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Maine Historic Sites
7/1/2007
By Leslie Stroope
Learn more about your Pine Tree State ancestors with these living history sites.

? Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site

off Maine Route 130, in season: (207) 677-2423, off season: (207) 624-6080 <www.state.me.us/doc/parks/programs/history/pemaquid/greeting.htm>: The remnants of American Indian and Colonial-era settlements on this once-remote peninsula include a fort house, artifacts and burial grounds. Visit museum exhibits inside the reconstructed Fort William Henry.

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