Boothbay Railway Village
Railway Village thanks Coulombe
Thu, 08/15/2013 - 4:00pm
From left to right: Host George McEvoy, Giselaine Coulombe, Paul G. Coulombe, Museum Director Bob Ryan, museum board member Jerry Maben. Courtesy of Boothbay Railway Village
From left to right: Host George McEvoy, Giselaine Coulombe, Paul G. Coulombe, Museum Director Bob Ryan, museum board member Jerry Maben. Courtesy of Boothbay Railway Village
On Wednesday, Aug. 14, the Boothbay Railway Village organized a thank you cruise aboard the Nellie G II for Paul G. Coulombe and his guests.
In May, the museum received a generous gift from Coulombe resulting in the purchase of a three-plus acre plot of land directly across from its location on Route 27 in Boothbay.
The cruise aboard the historic Nellie G II, built in East Boothbay in 1932, traced its original route as the Squirrel Island Ferry from 1932-1967 before further explorations of the harbor and beyond to Linekin Bay.
Guests enjoyed the hospitality of Boothbay Railway Village founder and owner of the Nellie G II, George McEvoy. The museum’s board of directors arranged for catering by Treats of Wiscasset.
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