SUMMARY: The Frenchboro Historical Society is located in the same building as the Frenchboro Public Library. This small museum preserves over 200 years of history in a quaint space.
MORE INFORMATION: History: The building where the Frenchboro Historical Society is housed was built in the 1970s to hold a growing library book collection. Vivian and Lillian Lunt headed up the fundraising and effort to build the library and Historical Society.
Collections and Highlights: The collection includes photographs, maps, tools, household objects, and other artifacts from Frenchboro.
Exhibitions, Events & Programs: There is a permanent exhibit on the history of fishing boat styles used in Frenchboro over the years. Another permanent exhibit details the Maine Seacoast Mission. The Historical Society participates in community events such as a lobster festival. Check their Facebook pages for upcoming events.
Season/Hours of Operation: Open seasonally from July to September. Contact the Frenchboro Historical Society for official opening/closing dates and hours.
Admission: Free
