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View a variety of exhibitions at the Maine Historical Society in Portland.
The page lists all events hosted by the Maine Historical Society.
The page celebrates the legacy of the Nelson family and their contributions to Maine’s arts, business, education, and civic life.
The Maine Historical Society and Norway Memorial Library host an exhibition featuring the Dunlap broadside of the Declaration of Independence and explore Maine’s role in the American Revolution.
Maine Medical Center Nursing School, Nurse Wendy, and research during the Summer of Barbie. Blog entry.
Gardens of Mount Desert Island, as related to the Patrick Chassé Landscape Architecture Collection
A monthly e-publication that shares and celebrates the stories and contributions that people from every corner of the state make to Maine's vitality, identity, and special sense of place. blog
The blog features vintage recipes dating back to the 18th century.
Summer internships focused on connecting students with paid opportunities to explore careers in the museum, archival, or library special collections sector.
A 300-hour summer internship focused on connecting Library Science students with paid opportunities to explore careers in the archival or library special collections sector.
A 300-hour summer internship focused on connecting Indigenous students with paid opportunities to explore careers in the museum, archival, or library special collections sector.
The page lists job, volunteer, intern, and career opportunities.
Maine Historical Society's 1822 Leadership Circle recognizes annual household donors giving $1,000 or more.
Give to the Annual Fund
The Friends of the Collections program helps the Maine Historical Society acquire and conserve Maine history beyond its regular budget.
The page invites institutions to join the Maine Historical Society.
The Maine Historical Society describes its mission, values, staff, board, and policies, including annual reports and diversity statements.
As the State's premier historical institution, Maine Historical Society (MHS) is committed to promoting diversity within its organization and in collaboration with other organizations.
The Maine Historical Society acknowledges its location on Wabanaki Homelands and recognizes the sovereignty of the Abenaki, Maliseet, Micmac, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot Nations.
The page offers a form for submitting ready-reference questions about Maine history, such as inquiries about specific families or Portland’s incorporation.
The page directs users to contact the appropriate Maine Historical Society department or staff member.
Find FAQs about hours, donating items, podcasts, recorded programs, parking, photography, appointments, research, education, Wadworth-Longfellow house, museum, membership, facility rentals, JSTOR access.
Maine Historical Society | Portland, Maine | Wadsworth-Longfellow House | Museum | Research Library | History Programs | Genealogy Research | Tours
Terms & Policies of the Maine Historical Society website.
