Edna St. Vincent Millay Map
- 1. Whitehall Inn
- Located on High Street, this Inn has been a Camden landmark for years. Inside you will find a room dedicated to Camden’s poet Laureate featuring memorabilia related to Vincent’s life in Camden.
- 2. Mt. Battie
- The smallest of the five Camden mountains, yet a favorite to Vincent who climbed the mountain frequently. The view from this site was the inspiration for the opening lines of "Renascence." A plaque honoring the poet is located at the top of the mountain.
- 3. Cushing Mansion
- The Cushing Mansion was built in 1799 by Mr. John Hathaway, the first lawyer in Camden. The house is located next to the Chestnut Street Baptist Church. This house is sometimes referred to as the "Hathaway-Cushing-Millay House."
- 4. Camden High School
- Although this structure no longer exists, (on Knowlton Street) the high school was an important part of Vincent’s life. A 1909 graduate, Vincent was the editor of the school publication Megunticook."
- 5. Edna St. Vincent Millay Statue
- Unveiled in 1989 by local sculptor Robert Willis, this statue is located in Harbor Park.