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 MuseumsEastport Antiques is an antique/flea market/gallery on Historic Water Street in Downtown Eastport. Lots of interesting stuff at very reasonable prices. 13 venders and 7
Eastport, ME BusinessesS. L. Wadsworth & Son is the Nation's oldest ship chandlery and Maine's oldest retail business. Located in Eastport'
Eastport, ME Other AttractionsCustom handcrafted, woodburned and hand painted chests, lapdesks, pet potrtrait boxes and urns, wallboards and more! Choose one of my designs or bring your own picture or photo. Extremely unique. Give a one-of-a-kind gift,that will bring joy for years to come!
Eastport, ME Other AttractionsLooking for that unique gift? Then visit My Favorite Things, the General Store of Funky Stuff in beautiful downtown Calais. ...
Oldest building in eastern Maine, only one with Revolutionary War history. Built in 1770. Open mid-June to Labor Day, Monda...
Formerly "Old Sardine Village Museum," Perhaps the world's finest collection of early sardine canning and other Do...
Katie's on the Cove is a tiny family-operated confectionery business founded in 1982, that specializes in premium quality han...
1850 farmhouse with cottages. Bed and Breakfast rooms in the farmhouse. Cottages include kitchen facilities. Farm has she...