Every purchase of this ‘1820’ – Bikini Top helps fund contributions to local Maine communities!
Life is better on the water, especially when you’re wearing this ‘1820’ bikini top!
This comfy top with adjustable straps is an eye-catching must-have for any day on the Kennebec, Dead River, or just out by Moosehead Lake!
The chlorine-resistant fabric is very soft to the touch, and the top is similar in style to a sports bra for extra support and a great look.
• 82% polyester, 18% spandex
• Chlorine-resistant fabric
• Seamless and supportive
• Reversible design
Maine Rafting Adventures
The Dead and Kennebec Rivers are well known for the best whitewater rafting and fishing in the northeastern United States. Surrounded by beautiful mountains, lakes, ponds and rivers, The Forks offers a spring and summer of endless opportunities. Rafting, fishing, boating, sightseeing, moose and bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, biking or just relaxing in a cabin or Inn to unwind.
A friendly small town with large amenities
The Forks Area offers a full array of lodging to include full service resorts, sporting camps, lakeside cabins, inns, and campgrounds, with restaurants, pubs, fine dining, nightlife and other amenities to accommodate everything you need for a superior Maine vacation. Nowhere will you find a place with a friendlier atmosphere just waiting to make your Maine vacation stay exceed your highest expectations.
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How Maine Became A State
On March 15, 1820, Maine entered the Union as the 23rd state. Delegates to the Maine state constitutional convention had met in October 1819 and used the Massachusetts constitution of 1780 as their model, yet they modified it on several important matters.
Maine’s constitution prohibited state support for any religious group, which stood in contrast to the tax-supported Congregational Church in Massachusetts. It allowed men of European and African descent the right to vote regardless of their ability to own property. Yet, it denied voting rights to “untaxed Indians” living on reservation lands.
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