About Parsonsfield, ME
Parsonsfield is a town in York County incorporated on August 29, 1785 from a tract of land originally sold by Sagamore Captain Sunday to the first white proprietors. A later proprietor, Thomas Parsons, is the namesake for the community, first as Parsonstown, then Parsonsfield. Kezar Falls, a village on the Ossipee River named for George Kezar, is the largest in the area at the junction of Maine Routes 25 and 160.
Telephone Exchanges: Area Code (207) 625
Zip Code: 04047
Town Office Address: 62 Federal Road • Parsonsfield, ME • 04047
To learn more about the communities we serve, click on any of the town names below.
