SUMMARY: The Dennys River Historical Society aims to preserve the history of Eastern Maine, specifically in the Dennys River watershed area. The Historical Society runs the Academy Vestry Museum and a genealogical archive that is housed in the Lincoln Memorial Public Library in Dennysville. Visitors can enjoy a small collection of local history displays and maps at the Academy Vestry Museum.
MORE INFORMATION: History: The small town of Dennysville is located on the Dennys River banks. The town has a rich history in the lumber industry. The Dennysville Historical Society owns and operates the Academy Vestry building, which was built in 1846 and is a Greek Revival architectural style structure.
Collections and Highlights: The collection at the Academy Vestry Museum includes Dennysville history displays, maps, photographs, and documents. Some details regarding the timber mill and industry are also on display.
Exhibitions, Events & Programs: The Academy Vestry Museum holds summer exhibitions. Check their Facebook page for upcoming events.
Tours: Contact the Dennys River Historical Society for tour information.
Season/Hours of Operation: Contact the Dennys River Historical Society for opening/closing dates and hours.
Admission: Free
