Devoted to the recovery, display and interpretation of old hand tools in that visitors can see, touch and learn about the tools of the early trades of Maine and New England from the colonial period to the Civil War. - [Read more]

The history and heritage of three centuries of life on the coast of Maine is displayed in eight buildings, including a library and research center. - [Read more]

Maintains research collection and operates The Pejepscot Museum, The Skolfield-Whittier House Museum, and The Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum. Includes hours, membership, educational programs and details of facilities. Located in Brunswick. - [Read more]

Collection houses artifacts from the early Paleolithic, through the Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages, rocks and minerals, early tools, weapons and firearms. Additional historic structures on the grounds. Includes calendar of events, workshops, hours and directions. Located in Castine. - [Read more]

Over 10,000 photographic prints, daguerreotypes, tintypes, glass plate negatives, carte-de-visites and postcards of local and regional interest from the early days of photography in the 1840s to the present day. - [Read more]

Preserves the rich cultural heritage of the Kennebunks providing history, exhibits, collections, walking tours, and membership information. - [Read more]

Operates two museums with artifact, photograph, and archival collections dedicated to local history from 1761 to the present. Includes photos, hours, admission, events, school programs, membership and volunteer forms, and directions. - [Read more]

Dedicated to preserving the history of the logging industry in the Great Northern woods. Includes details of exhibits, hours, rates, photos, events, newsletter, gift shop and directions. Located in Patten, Maine. - [Read more]

A wide array of permanent and temporary exhibits, ranging from the Civil War to post World War II, relating to the history and culture of the Moosehead Lake region. - [Read more]