HEBRON — Beth Francis of the Hebron Historical Society recently briefed members and guests on her production of the Town’s historical panels for displaying in the Maine State Parade last year. Through countless calls and interviews, she amassed a significant collection of Hebron data and photographs reflecting over 200 years to the present time.
Besides the huge history panels constructed for the parade, she voluntarily initiated, and hopes to continue, with the help of the Society, collecting additional history for a booklet containing this information for eventual publication for the public interest. The panels are currently hanging on display at the Hebron Town Office and at the Hebron Station School.
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