Smith–Emery House

The Smith–Emery House, located at 400 Main Street in Springvale, Sanford, Maine, is a remarkable example of Greek Revival architecture built in 1847. This historic house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998, showcases a symmetrical facade with a gable-roofed vestibule and modest interior finishes typical of the style. Originally constructed for local businessman Albert J. Smith, the house reflects the rich history of the area and its prominent figures, including its later owner Samuel Emery, who played a significant role in the local cotton industry. Visitors and researchers will appreciate its architectural significance and the stories of the influential families who lived there.