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Perian and Rod Carpenter near the jetty between the Saco River and the Atlantic Ocean in Camp Ellis. The Carpenters have lived in Camp Ellis for decades.
The Chabot vacation home knocked off its pilings in March 1991.
A backhoe replaces rocks in a seawall along Surf Avenue in Saco in April.
This photo from March 5, 1991, shows the Chabot vacation home knocked off its pilings.
A beachfront house is seen through a hole in a seawall damaged by the recent round of nor'easters in Camp Ellis.
A 1916 photo from the Maine Sunday Telegram archives shows a train moving along the coast of Camp Ellis. The railroad tracks were located on land that is now under water.
Camp Ellis on August 15, 1991.
The remnants of a house and clean up efforts in Camp Ellis in December 1990.
Pushed farther ashore by the recent nor'easters, sand covers North Street in Camp Ellis on April 5, 2018.
This photo from June of 1991 shows two houses along Eastern Avenue in Camp Ellis damaged by storms. Eastern Avenue itself was eventually lost to the ocean as well and no longer exists.
The jetty in Camp Ellis between the Saco River and the ocean.
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