American Legion Post 67 is being revitalized. A number of Legionnaires have transferred to 67 to once again make this post an asset to Bridgton.
Over the years Bridgton’s American Legion Post 67 has been reduced to a handful of older members. A group of members from Post 155 in Naples have answered the call to revitalize post 67 and once again make it an asset to the community. For the most part this has been spearheaded by the American Legion Riders. The “Riders” https://www.legion.org/riders are comprised of all three branches of the American Legion, the Legion members themselves along with the Sons of The Legion and the Legion Auxiliary.
We have our work cut out for us right out of the gate. In the Spring of 2019 we will be bringing the post home on Depot St back to a useable condition. Things like getting the water back into the building and repainting.
You can count on us to fulfill all your real estate needs throughout the Lakes Region and Oxford Hills area. When you want to buy or sell property anywhere in our region contact one of our professional Realtors with years of experience.
One chalet and two cabins on beautiful Highland Lake in Bridgton!
We are an “Old Fashioned” Chocolate Shop – We make all of our chocolate confections by hand. This Site is our “virtual chocolate shop”. Here you will see many of the regularly available items that are produced in our kitchens and sold in our retail stores in North Conway, NH and Bridgton, ME.
Beth’s Kitchen Café proudly offers you wholesome food that will feed your soul. We offer freshly baked goods and delicious, gourmet coffees in the morning; deli sandwiches – each made with a creative twist and fresh, hearty soups for lunch; hand-made pizzas and ‘Grab and Go’ entrees for those of you on-the-run; and a selection of fabulous, home-made desserts!
Birthwise Midwifery School is a small private institution founded in 1994 in Bridgton, Maine. We are a comprehensive, three-year education program for aspiring Certified Professional Midwives (CPMs), accredited by the Midwifery Education Accreditation Council and licensed by the State of Maine Department of Education. Birthwise has been approved by SEVIS for enrollment of international students, and students are eligible to apply for Federal Student Aid through the U.S. Education Department (FAFSA).
Birthwise offers a rigorous academic program taught by a diverse faculty at our Bridgton facility, as well as a clinical component with qualified preceptors located locally and ultimately in a location of the student’s choosing. Birthwise offers two arrangements of the midwifery program: our Campus Program is a residential program that follows the typical academic calendar and the Community Program allows students to stay in their home communities for their clinical work interspersed with ten 2-week classroom sessions at the Birthwise facility during the 3-year program.
Upon graduation from Birthwise, students are eligible to sit for the National Registry of Midwives (NARM) exam. Passing the NARM written exam in conjunction with graduation from Birthwise results in being nationally credentialed as a CPM. Many U.S. states use the CPM credential as a requirement for licensure. Birthwise is approved by the state of California and graduates are eligible to apply for licensure in that state. A Birthwise education prepares students for practice in free standing birth centers or home birth practices.
The Mission of the Bridgton Community Center is to create and provide a supporting environment in recreation, leisure, the arts, health and community services to promote public well being and to enhance quality of life for all generations in the community. The Center is staffed Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and available at other by appointment. The BCC is a 501c3 not for profit organization; donations can be made to Bridgton Community Center, 15 Depot Street, Bridgton, Maine 04009. For more information about programs and services please contact us a 207-647-3116, like us on facebook or email carmen.bcc@ne.twcbc.com. If you would like to receive our weekly newsletter by email, please let us know.
At Bridgton Dental Associates, our goal is to provide the highest quality dental care possible in a friendly, welcoming office environment. For more than 10 years, Dr. Paul Cloutier has been helping Maine patients achieve excellent oral health by listening to his patients and providing modern yet compassionate care. If you are looking for a new general dentist in the Lakes Region, please call to schedule an appointment today.
The Club is great and strong. We have an outstanding trail system! Our Team partnership with all of our landowners has come a long way. Much gratitude a job well done.
Don’t just enjoy the trails enjoy the camaraderie at meetings Oct through April the 2nd Friday at 6 PM for pot luck supper at the Bridgton Community Center 15 Depot Street.
