Allagash Wilderness Waterway

Allagash Waterway Museum

NPS/Meg Scheid

Museum Hours
Memorial Day to Labor Day: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, 1-5 p.m.

At the Allagash Historical Society Museum on Route 161, artifacts are displayed relating to work in the surrounding woods and the area's Scots-Irish population.

The Allagash Wilderness Waterway, located to the south and west of the St. John Valley, is enjoyed by canoeists, anglers, hunters, and nature enthusiasts.

 

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  Allagash

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  Artifacts from the Allagash Historical Society Museum and scenery of the Allagash Wilderness Waterway
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  Frenchville Caboose and Water Tower

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  These essential stops along the railroad have been preserved by the Frenchville Historical Society.
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  B&A Railroad Turntable

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  The St. Francis Historical Society preserves the site of the last stop on the B&A line.
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  St. Agathe Museum House

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  Ligorie Marquis House and Cutural Preservation Center
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  Fort Kent Railroad Station

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  Images of the Fort Kent Historical Society Museum and the station.
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  Musée Culturel du Mont-Carmel

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  Historical treasure located in the St. John Valley
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  Acadian Landing and Tante Blanche

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  Home to the Madawaska Historical Society, this site was the first museum in the St. John Valley.
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  Acadian Village

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  A selection of images from the Acadian Village Historical Site, Van Buren
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  Fort Kent Blockhouse

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  Images of the blockhouse
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  Governor Brann Schoolhouse

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  Images of the well-restored little red schoolhouse.