, photographer
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Augusta (Me.), 44.31062, -69.77949
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