Curated by your hosts at Pink Hen House
Lincolnville, named after Abraham Lincoln himself, is a small downtown community with a tremendous amount of history dating back to the 1500s. It is known for its great accomplishments in equality, major historical events and deep roots.
The neighborhood is known for its friendly demeanor and southern hospitality — a laid-back, caring community with a small-town feel.
Architecture worth slowing down for
Take a stroll or bike ride under the old whispering mossy oaks. You will come across small cottages, bungalows and old southern mansions; Lincolnville is mostly noted for its authentic Victorian-style homes and bungalows. If you love architecture and historic homes, this neighborhood is eye candy.
Eat and drink in the neighborhood
No. 1250 feet from the cottage
Cornerstone Cafe
Our neighbor for coffee, breakfast or lunch — about 250 feet away.
No. 2
La Nouvelle Bistro
An upscale French bistro from local chef Michael Lugo at 102 Bridge St.
No. 3
Dog Rose Brewing Company
Brewed on site, with games and local bands. Try the Lincolnville Lager.
Living like a local
Most of the time the neighborhood is very quiet. You will see people walking their dogs and neighbors tending their gardens — it is a real neighborhood with close neighbors, which is exactly what makes it feel like home.
On the map
Where it all is, from the Hen House
The hen marks our block in Lincolnville. Walking times appear only where we have measured them.
Businesses change — check hours and reservations before you go.