A coastal town in Cumberland County, Cape Elizabeth is one of the Maine's most affluent communities. The first habitation made by Europeans in the area was on Richmond Island, which was visited by Samuel de Champlain in 1605, and a trading post established there in 1628. The settlement was attacked during King Philip's War in 1675, destroyed in 1703, and resettled around 1720, becoming the state's twenty-third town in 1765.
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This electrician provides a variety of services including wiring upgrades, new switches and circuit breaker upgrades. Also find testimonials from customers and an overview of the contractors that work with the company.
http://www.bowdlerelectric.com/
Cape Elizabeth Church of the Nazarene
Features a Nazarene church that offers sermons for download and events. Other sections of the website provide an event calendar, photos of church events and the church’s statement of faith.
http://www.capenazarene.org/
The Cape Elizabeth Land Trust is a non-profit organization with a mandate to protect and preserve wildlife habitat, retreats, and natural open areas for present and future generations.
http://www.capelandtrust.org/
Cape Elizabeth School Department
Explains the department’s schools and administrative policies. Includes details on volunteer opportunities, school budgets and lunch menus.
http://www.cape.k12.me.us/
Coastal Wellness Family Chiropractic
Find out about the clinic’s naturopathic treatments and services. Includes a glossary of health terms, special discounts and a library of newsletters.
http://www.coastalwellnesschiro.com/
Representing the Roman Catholic community of Cape Elizabeth, an overview of the parish is presented, along with a calendar of events and services, including a Mass schedule, and details about programs and educational opportunities sponsored by the church.
http://www.saintbarts.com/
Features a restaurant that specializes in lobsters and related meals. Links to directions, a menu, photographs of the exterior and videos.
http://www.lobstershacktwolights.com/
The municipality's official web site features a variety of resources and information, including a profile and history of the town, its government, services, and contact data for key personnel, as well as access to agendas, minutes, budget proposals, and other public documents and reports. A guide to area services, organizations, businesses and activities is also available.
http://www.capeelizabeth.com/
