Address: Route 189
Phone: 207-733-2822
Come visit us in Lubec, Maine
No charge to enjoy our two acres of ever-enlargening perennial gardens. Alpine, roses, pond, oriental, rhododendron gardens with charming garden buildings. Dawn to dusk all week. 4.5
Lubec, ME Nature CentersFormerly "Old Sardine Village Museum," Perhaps the world's finest collection of early sardine canning and other Downeast artifacts, arranged as recreated shops and businesses. Open summer months. $5
Lubec, ME MuseumsThe West Quoddy Head Lighthouse and Visitors Center are in Quoddy Head State Park at the easternmost point of land in the continental U.S.A. Erected in 1808 and rebuilt in 1858, its distinctive tower is painted in red and white horizontal stripes.
Lubec, ME MuseumsFormerly "Old Sardine Village Museum," Perhaps the world's finest collection of early sardine canning and other Do...
Area memorabilia, genealogical records, period clothing, farm tools, household items. Open July and August on Wednesdays and...
Woodlawn, part of the Ellsworth landscape for 175 years, was once home to three generations of the Black family and is now an...
The Raye family has been grinding mustard in Eastport, since 1900 and is now a working museum. It is the last mill in the c...
Only pre-Revolution building in area, restored and furnished in period style with family and local pieces. On the grounds of ...