Now on display in the logging room of the museum is a fairly large wooden crate with stenciling on one end stating the crate contained...

Do you remember going to the drug store, taking a seat on a stool at the soda fountain and enjoying a delicious treat? In Millinocket in...

Millinocket has had many organizations through the years and for many there were separate men’s and women’s groups. One such group was...

When Frank and Emma LePage came to what would become the town of Millinocket, there was little here. In a news article interview several...

Still found in many garages, basements and barns around central and northern Maine, the logging tool known as a peavey has an interesting...

100 years ago in July of 1921, these were some of the Millinocket newsworthy items that appeared in print. 1. “A huge new scoreboard and...

Forest fire lookout towers were abundant in Maine’s North Woods in the early half of the 1900’s. They came about after a series of fires...

Pool halls and billiard parlors were popular hangouts in the earlier years of the 1900’s. Millinocket had its share too, sometimes...

Everyone loves a parade! In Millinocket’s early days the largest parade of the year took place on Labor Day. The local mill union...

Author B. W. Edwards stopped by the museum with five copies of his book 2 in the “Suncookers” series. Edwards has spent summers in the...

Canada, Europe, the Middle East, China…the early settlers of Millinocket came from all corners of the globe. Descendants of some of these...

Many professional photos in the museum collection were done by Crowell Studios. Crowell’s Studios, Crowell’s Photography, The Crowell’s...

Memorial Day, once known as Decoration Day, has been observed in the United States since 1868. Millinocket’s Memorial Day parades for...

Whalen’s Drug Store on Millinocket’s Penobscot Avenue was started by E. J. Warren. Many photos of that street in the early days show this...

1964 marked a milestone for dramatics at Stearns High School. On January 2 of that year, local chapter 2155 troupe of the National...

The Women’s Relief Corps…mention of this organization keeps showing up in some of the old local newspapers and in articles in some museum...

More on lumber camp cooks and cookees! Although the cook was in charge of the camp cookhouse, the cookee (next in the hierarchy and often...

Need a good cream tartar biscuit recipe? Check this one out if you need to feed 40 working men three meals a day! The recipe and other...

The Bangor & Aroostook Railroad extended its line from Old Town to Houlton in 1893, passing near what would soon become the town of...

The Penobscot Log Driving Company (PLD) was one of the companies controlling much of what was happening on the log drives in the early...