BORDER HISTORICAL
| President Frances Raye Vice-President Donna Thayer Secretary Leasa Garvin Treasurer Eleanor Norton Co-Treasurer Deb Stuart Directors Helen Archer Kathy Lewis Ruth McInnis Debbie Stuart Ronda Voisine Time & Tides Newsletter Staff Leasa Garvin, Helen Archer Cory Critchley Debbie Stewart Eleanor Norton |
The Border Historical Society is an organization of
Eastport area residents committed to preserving local
history and operating the Barracks Museum, Quoddy
Dam Model Museum, Quoddy Craft Shop and the site at
Fort Sullivan and Powder House.
The purpose of this Society shall be to provide an
organizational structure for the bringing together of those
people and groups interested in the preservation of the
unique history of the American and Canadian
communities surrounding the Passamaquoddy and
Cobscook Bays.
We are located in Eastport, Maine, also known as "The
Most Eastern City In the United States."
Eastport area residents committed to preserving local
history and operating the Barracks Museum, Quoddy
Dam Model Museum, Quoddy Craft Shop and the site at
Fort Sullivan and Powder House.
The purpose of this Society shall be to provide an
organizational structure for the bringing together of those
people and groups interested in the preservation of the
unique history of the American and Canadian
communities surrounding the Passamaquoddy and
Cobscook Bays.
We are located in Eastport, Maine, also known as "The
Most Eastern City In the United States."
| Mailing Address PO Box 95 Eastport, ME 04631 |
| The City of Eastport Maine Eastport, Maine Chamber of Commerce Eastport For Pride Culture Pass Tides Institute Attractions |
| Eastport Area Web Sites |
| Time & Tides Newsletter |
| You are invited to join the Border Historical Society and help to preserve our history Printable Membership Form |
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