Address: 166 Winkumpaugh Road
Phone: 207-667-9491
Our Website:www.thetelephonemuseum.org/
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The Stanwood Wildlife Museum and Sanctuary is the home and birthplace of Cordelia J. Stanwood, a pioneer Ornithologist Photographer, set within a 185-acre Sanctuary. Cordie's 19th century home, fit with orginial furnishings tells the rare tale of a brilliant and successful woman in the early 20
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This brick and granite structure served as the county jail, sheriff's home and office. The angular gables and asymmetrical elevations bespeak a style once common throughout New England. Open July and August, Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00AM - 3:00
Ellsworth, ME Historical SocietiesWoodlawn, part of the Ellsworth landscape for 175 years, was once home to three generations of the Black family and is now an...
Area memorabilia, genealogical records, period clothing, farm tools, household items. Open July and August on Wednesdays and...
Located in the Rev. Daniel Merrill House (1795), town's first minister and a founder of Colby College. National Register of H...
A museum of local history. Features shipbuilding, which was once the town's mainstay. Also old methods of fishing, and a recr...
Demonstrating the social and technical significance of the telephone network as it existed between 1876 to 1983 with working ...