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The town was also somewhat of an artist colony, enjoying regular visits by summer people (3). The train stopped making regular stops in Collinsport in 1962 (1).
In 1967, Constable Jonas Carter oversaw local law enforcement (17). The local newspaper, The Collinsport Star was published weekly (7, 21). The Collinsport Inn was located on the main street and a traffic light was situated outside the church (10, 23).
Locations and businesses
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- The Blue Whale (previously The Eagle)
- Collins Fishing Fleet and Cannery
- Collinsport Inn
- Collinsport train station
- Eagle Hill Cemetery
- Evans cottage
- Police station
- Rose Cottage
- Widows' Hill
Residents
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- Dates in parentheses indicate when each character is known to have lived in Collinsport.
- Isaac Collins (1690)
- Joshua Collins (late 18th century)
- Naomi Collins (late 18th century)
- Jeremiah Collins (late 18th century)
- Abigail Collins (late 18th century)
- Barnabas Collins (late 18th century-1970, possibly later)
- Sarah Collins (1784-1795)
- Josette Collins (1795)
- Ezra Braithwaite (1881-1969)
- Elizabeth Collins Stoddard (early 20th century-1970, possibly later)
- Matthew Morgan (1949-1967)
- Carolyn Stoddard (1949-1970, possibly later)
- Jonas Carter (1957-1967)
- Roger Collins (1957,1967-1970, possibly later)
- Burke Devlin (1957,1967)
- Maggie Evans (1957-1967-1970, possibly later)
- Sam Evans (1957-1967)
- Harry Jones (1957-1967)
- Bill Malloy (1957-1967)
- D. Reeves (1957-1967)
- Mr. Wells (1957-1969)
- Alice (1967)
- Lucy Cameron (1967)
- Mr. Cameron (1967)
- David Collins (1957, 1967-1970, possibly later)
- Jim Hardy (1967)
- Harry (1967)
- Joe Haskell (1967)
- Mike (1967)
- Harry Shaw (1967)
- Steve (1967)
- Mrs. Turner (1967)
- Victoria Winters (1967-1968)