About Old Town

Old Town is a medium sized community found in the central region of the state of Maine. Old Town has a population of approximately eight thousand one hundred residents, and is considered a part of Penobscot County. Old Town is situated primarily on an island, created by the confluence of the Penobscot River and the Stillwater River. Old Town was originally called Pannawambskek by the Abenaki Indians, and was settled in the year seventeen seventy four. Residents of an Old Town apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a number of historical sites as well as plenty of places to shop and dine. Some notable residents of Old Town include Charles Davis Jameson, James Bradbury Sr., Dorris Allen, Patty Griffin, and Tabitha King. Educational opportunities in Old Town are offered by the Old Town School Department and the Stillwater Montessori School. Points of interest in Old Town include St. Anne’s Church and Mission Site, St. James Episcopal Church, the Edith Marion Patch House, the Old Town Museum and the post office. Residents of an Old Town apartment rental or home rental can also enjoy hiking, fishing, hunting, canoeing, birdwatching, photography, and sightseeing.

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