Address: Perkins St.
Phone: 207-326-8545
Come visit us in Castine, Maine
Located at the north side of the entrance to Castine Harbor, the original lighthouse was built in 1829. It was discontinued in 1935, and replaced with a skeleton tower in 1937
Castine, ME Other AttractionsOnly pre-Revolution building in area, restored and furnished in period style with family and local pieces. On the grounds of the Wilson Museum, pre-historic artifacts from North &
Castine, ME MuseumsLocated in the Rev. Daniel Merrill House (1795), town's first minister and a founder of Colby College. National Register of H...
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...
A museum of local history. Features shipbuilding, which was once the town's mainstay. Also old methods of fishing, and a recr...
Tides Institute & Museum of Art is a cross border (U.S./Canada) cultural institution and museum with a focus on the great...
Demonstrating the social and technical significance of the telephone network as it existed between 1876 to 1983 with working ...