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| Collinsport | |
| Continuity: | Dark Shadows |
| Aliases: | Collins Port |
| Category: | Town |
| Continent: | North America |
| Country: | United States of America |
| State: | Maine |
| Residents: | Adam; Collins Family; Maggie Evans; Willie Loomis; Joe Haskell; Julia Hoffman; Reverend Trask; Sam Evans; Burke Devlin |
| Points of interest: | Blue Whale; Collinsport court house; Collinsport Inn; Cyrus Longworth's laboratory; Eagle Hill Cemetery; Collinwood; Three Bells; Widows' Hill; The Old House |
| 1st appearance: | Dark Shadows: 1 |
Collinsport is a fictional city and the principal setting of the 1966-1971 gothic soap opera Dark Shadows. Located in Northeast Maine, Collinsport is a fishing community and nearly everyone who lives in the village is in some way employed by Collins Cannery. Collinsport was founded in the late 17th century by Isaac Collins, the earliest known member of the Collins family line, who established the town's industry as well as an expanding fishing fleet. Isaac's descendents became the most powerful family in Collinsport in the intervening centuries and continued to run the cannery and fishing fleet even as late as the 1970s. In later years, Collinsport also became known as an artists colony, attracting struggling painters and sculptors such as Sam Evans.
Points of Interest[]
- TBA
Residents of Collinsport[]
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House of Dark Shadows[]
Night of Dark Shadows[]
Dark Shadows: The Movie[]
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Films
Television
Note: Most entries relate to interior locations within Collinsport. Episodes where the town itself is featured will be highlighted.
- Dark Shadows: 1 (Collinsport train station, Collinsport Inn & the Blue Whale)
- Dark Shadows: 365
- Dark Shadows: 656
- Dark Shadows: 657
Comics