In 1908, Eliza Homans donated 140 acres of land to stop future development, six years later it became a part of Acadia National Park

Eliza Homans made a remarkable contribution of 140 acres to establish Acadia National Park, incorporating breathtaking locations like the Bowl and the Beehive. This generous act marked the first significant donation to the Hancock County Trustees of Public Reservation, laying the groundwork for the park's creation. In recognition of her impact, Homans Path was later integrated into the park's expansive trail system, ensuring her legacy persists within its natural beauty.