Gen. Alexander Campbell House

The Gen. Alexander Campbell House, located in Cherryfield, Maine, is a historic house built in 1790 that showcases a blend of Federal and Victorian architectural styles. This notable structure was constructed by Alexander Campbell, a prominent figure in Down East Maine during the American Revolutionary War. The house features an L-shaped design with a hip roof, twin chimneys, and distinctive Italianate window bays. It is situated atop the village's highest point and is part of the Cherryfield Historic District, having been listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977. Visitors can explore the rich history of Campbell, who was not only a military leader but also a successful lumber mill owner and a political figure in early Maine.