A retro Flagstaff Lake poster made for Maine camps, cabins and Airbnbs near Eustis, Stratton and the Bigelow Preserve.
There's a whole town down there. When the Long Falls Dam was built in 1950, the Dead River backed up to form Flagstaff Lake and flooded Flagstaff Village beneath the Bigelow Range. At low water you can still see old stone foundations. This screen-print style poster lights up what's left of the town below.
Sea green, navy and ochre with bold vintage travel-poster type. A great gift for Maine history lovers and Appalachian Trail hikers.
Part of the Shore to Summit series: Lake Life. Real Maine places, true stories, questionable puns. Every poster in the series is the same shape, so any 3 hang together.
Complete the set: Moosehead Lake · Sebago Lake
Buy any 3 posters, save 15% + free shipping. That's $13.50 off three 12×16s, up to $36 off three 30×40s. Mix and match any designs; the discount applies automatically at checkout.
Sizes: 12" x 16", 18" x 24", 24" x 32", 30" x 40". Frame not included.
- Museum-grade archival matte paper with pigmented archival inks
- Paper weight 175 to 189 g/m²
- For indoor use only
- Ships to the United States and its territories
