April 30, 2025
A proclamation from U. S. Postmaster General Joseph Habersham dated Nov. 23, 1796 appointing David Howe as the deputy postmaster for Castine. The appointment came . . .
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A “Company Order” from the Militia of Maine to A Company Order from Joseph Palmer (Captain or Commanding Officer) to Timothy Perkins ordering non-commisssioned officers . . .
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A single sheet newspaper printed on both sides. No. 6 of Vol. 1. “Castine [Mouth of the Penobscot River, District of Maine] Printed by David . . .
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The photograph was taken from the south side of Court Street looking north across the Common. The Civil War Monument is visible, as is a . . .
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The home of George Augustus Wheeler, a Castine physician and local historian, located on the corner of Perkins and Pleasant streets. The photograph shows the . . .
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Taken from Pleasant Street looking west to the intersection with Battle Avenue. To the right in the distance is Fort George. Two young elm trees . . .
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The interior of the home of George A. Wheeler which was located on the corner of Perkins and Pleasant streets in Castine. The photograph shows . . .
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The view looking west on Court Street. Trees line both sides of the street. To the right, the Unitarian-Universalist Congregation building is visible. In the . . .
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The Pentagoet Inn located on the corner of Perkins and Main streets. The photograph was taken from the opposite side of Main St. showing the . . .
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The photograph shows the staircase at the rear of the hotel leading to the hotel’s Pavilion. » Read more: Acadian Hotel staircase »
