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Town Clerk, Samuel Weston; Selectmen, Benjamin Eaton, Joseph
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Skowhegan, meaning "watching place ." Early variant names include Schoogun, Squahegan, Cohegan, Cohigin, Schouhegan, Scohigin, Cohiggin, Scowhegan, Scohegan, Scunkhegon, Squhegan, Sou heagan, Sou Heavyon, etc.
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bridge collapsed. A new bridge was built, which lasted until 1901, when a flood washed it out. Another bridge was built, higher this time, but in 1936, that bridge was washed out by a flood as well. It was rebuilt and has been in use since then. The
Swinging Bridge was renovated in 2006 by the Skowhegan Highway Department, which earned the department a 2007
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and declared a strike against the Marston Mills Company, saying that they needed a wage increase to "live rather than merely exist". The strike ended in victory for the workers, with every demand being met, including the reinstatement of forty-two workers who had been fired for union activity.
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Chapters: Indian Account; Land Grants, and First Settlements; First List of Taxpayers in Bloomfield; Incorporation; Industrial Account; Military; Churches; Educational Account; St. Mary's Church; Professional Men; Facts of Interest; Business Directory; Coburn Hall Burned;
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1161:Skowhegan Historic District
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591:Local industry and commerce
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2181:Varney, George J. (1886),
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1884:Stewart, Alice R. (1974).
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2091:"The Slaves of Skowhegan"
1922:. In Hayne, David (ed.).
1908:John Grenier, 2008. p. 84
1595:"US Gazetteer files 2010"
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1778:Williamson, William D.
1767:... p. 123 –
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458:Battle of Norridgewock
399:Somerset County, Maine
3717:County seats in Maine
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2818:United States portal
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1538:Rodney L. Whittemore
1520:Margaret Chase Smith
1278:Shoe factory in 1907
669:1907 textile workers
582:Creation of the town
496:Wabanaki Confederacy
429:Original inhabitants
256: • Density
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2632:Somerset County map
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2191:on October 10, 2012
2061:IWW History Project
2057:"IWW Yearbook 1907"
2023:Roberts, Kenneth.
1886:"Moulton, Jeremiah"
1532:Elise Fellows White
1508:Russell B. Shepherd
1425:Louise Helen Coburn
1207:Maine Flood of 1987
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2055:Hermida, Arianne.
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1484:Kenneth P. MacLeod
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1920:"Râle, Sébastien"
1826:978-0-86492-426-1
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1791:Griffiths, N.E.S.
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3120:Staples Pond
3115:Spencer Lake
3095:Narrows Pond
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3068:Moose River
3066:Long Pond (
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3022:Embden Pond
2997:Attean Pond
2941:Sandy River
2936:Roach River
2926:Moxie Falls
2921:Moose River
2869:Tributaries
2757:North Anson
2686:territories
2684:Unorganized
2641:Plantations
2564:Moose River
2464:County seat
2266:January 31,
2011:"Skowhegan"
1720:January 17,
1647:January 11,
1514:Clyde Smith
1496:Peter Mills
1490:Jeff McCabe
1441:Daniel Dole
1429:Sigma Kappa
1403: 1908
1295: 1910
1135:2000 census
1113:other races
1090:2010 census
609:water power
571:1930 p. 235
504:New England
403:2020 census
395:county seat
145: /
3706:Categories
3656:Farmington
3416:Waterville
3406:Vassalboro
3386:Smithfield
3341:Pittsfield
3311:New Sharon
3291:Manchester
3256:Greenville
3246:Farmington
3125:Unity Pond
3100:North Pond
3090:Moxie Pond
3047:Great Pond
3007:China Lake
2886:Dead River
2762:Pittsfield
2674:West Forks
2654:Dennistown
2609:Smithfield
2599:St. Albans
2589:Pittsfield
2319:August 24,
1578:References
1445:Protestant
1302:Government
1238:The Island
1198:footbridge
1095:was 96.9%
1075:See also:
411:indigenous
407:state fair
243:Population
3691:Wiscasset
3686:Skowhegan
3651:Ellsworth
3445:Landmarks
3376:Skowhegan
3346:Readfield
3281:Kingfield
3261:Hallowell
3236:Fairfield
3135:Wyman Dam
3130:Wood Pond
3017:East Pond
2863:Watershed
2787:Flagstaff
2767:Skowhegan
2737:Fairfield
2669:The Forks
2604:Skowhegan
2534:Fairfield
2519:Cornville
2504:Cambridge
2471:Skowhegan
2195:March 24,
1841:"Abenaki"
1679:cite book
727:Geography
637:wood pulp
613:mill town
534:Charles I
437:tribe of
393:) is the
356:Skowhegan
323:FIPS code
311:Area code
265:Time zone
235:Elevation
108:Skowhegan
36:Skowhegan
18:Skowhegan
3681:Rockland
3676:Portland
3436:Woolwich
3431:Winthrop
3391:Stratton
3356:Rockwood
3351:Richmond
3336:Phillips
3296:Monmouth
3271:Hartland
3251:Gardiner
3196:Caratunk
3176:Belgrade
2792:Rockwood
2779:villages
2742:Hartland
2659:Highland
2649:Brighton
2544:Hartland
2514:Caratunk
2163:Archived
2025:Arundel.
1793:(2005).
1780:(1832).
1545:See also
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1232:Portland
1117:Hispanic
657:saddlery
617:channels
562:—
327:23-68910
299:ZIP code
184:Somerset
3666:Machias
3661:Houlton
3641:Belfast
3626:Augusta
3426:Winslow
3331:Oakland
3321:Newport
3286:Madison
3276:Jackman
3266:Harmony
3221:Detroit
3216:Corinna
3211:Clinton
3191:Burnham
3186:Bingham
3166:Augusta
2797:Shawmut
2747:Madison
2732:Bingham
2584:Palmyra
2554:Madison
2549:Jackman
2539:Harmony
2524:Detroit
2499:Bingham
2398:Census.
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1626:June 7,
1418:, 30th
1178:Bridges
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665:foundry
625:sawmill
569:Arundel
484:rangers
443:Madison
439:Abenaki
424:History
342:Website
337:0579029
333:GNIS ID
190:Settled
158:Country
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3621:Auburn
3616:Alfred
3421:Wilton
3411:Vienna
3396:Strong
3371:Sidney
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3231:Embden
3226:Dexter
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2569:Moscow
2559:Mercer
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645:woolen
627:, two
623:mill,
516:Boston
508:Acadia
464:Jesuit
451:salmon
179:County
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3206:China
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3144:Towns
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839:71.8%
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824:29.0%
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809:10.9%
804:1,756
794:57.5%
789:1,584
774:1,006
704:movie
633:blind
621:paper
512:scalp
304:04976
293:(EDT)
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270:UTC-5
251:8,620
172:Maine
167:State
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3361:Rome
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2719:CDPs
2373:2011
2347:2011
2321:2019
2268:2008
2243:2012
2218:2015
2197:2006
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1628:2011
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1571:WFMX
1310:and
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