The Historical Society manages four historical sites in St George ~ Marshall Point Lighthouse & Museum, Andrew Robinson Homestead at 945 River Road, Schoolhouse Museum at School St and our headquarters - the Old Library Museum at 38 Main Street. Sign up below for our monthly newsletters & other notices.
Please stop by to see us on Saturday, November 25, 2023, open 10am to 2pm. Shop our selection of books, totes, mugs and gifts.
Currently raising funds to replenish our reserves spent re-siding the south side of the ROBINSON HOMESTEAD BARN. With the help of many volunteers, Clapboards have been installed along with restored windows to match the front of the barn, preserving its history and integrity before the winter. Cost: $5,000.
snail mail - P O Box 14,
Tenants Harbor, ME 04860
email - stgeorgemainehistory@gmail.com
phone - (207) 372-2231
please note that our telephone messages are picked up once per week, but our email is monitored daily.
President John Falla
Vice-President Scott Hodgkins
Secretary Tammy Willey
Treasurer John Falla
Asst Treas Jenny Maltais
Term Ends
Trustee Dale Pierson 2023
Trustee John Falla 2023
Trustee Jessie Thompson 2024
Trustee Stephanie Smith 2025
Trustee Scott Hodgkins 2025
Trustee Carolyn Garratt-Reed 2026
Trustee Tammy Willey 2026
2023 dues - $10/person, $15/household
See below to download application.
Please fill out application and mail with dues to:
P O Box 14, Tenants Harbor, ME 04860, or navigate to the Membership Page on this website.
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SEA CAPTAIN HISTORY AT
THE ANDREW ROBINSON HOMESTEAD
Sunday, July 16th 10am – 2pm
The upcoming Open House at the historic Andrew Robinson Homestead
at 945 River Road in St. George will highlight the seafaring lives of the three captains who resided at the Homestead.
Fred Gosbee and Julia Lane, of Castlebay, will be on site 11am to 1pm singing sea shanties while you learn about what life was like on the high seas in the 1800’s.
The Homestead and barn will be open for touring as well.
Entrance is free but donations are appreciated.
Captain Sylvanus Robinson, who went to sea at age 11, as a cook.
Three generations of Robinsons were sea captains.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and fund our missions. Mission Statements for each of our projects may be viewed on each page.