Welcome
A home for aging women since 1903
We invite you to schedule a private tour of the Deborah Lincoln House. Please call the house week days at (207) 338-1554
About Us
Caring for Elderly Women since 1903
Caring for Elderly Women since 1903
Caring for Elderly Women since 1903
The Deborah Lincoln House is a lovely old Victorian home situated on a quiet street in Belfast, Maine, a coastal town of less than 6,600 people. A private non-profit Residential Care Facility, the Deborah Lincoln House accommodates six ladies with private bedrooms and bath.
Activities
Caring for Elderly Women since 1903
Caring for Elderly Women since 1903
Residents are encouraged to remain active in the community by attending the local churches, visiting with friends or relatives, going out for walks and shopping, and participating in local functions. Some of our ladies continue to volunteer in the community and take classes at the Senior College at The University of Maine Hutchinson Cent
Residents are encouraged to remain active in the community by attending the local churches, visiting with friends or relatives, going out for walks and shopping, and participating in local functions. Some of our ladies continue to volunteer in the community and take classes at the Senior College at The University of Maine Hutchinson Center. The House owns a van and provides transportation for appointments, classes, entertainment, and other events. Outings are planned and local groups are invited to the house to provide entertainment.
Resident Care Philosophy
Caring for Elderly Women since 1903
Resident Care Philosophy
The mission of the Deborah Lincoln House is to provide elderly women of good character, from Belfast, Maine, lifetime care with compassion, respect, and excellence. The care is to be given in a peaceful environment of friendliness and security, along with opportunities for personal growth and community involvement.
Deborah Lincoln
Deborah Lincoln, Donor for Belfast Home for Aged Women, which continues to serve women of the greater Belfast area as the Deborah Lincoln House.