SUMMARY: The Temple Historical Society is a small-town community group that aims to preserve the history of Temple, Maine. The Town Hall features a Temple Historical Society Room where meetings are held and there is a small collection of items about local history. The town meticulously maintains a list of veterans and cemetery records. The Historical Society is happy to help with genealogical or local town research.
MORE INFORMATION: History: The Temple Historical Society was established in 1997.
Collections and Highlights: The Temple Historical Society maintains a collection of town historical documents, artifacts, and photographs. The Intervale School, also known as the Red Schoolhouse, is maintained by the Temple Historical Society and is one of the oldest one-room schoolhouses in the state.
Exhibitions, Events & Programs: The Temple Historical Society holds programs throughout the year such as history presentations, history talks, meetings, and fundraisers. Check the Town of Temple Facebook page or the Temple Historical Society website for upcoming events.
Tours: Contact the Temple Historical Society for tour information.
Season/Hours of Operation: There are no set hours for the Historical Society as it is all volunteer. Contact the Historical Society to arrange a visit.
Admission: Free
