We often hear the same question from visitors and members interested in their family or house histories: “How do I find out more?” This summer, you can learn exactly how! Guided by experienced researchers, you’ll learn how to use online research tools and navigate the historical record to piece together real lives from the past. Participants will practice research skills ...

On August 2, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was signed for the second time. The Chapman-Hall House will be highlighting this event, along with the printers who first printed the document. 

Sea Shanties, Shapenote, & School Dances of 18th & 19th Century Maine. Camp for Ages 10-15 (August 3 – August 7) Ever wondered what music was like before streaming... before radios… or even electricity? August 3–7, kids ages 10–15 can step back into 18th & 19th century Maine and actually try the music for themselves.   Participants will enjoy: Learning old ...

We often hear the same question from visitors and members interested in their family or house histories: “How do I find out more?” This summer, you can learn exactly how! Guided by experienced researchers, you’ll learn how to use online research tools and navigate the historical record to piece together real lives from the past. Participants will practice research skills ...

Join us at the Old Jail in Wiscasset for Jailhouse Rock, a fun-filled event for all ages! Gather your friends and family for an evening of great music from the Leopard Girls, dancing, tasty food, lawn games, and tours of the historic jail cells. It is a perfect way to enjoy the summer and support a wonderful cause! The event ...

The Chapman Hall-House will be celebrating the Continental Congress's vote on September 9, 1776 that officially transformed the thirteen colonies into the United States! 

Guests to the Pownalborough Court House will be treated to interactions with first person reenactors portraying real people from the past! Step into the past - you'll be transported to 1778! Usual admission rates apply. No charge for access to the grounds.