The Raye family has been grinding mustard in Eastport, since 1900 and is now a working museum. It is the last mill in the country grinding mustard using the old stone process. Visitors are always welcome to view the mill, browse the Maine products shop, and enjoy a light lunch or snack from the &
Eastport, ME MuseumsRV sites, cabins, motel and tent sites on Passamaquoddy Bay overlooking Old Sow whirlpool. A full service campground with boat docking and great fishing. Camp &
Eastport, ME BusinessesThe Eastport Arts Center is a non-profit 501(c)(3) community arts organization that is committed to promoting an understanding of culture and the creative process through exposure and involvement with the performing arts and art education. The Eastport Arts Center is located in an 1837
Eastport, ME ArtsWhile you're in Eastport stop by Dancing Dogs Pottery & Art. It is located just 2
Eastport, ME Other AttractionsFour acres of English style gardens with ponds, tropical greenhouse, Highland cattle, peacocks and other exotic pheasants. Un...
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Old Baptist Church. Local photographs, documents, tools relating to the granite, lumbering, and ship building industries. Old...
The lodge offers several nice rooms and common areas. The "camps" (five) are right on the lake. Some have screen po...