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Bay Chamber Concerts Particulars |
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Wheelchair? |
Y |
Admission |
$23-32, Adults. $8, Youth (ages 25 and under) |
Event Facilities? |
N |
Season/Hours |
Year Round. July - August: Summer Music Festivals. September - May: Performing Arts series. |
Description |
Maine's Premier Performing Arts and Chamber Music Festival. |
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Farnsworth Art Museum
16 Museum Street
Rockland ME 04841
207-596-6457
207-596-0509 (fax)
Website: www.farnsworthmuseum.org
Contact: David Stucky, Director of Advancement
Email: writeus@farnsworthmuseum.org
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The General Henry Knox Museum
P.O. Box 326
Thomaston ME 04861
207-354-8062
207-354-3501 (fax)
Website: www.knoxmuseum.org
Contact: Susan H. Rowling, Museum Manager
Email: info@knoxmuseum.org
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Owls Head Transportation Museum
Route 73, P.O. Box 277
Owls Head ME 04854
207-594-4418
207-594-4410 (fax)
Website: www.owlshead.org
Contact: Park Morrison
Email: info@ohtm.org
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Owls Head Transportation Museum Particulars |
Type |
AE/SA |
Wheelchair? |
Y |
Admission |
$8,Adults; $7,Senior 65+ , $5, Children under 12; Free, children under 5; $20,Family. Events admission slightly higher. 2008 Admission: $10, Adults; $8, Senior 65+; $5, Youth 5-17; Children under 5 free; Family (2 adults and their children under 18, $25. Events admission slightly higher. |
Event Facilities? |
Y |
Season/Hours |
7 days, year-round; March-November, 10 am - 5pm; December - February, 10 am - 4pm; closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's. |
Description |
Antique aircraft, automobiles, motorcycles bicycles & engines kept operational and demonstrated at special events. Superb replica of Wright Brothers' Kitty Hawk Flyer and other ongoing exhibitions. |
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Waldoborough Historical Society Museum
Route 220 South, Main St.
Waldoboro ME 04572
207-832-4713
Contact: Steve Cartwright, President
Waldoboro was once host to shipyards which launched fleets of
schooners in the great age of sail; a well-preserved village reflects that early prosperity. The best place to learn about this seafaring, fishing and
farming community - settled by Germans in the mid-1700s - is at the
Waldoborough Historical Society Museum, just off Route One on Route 220
South (Main Street). The museum includes lots of antiques, unusual hooked rugs, quilts, toys, early firefighting engines, an 1857 one-room schoolhouse with books, quill pens and bell, a furnished Victorian bedroom, and a 19th century farmhouse kitchen with all the fixings. Take a stroll on
Main Street, under shade trees, beside charming homes and the brick U.S.
customs house. From the old bridge, gaze down the
Medomak River, where ships left Broad Bay to sail the world. Also worth a
visit in Waldoboro is the 1772 box-pew German Meetinghouse, a short drive south of Route One on Route 32. The museum is free and open to the public seven days per week, from the last week in June through Labor Day, and then on fall weekends. Hours are 1:00-4:30 p.m.
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Camden Civic Theatre
P.O. Box 362
Camden ME 04843
207-236-4140, 207-236-2281 (Reservations)
Website: www.camdencivictheatre.com
Contact: Jean Freeman-White
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Center for Maine Contemporary Art
P.O. Box 147, 162 Russell Avenue
Rockport ME 04856
207-236-2875
207-236-2490 (fax)
Website: www.cmcanow.org
Contact: Elaine Ng, Director of Development
Email: info@cmcanow.org, eng@cmcanow.org
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Fawcett's Maine Antique Toy and Art Museum
P.O. Box 1156
Waldoboro ME 04572
207-832-7398 before 8 pm
Website: home.gwi.net/~fawcetoy
Contact: John S. Fawcett
Email: fawcetoy@gwi.net
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Friendship Museum Inc.
P.O. Box 226, One Martin Point Rd.
Friendship ME 04547
207-832-4826
Contact: Walter Foster, President
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Lincoln Street Center for Arts and Education
24 Lincoln Street, P.O. Box 1631
Rockland ME 04841
207-594-6490
207-594-6489 (fax)
Website: www.lincolnstreetcenter.org
Contact: Angela Anderson Pomerleau
Email: info@lincolnstreetcenter.org
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