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Dennys River Historical Society

www.dennysriverhistory.org

 

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Organization
Dennys River Historical Society
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Public information

Address for general public (first line)
129 Main Street
Address for general public (second line)
P.O. Box 11
City for general public
Dennysville
State for general public
Maine
Zip for general public
04628
Maine county
Washington
Phone for general public
207-726-3905 / Library phone 207-726-4750
E-mail for general public
drhs@myfairpoint.net
Institution description
We are a Historical Society dedicated to telling the story of the history of Eastern Maine as it coalesced around the Dennys River watershed. We operate the Academy /Vestry Museum in Dennsyville featuring summer exhibitions and our collections management system. Our historical and genealogical archives are publicly accessible at the Lincoln Memorial Public Library, in Dennysville. Our goal is to integrate historical preservation, research and education with the economic, social and spiritual life of the community.
Institutional areas of strength
  • American Indian
  • Archaeology
  • Archive
  • Art
  • Civil War
  • Forestry
  • Genealogy
  • Historic Site
  • Historical Society
  • Industrial History
  • Library
  • Literary
  • Local History
  • Logging or Lumber
  • Maine History
  • Miscellaneous
  • Museum
  • National Register of Historic Places
  • Natural History
  • Recreation
  • Religion
  • Transportation
 Linked members (3)
Name Email Phone
Dennys River Historical Society
Dennys River Historical Society
Dennys River Historical Society

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