In 1990, live community theater returned to Eastport. The Cornerstone Theater Company came to Eastport for three months to teach and help organize a company known as Stage East. The old Masonic Hall on Dana Street was renovated for future performances. Since that time, four or five plays are performed throughout each year along with a variety of musical and dramatic evenings.
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 MuseumsS. L. Wadsworth & Son is the Nation's oldest ship chandlery and Maine's oldest retail business. Located in Eastport'
Eastport, ME Other AttractionsRV sites, cabins, motel and tent sites on Passamaquoddy Bay overlooking Old Sow whirlpool. A full service campground with boat docking and great fishing. Camp &
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Woodlawn, part of the Ellsworth landscape for 175 years, was once home to three generations of the Black family and is now an...
Only pre-Revolution building in area, restored and furnished in period style with family and local pieces. On the grounds of ...
Sit on our dock and watch the harbor as you enjoy our full menu selection and our large assortment of Maine micro brewed beer...
Secluded 4 season lakefront resort located in the Grand Lakes Region. We specialize in bear, deer, moose, and snowshoe hare ...