On the Trolley, you can relax and enjoy the breathtaking sights of Ogunquit. In the summer of 1981 Molly Corp started the Trolley Route and ran 4 Trolleys through the streets of Ogunquit. Now we run 8 Trolleys and also do Trolley rentals for your special event. In 1923, the magnificent Marginal Way was given as a gift to the Town of Ogunquit by Josiah Chase of York.
It is now a paved footpath beginning (or ending) in a corner of Oarweed Cove near the harbor, then running for 1 miles to the marvelous expanse of Ogunquit Beach. Your Wedding day will be one of the most memorable and exciting day of your life! Our Wedding parties appreciate both the festive air that the Trolley brings to a Wedding and the wonderful personalities of our drivers who assist the Bridal Company Party and guests.
I, for one, love Trolleys and sure hope you do as well. As I always say. sure hope you enjoy the ride.
It is now a paved footpath beginning (or ending) in a corner of Oarweed Cove near the harbor, then running for 1 miles to the marvelous expanse of Ogunquit Beach. Your Wedding day will be one of the most memorable and exciting day of your life! Our Wedding parties appreciate both the festive air that the Trolley brings to a Wedding and the wonderful personalities of our drivers who assist the Bridal Company Party and guests.
I, for one, love Trolleys and sure hope you do as well. As I always say. sure hope you enjoy the ride.
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Most people are surprised when they learn that Ogunquit is one of Maine's newest towns.
In 1913, Ogunquit was established as a village corporation within the Town of Wells.
The corporation was established as a quasi-municipal government after a dispute between Ogunquit and Wells citizens over whether or not to install streetlights in Ogunquit.
After 1913, Ogunquit assumed most of the characteristics and provided most of the services of a municipality.
In the ensuing months, there were negotiations between Wells and Ogunquit officials, discussions between lawyers for both parties and hearings with the legislative Local and County Government Committee.
In 1913, Ogunquit was established as a village corporation within the Town of Wells.
The corporation was established as a quasi-municipal government after a dispute between Ogunquit and Wells citizens over whether or not to install streetlights in Ogunquit.
After 1913, Ogunquit assumed most of the characteristics and provided most of the services of a municipality.
In the ensuing months, there were negotiations between Wells and Ogunquit officials, discussions between lawyers for both parties and hearings with the legislative Local and County Government Committee.
Your Wedding day will be one of the most memorable and exciting of your life and we, at Ogunquit Trolley would like to be part of it!
We transport the group to different locations for Wedding photographs then proceed with the Wedding Party to the reception site.
Other clients have the Trolley pick up the groomsmen before the Wedding and transport them to the Church then go to a second location for the bride and bridesmaid.
The Trolley then waits at the Church during the ceremony and afterwards transports the group for photographs with the final drop-off ate the reception site.
We transport the group to different locations for Wedding photographs then proceed with the Wedding Party to the reception site.
Other clients have the Trolley pick up the groomsmen before the Wedding and transport them to the Church then go to a second location for the bride and bridesmaid.
The Trolley then waits at the Church during the ceremony and afterwards transports the group for photographs with the final drop-off ate the reception site.
On the Trolley, you can relax and enjoy the breathtaking sights that Ogunquit has to offer.
Enjoy the Marginal Way, a mile and a half long foot path that follows the shoreline south of the center of the village This walk is spectacular!
And at the end of the Marginal Way is Perkins Cove, a quaint little harbor, that has been home to artists around the world nearly 100 years.
Enjoy the Marginal Way, a mile and a half long foot path that follows the shoreline south of the center of the village This walk is spectacular!
And at the end of the Marginal Way is Perkins Cove, a quaint little harbor, that has been home to artists around the world nearly 100 years.
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