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 BusinessesClose to Keene, kid and pet friendly, in-ground pool,great hiking,skiing,biking & antique shopping, full country breakfast, n...
Small private campground located on beautiful Webb Cove, with deep water frontage, kayaking, canoeing, sailing center,with la...
Demonstrating the social and technical significance of the telephone network as it existed between 1876 to 1983 with working ...
Come join us for an incredible whale watching cruise on the beautiful coast of Maine. Late June to mid-September...
Offering 5.8 mile and 9.8 mile loops, the trail system takes hikers through a variety of environments. Starting at the trailh...