Originally known as Fort Penobscot, Fort George was the last post surrendered by the British at the end of the Revolutionary War.

Downtown Castine street features early 19th-century architecture as well as art galleries.

This 500-foot ship is the training location of the Maine Maritime Academy.

Short walking trail leading to a scenic and rugged rock.

Permanent collection includes "The Penobscot Expedition", a multi-media presentation and display accounting the events of 1779 that led up to this disastrous chapter in American history including the controversial role of Paul Revere. Temporary exhibits revolve around local culture and interest drawing from the vast archives of the society. Special Group walking tours can be arranged. Open July1 - Labor Day, 10-4 M-Sat., 1-4 Sun., Closed Mondays.