The former Lincoln Mill clock tower is moved Thursday night from Lincoln Street in Biddeford to a more secluded location on the Pepperell Mill Campus. A fundraising effort raised the $26,000 necessary to move the 150-year-old tower, which was under a Sept. 2 deadline from the city to be moved to avoid fees. Supporters of the effort have said that the second phase will involve raising an estimated $200,000 to $500,000 to conduct more significant restoration work.
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