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."
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."
| Aerial shot of Eastport by Leasa Garvin showing the location of the Barracks Museum and the Quoddy Dam Model Museum & Craft Shop |
| Number of visitors since September 15, 2011 |
| Border Historical Society Keepers of Eastport History |
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