Thomas Goodall House

The Thomas Goodall House, built in 1871 in Sanford, Maine, is a historic residence that showcases a blend of Second Empire and Colonial Revival architectural styles. Originally constructed for Thomas Goodall, a prominent figure in the local textile industry, the house features a distinctive mansard roof and a wraparound porch supported by elegant columns. It reflects the prosperity of the Goodall Mill, once the region's largest employer. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, the house offers a glimpse into the area's rich industrial history and architectural evolution.