Northeast Historic Film, located in the 1916 Alamo Theatre, operates a cinema showing first run movies (Friday-Sunday) along with an archives of regional film and video. See www.oldfilm.org for special events, including Home Movie Day, annual film symposium, and live events. The cinema is available for rental. A study center and library has major holdings related to film and moviegoing history. Technical service, including cold storage and film transfer available to the public.
Railroad Station containing items of local history. Open July and August, Wed. Thurs. & Fri from 1:00 to 4:00
Bucksport, ME Museums Course Access: Public
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Northeast Historic Film, located in the 1916 Alamo Theatre, operates a cinema showing first run movies (Friday-Sunday)
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