Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
West Southport
Southport Historical Association
.
244-5856.
Wiscasset
Castle Tucker Museum
(1807), Lee Street at High Street. Built by
Judge Silas Lee in 1807; remodeled in 1858, when a distinctive portico
was added.
882-7364.
Lincoln County Historical Association
, Lincoln County Museum
(1839) and Old Jail (1811), Federal Street. Early 19th-century prison
houses artifacts of Lincoln County.
882-6817.
Musical Wonder House
, Music Museum (1852), 18 High Street.
World's finest museum of restored antique music boxes.
882-7163.
Nickels-Sortwell House
(1807), corners of US 1 and Route 218.
882-
6218.
Woolwich
Woolwich Historical Society and Museum
, Nequasset Road. The 11
rooms of this circa 1810 farmstead feature antique quilts and old-
fashioned clothing.
443-4833.
List Source-Maine Department of Tourism.
Lighthouses
Sequin Island Light
. 55-foot stone tower established in 1795
and rebuilt in 1887. At mouth of Kennebec River. Boat access
only. View from Popham Beach in Phippsburg.
Pond Island Light
. 20-foot stone tower in center of island. Light estab-
lished in 1821. Boat access only. Phippsburg.
Perkins Island Light
. Octagonal wooden tower built in 1898. Boat ac-
cess only. View from Parker Head Road in Phippsburg.
Squirrel Point Light
. Octagonal wooden tower built in 1898 in
Georgetown. No access. View from Parker Head Road in Phippsburg.
Doubling Point Light Range
. 15-foot wooded octagonal tower built in
1898 on banks of Kennebec River in Arrowsic. No access.
Hendricks Head Light
. Square stone 40-foot tower built in 1875. In
Southport. Privately owned.