The Winter Bridgton Farmers’ Market, The All Roads Hub at 4 Nulty Street
(the old Macdonald Motor Building)
Saturdays 10 – Noon, to the end of April.
Bridgton Farmers Market is implementing a Pre Order Curbside Delivery ONLY
Pre Order format until the COVID-19 Surge has died down.
For a full list of vendors and information on ordering from our vendors visit us at https://www.facebook.com/BridgtonFarmersMarket/ or contact us at bridgtonfarmersmarket.me@gmail.com
An eighteen hole golf course with tennis courts. Programs and leagues for all ages. Resident pros available in golf and tennis. Golf carts available.
Founded in 1953 to preserve the local history, traditions and customs of Bridgton, Maine and the surrounding area, the Society operates a museum and research center at 5 Gibbs Avenue in downtown Bridgton, and “Narramissic,” the Peabody-Fitch House, a restored 19th-century farm, complete with a working blacksmith shop, in South Bridgton located near the end of Ingalls Road, one mile in from route 107.
Located in the heart of the Lakes Region of Western Maine, Bridgton Hospital is conveniently located off Route 302 on South High Street. Forty-five miles west of Portland, Bridgton Hospital serves 21 towns in the Lakes Region and Western Mountains of Maine as well as the Mount Washington Valley of New Hampshire. Bridgton Hospital, a Critical Access Hospital, is a proud member of Central Maine Healthcare
Located in down town Bridgton Maine, Bhop & Bar aims to please all of your dining needs.
Bridgton House of Pizza has been in business since 1988. We are a family owned and operated business and strive to provide great meals at a great price. At the “BHOP” you come in as just a costumer, and leave as a family friend. Come join the family!
The Bridgton Lions Club, formed on Nov. 4, 1926 and chartered on June 28, 1927, has been serving the Bridgton community for over 85 years. It has a rich and varied history and is always there to help those who need it the most.
The Club focuses on:
• providing Vision Screening for students at the Stevens Brook Elementary School
• sponsoring “Student of the Month” at Lake Region High School
• sponsoring multiple “Kettle Dinners” at the Bridgton Community Center
• collecting glasses and hearing aids
• providing glasses and hearing aids for those who cannot afford them
• providing medic alert devices those who cannot afford them
• supporting the Bridgton Boy Scouts for over 50 years
• supporting Lake Region High School’s “Project Graduation”
• supporting the Maine Sight & Hearing organization
• supporting the Bridgton Community Center’s Fuel Collaborative
Throughout the year the Club raises funds in diverse and fun ways:
• sales of hamburgers, hot dogs and french fries from the Club’s “Chuck Wagon” at the Bridgton Fireworks and the Maine Lakes Brew Fest
• annual “Golf Ball Drop” raffle
• annual Christmas raffle
• White Cane day fund raising – partnering with the Harrison Lions Club
• hot dogs and bean suppahs
• annual Golf Tournament
Help support your community – become a member now. FMI – call Brian Thomas 647-5765
The Bridgton Lions Club meets every 2nd and 4th Monday (except July and August), 6:30 PM, at the Bridgton Community Center on Depot Street.
More than 85 years ago, the National Automotive Parts Association (“NAPA”) was created to meet America’s growing need for an effective auto parts distribution system.
Today, 91% of do-it-yourself customers recognize the NAPA brand name.
The Bridgton Public Library first opened in 1895, and moved to its present location in 1913, with an addition completed in 1994. Our mission, most recently reviewed and approved in 2016, has been modified over time to reflect the community we serve and resources available:
The Bridgton Public Library’s primary purpose is to serve the community as its information and cultural enrichment center. It endeavors to provide access to educational, informational, and recreational resources in a friendly, safe atmosphere, and to be responsive to the changing needs of the community
The Bridgton Recreation Advancement Group was founded in 1997 in response to growing community interest in developing recreational facilities and programs to serve the entire community.