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Franklin County
248 Wilton Road
Franklin County, ME, 04938
Phone : (207) 778-4215

	Freeport Freeport is a beautiful coastal Maine village with over 200 upscale outlets, designer shops, eclectic boutiques, B&Bâ€™s, hotels, great restaurants & casual cafes. Freeport was voted the best weekend of Shopping in New England by Yankee Magazine Readers for the second year in a row. Shops and galleries all over town like Brown Goldsmiths, Edgecomb Potters, R.D.Allen Freeport Jewelers and many more are showcasing special art creations.

	Hallowell Hallowell is the gem of the Kennebec. The ambiance of this City feels like a quaint old world village. Hallowell was founded in 1771 with 90 square miles. Hallowell enjoys an eclectic blend of artisans, musicians and life long residents. All will agree that Hallowell offers a wide array of sites, shops, history, food, nature, work, play and people.

	Holden Holden is a small, New England town in Central Maine sitting amid rolling hills and overlooking the Penobscot River Valley. Economic opportunities arrived when Holden became a stop along the stage coach route. Holden is also influenced by the spirit of volunteerism exemplified by such organizations as the Holden Historical Society, the Old Town Hall Restoration Committee, the Conservation Committee and the Veterans War Memorial Committee.

	Jay The Town of Jay is nestled in a valley formed by the Androscoggin River in Southern Franklin County. That geographical fact led the area to become a hotbed of industry during the industrial revolution. ay has kept the small-town characteristics that make Western Maine an ideal place to live, work, and raise a family. Jay has access to abundant recreational activities. Right here in town there is French Falls recreational area.

	Kennebunk Kennebunk's Lower Village & Kennebunkport's Dock Square are located along the ocean and Kennebunk River. Over 100 years ago, this part of the Maine Coast first became a resort destination - today it's the place to be all year. Settled in the 1600's and a long time ship building mecca, the river banks saw five-masted ships and schooners making their way down the river on their way to the sea.