Very educational and especially interesting to those who live in the area. More

Worth the stop! Lots of great history. I've been in the area forever and I still learned some great new things. More

These are 5 Captains houses combined to make up the museum. It gives you a good idea how they lived at these times years ago in this area More

Searsport, the center for clipper ship captains, maintains the story for the visitor that does not know it. More

We liked the fact that actual homes and exhibits were donated and available for others to learn more about a seaport town which to many is unfamiliar. More

Our tour was conducted by Miss Good, who was knowledgable, energetic, and fun. As land lubbers, we had some knowledge of Maine maritime activites, but this tour provided much informative background. We found the Pea Pod information to be most enlightening, and makes us want to buy one. Much of our enjoyment of the museum was due to the enthusiasm... More

The Penobscot Marine Museum consists of several different buildings. One is a captain's house, another is an old church. All have interesting displays regarding different aspects of maritime history. There is a long video that you can watch, but if you have less time, a walk-through is worth your time. More

This place costs $8 per person to visit and there are several dewllings. They consist of artifacts from mostly the nineteenth century. One is the home of a sea captain and depicts how he lived in those days. Another is a boat barn with various canoes and other small vessels. There's a museum store where one can purchase souveniers and... More