Ever since Christmas 1614, when Captain John Smith dropped anchor in this picturesque spot, Christmas Cove has been a favorite of sailors. The protection is excellent, and it is not far off the east-west path. Christmas Cove is a busy little place, always full of movement, but it retains its wonderful, low-key atmosphere. Seals, mallards, and ospreys share the cove, along with a multitude of cruisers.
from Maine Coast Guide Ever since Christmas 1614, when Captain John Smith dropped anchor in this picturesque spot, Christmas Cove has been a favorite of sailors. The protection is excellent, and it is not far off the east-west path. Christmas Cove is a busy little place, always full of movement, but it retains its wonderful, low-key atmosphere. Seals, mallards, and ospreys share the cove, along with a multitude of cruisers.
from Maine Coast Guide
John Smith I think this information is not correct. According to John Smith's "A Description of New England," he arrived at Monhegan, Maine in April of 1614, explored and traded along the coast, and was back in London in October 1614. So, he would have been in what is now called Christmas Cove between those two dates. There are much better sources for such material than the one cited.
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Shawn Walsh
Anzac Cove, Gallipoli Peninsula.
Cove Rangers F.C. was created in 1922.
Crab Apple Cove, Maine
It is a fictious town in the Marble Cove series.
There are more than two. There are actually nine states that have towns with Christmas in the name: Christmas, Arizona Christmas, Kentucky Christmas, Florida Christmas, Michigan Christmas, Mississippi Christmas City, Utah Christmas Cove, Maine Christmas Valley, Oregon Christmasville, Tennessee
John Smith I think this information is not correct. According to John Smith's "A Description of New England," he arrived at Monhegan, Maine in April of 1614, explored and traded along the coast, and was back in London in October 1614. So, he would have been in what is now called Christmas Cove between those two dates. There are much better sources for such material than the one cited.
Crabapple Cove, Maine
Crabapple Cove, Maine
The address of the Davistown Museum is: Po Box 144, Hulls Cove, ME 04644-0144
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Christmas Island
The phone number of the Seal Cove Auto Museum is: 207-244-9242.
The address of the Seal Cove Auto Museum is: Po Box 45, Mount Desert, ME 04660-0045
Well depending on where you live like if you live in Maine or not I think in many MAine book stores that i have been in like borders and such they have books on towns and areas I hope that answers your question