Places

Boundries

Cape Elizabeth

• 10 Nov 1890 – Boundry between Scarborough and Cape Elizabeth described

Gorham

• 15 Nov 1831 – Town Line – Scarboro & Gorham
• 3 Jul 1865 – New Town Line between Scarboro & Gorham
• 28 Feb 1870 – Letter regarding “Strip” between Scarboro & Gorham.
• 11 Aug 1870 – Payment to people in part of Scarboro annexed to Gorham.

Saco

2 Jan 1840 – Boundry – Scarborough & Saco – 1840

Businesses

Trades & Crafts

Cemeteries

Deeds

Cumberland County Registry of Deeds (Link to US Land Records)
Deeds in File Cabinet #17
Deeds on SHS Google Drive

Homes (Address Files)

Locales

Scarborough Leader series of articles about the  “Villages of Scarborough.” 

1. Black Point – Black Point had ‘everything right there.
2. Blue Point – Proud of their ‘Hiller’ heritage.
3. Dunstan – Dunstan defined community.
4. Higgins Beach – Residents recall bonds of summer.
5. North Scarborough – Grange hall was the hub of activity in North Scarborough.
6. Oak Hill – Oak Hill has seen some changes.
7. Pine Point – Clams were core of Pine Point community.
8. Pleasant Hill – Plenty of work and play in Pleasant Hill.
9. Prouts Neck – Prouts Neck history features big hotels.
10. Spurwink – Farms dominated Spurwink landscape.

Dunstan

• Ship Building in Scarborough
• Scarborough Town Hall – 1937

Oak Hill

Plummer’s Hill

Scarborough Beach

Maps

• Nonesuch River Bridge – Route One (looking North) – Plummer’s Hill (near the beginning of Pleasant Hill Road)

Roads

The Naming of Two Rod Road