History
A Photographic Journey through Time: Boothbay
A new Penobscot Marine Museum book captured the passage of time in Boothbay.
Dirigo Comes Home
An iconic Friendship sloop returns to her birthplace, Friendship, six decades later.
Five Faces of the Revolution
Meet five Revolutionary War vets who lived long enough to have their photos taken.
Local Chefs Fish for Creative Alewife Recipes
Smoked, grilled, roasted, or on pizza, come spring, local alewives are a culinary treat.
Maine Put on its Camp Face for the 1904 World’s Fair
Built for the 1904 World’s Fair, the State of Maine Building was a sports camp made to travel.
The Governor’s desk and chair are home at last
A storied governor’s desk and chair take a circuitous route to their proper home.
Big Jim’s New Lease on Life
Historic Maine fisherman billboard should soon be standing tall again
Friendship School
School days long ago
On the Beat as a Summer Reporter
The buzz of the newsroom at Portland’s newspapers in the 1960s laid the foundation for a high school summer reporter to one day become Maine’s State Historian.
Carving Out Scenes from the Sea
Talented Camden woodcarver Lloyd Hansen Thomas brought ships, eagles, and the sea to life.
