Abercrombie & Fitch Outlet Store
(formerly the B. H. Bartol Library)
Freeport, Maine

Designed by George Burnham of Portland, Maine

Classical Revival Style

 55 Main Street, Freeport ME  04032-1215

A Brief History of the Building

1905:  A $6,500 grant from Andrew Carnegie was accepted.

1905-06: The library was built.  It was named for benefactor Barnabas Henry Bartol (1816-1888), a Freeport native and accomplished engineer.

1967: Additional renovations took place.

1997: A new library was built further along Main Street, away from the downtown outlets.

The building now houses an Abercrombie & Fitch outlet store.

                        2009 photos

               

               

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This information has been compiled and posted by Corinne H. Smith.
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