Hodgdon, Agricultural settlement in Aroostook County, Maine, United States.
Hodgdon is an agricultural town in Aroostook County, Maine, situated near the Canadian border. The area consists of working farms, forests, and the South Branch Meduxnekeag River flowing through it.
John Hodgdon from New Hampshire purchased this land in the early 1800s, leading to the town's establishment in 1821. This settlement marked the start of agricultural expansion in the region.
The Amish community in East Hodgdon operates Rainbow Gardens and supplies neighbors with organic produce following time-honored farming methods.
The town is easily reached via US-1 and offers several farms to visit, including Pleasant View Tree Farm, Treeland Farm, and Forticor Farms. Visitors should expect rural roads and seasonal weather conditions.
A maple tree along US-1 near Jackins Settlement Road displays over 150 pairs of shoes and has become a local landmark. This colorful collection grew from the contributions of travelers and locals over many years.
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