History
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Remembering Old Route 1
Motels, drive-ins, and a medieval Danish village
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“Libby Corner”
This corner by Sam’s Club was home to the Libby family for nearly 400 years.
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“Pine Point”
This beachside community gets its name from an early settler… or perhaps just some trees.
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“Oak Hill”
The oaks of Oak Hill have travelled far and wide.
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“Dunstan Corner”
There’s no “Dunstan” in Scarborough’s past, so why this name?
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“Payne Road”
He man who hated tolls.
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“Haigis Parkway”
Remembering Dr. Philip Haigis
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Scarborough’s “King Trunk”
Artifact memorializes the Scarborough roots of Maine’s first governor
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My, How You’ve Grown
Scarborough’s population has nearly doubled since 1990.