![First Parish Church was the fourth building of this parish founded in 1635. The building was turned & updated in. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY01.JPG) | ![Spire & clock of First Parish Church. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY02.JPG) | ![York Town Hall & First Parish Church. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY03.JPG) | ![Old Goal which served as Maine's jail up to the American Revolution with a gambrel roof added in the 1800s. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY04.JPG) |
First Parish Church (1747) was the fourth building of this parish founded in 1635. The building was turned & updated in (1882). York, ME. | Spire & clock of First Parish Church. York, ME. | York Town Hall (1832 & 73) & First Parish Church. York, ME. | Old Goal (1719) which served as Maine's jail up to the American Revolution with a gambrel roof added in the 1800s. York, ME. On National Register. |
![Old Goal which retains not only cells but also the jailer's family living quarters. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY05.JPG) | ![Emerson-Wilcox house still under a 999 year lease with annual rent of 16 shillings. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY06.JPG) | ![Jefferds' Tavern was moved to York in 1939. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY08.JPG) | ![School building. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY09.JPG) |
Old Goal which retains not only cells but also the jailer's family living quarters. York, ME. | Emerson-Wilcox house (1740 + 1760 + 1820) still under a 999 year lease with annual rent of 16 shillings. York, ME. | Jefferds' Tavern (1754) was moved to York in 1939. York, ME. | School building (early 18thC). York, ME. |
![Wooden church now the village market. York, ME.](/t/USME/MEY10.JPG) |
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Wooden church now the village market. York, ME. |
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