SUMMARY: Maine’s Paper & Heritage Museum focuses on the paper-marking towns and mills of Maine, specifically those along the Androscoggin River. The museum is interactive and informative, featuring hands-on displays and well-labeled artifacts and documents.
MORE INFORMATION: History: The Paper & Heritage Museum was founded in 2002 by a group of residents who wanted to preserve the heritage of the paper-making towns of Maine.
Collections and Highlights: The collection includes vintage signs from the towns and mills, photographs, a watch clock, records, an addressing machine and saws, paper making tools. Children will enjoy the hands-on train engine located outside.
Exhibitions, Events & Programs: The museum holds special events throughout its open season, including yard sales, barbeques, open houses, the Annual Papermakers Heritage Celebration, and more.
Tours: Tours are available by request. Contact the museum to schedule a tour.
Season/Hours of Operation: Open from the end of May through August and select September dates. Check the website for official opening/closing dates and hours of operation.
Admission: Free
