She lived the longest life of any of the founders. Upon her death, she deeded the Skowhegan History House Museum to the Bloomfield Academy Trust, with the stipulation that the property be maintained and kept open as a museum for the public during the summer. The museum is still open for visitors and many relics of Louise Coburn's life can be seen, such as a doll house her father made for her and gifts from her grandfather. Selected works Kate Furbish, Botanist: An Appreciation. 1924. Skowhegan on the Kennebec. Skowhegan, ME: The Independent-Reporter Press. 1941 References Five Founders of Sigma Kappa Colby College Page on Louise Coburn Colby College Page on Mary Low Carver Skowhegan History House External links Sigma Kappa Sorority official site Louise and her father in a Maine Historical Society picture 1856 births 1949 deaths People from Skowhegan, Maine Colby College alumni Sigma Kappa founders