Welcome to the Newcastle Historical Society
Preserving historical information about Newcastle, Maine
Welcome to the Newcastle Historical Society
Preserving historical information about Newcastle, Maine
Preserving historical information about Newcastle, Maine
Preserving historical information about Newcastle, Maine
Established in 1998, the Newcastle Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the stories, images, artifacts and memorabilia of our town. Our museum is open Saturdays in July and August, and year round we work on various projects including scanning historic photos, digitizing primary documents, and preserving cemeteries and their information. We also offer numerous books, maps and photos for sale.
Are you passionate about what we're doing? Let us know! We are always looking for volunteers to help us make our vision a reality. We'll help you find a way to volunteer that best suits you. We're excited to have you join the team. For membership information, click button below.
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, shopping on our AmazonSmile site, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
We are dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of our community. Your contribution today helps us make a difference.
Check out our new displays, do some research, or just chat about Newcastle's history.
Taniscot Building, 4 Pump St., Newcastle
Check out our new displays, do some research, or just chat about Newcastle's history.
Taniscot Building, 4 Pump St., Newcastle
Taniscot Building, 4 Pump St., Newcastle
Check out our new displays, do some research, or just chat about Newcastle's history.
Taniscot Building, 4 Pump St., Newcastle
Taniscot Building, 4 Pump St., Newcastle
Check out our new displays, do some research, or just chat about Newcastle's history.
Taniscot Building, 4 Pump St., Newcastle
Taniscot Building, 4 Pump St., Newcastle
Check out our new displays, do some research, or just chat about Newcastle's history.
Taniscot Building, 4 Pump St., Newcastle
Community Room, 86 River Rd., Newcastle
From Midcoast Maine to Africa: Three Locally Built Ships i the African Slave Trade.
Community Room, 86 River Rd., Newcastle
Carol Gardner will present "From Midcoast Maine to Africa: Three Locally Built Ships in the African Slave Trade".
Wednesday, September 3
Newcastle Fire Station community room
86 River Rd, Newcastle
7 - 8 pm