• National Registered Home (1829) of Captain Joel Whitney
• "Fly Rod" Cornelia Crosby Collection 
• Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad documents
• Early Phillips Settler families' history
• Documents of Phillips Elementary and High School
• Vintage 1800's and early 1900's quilts and blankets
• North Franklin Agricultural building from the mid-1800's

Museum information available by contacting the curator for appointment, Susan Sanfilippo via email curator@pembrokehistoricalsociety.org or calling (207) 726-4747

PHS collects items relating to the history of Brunswick, Topsham, and Harpswell, Maine. We own and operate the Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum and the Skolfield-Whittier House.

• Many town records and documents, many from very early 19th century
• Diaries, including complete typescript of diary of Mary Pride Knight, 1837-1886
• Maps
• Photo collection includes photos of every building in town c. 2000
• Good documents concerning summer youth camps

Special library, archives, ephemera, photographs and postcards, and genealogical information relating to the history of the town of Bristol.

Memorial Day - Labor Day, 1:00 - 4:00 PM every Sat. and Sun.

• Norway author and scientist C.A. Stephens
• Norway artist and photographer Vivian Akers

Our Archival collection primaraly focuses on the history of North Haven Island including its early history as a part of the Fox Islands which included both North Haven and Vinalhaven. As an island that was both a farming and fishing location, our museum (The North Island Museum) includes both a boat shed, a farm implements building and a recreation of some of the elements of life on the island at about the 1890'. This includes a "post office", a general store, and several rooms of a typical farmhouse including a kitchen, a parlour and a bedroom.