
The Historical Society manages four historical sites in St George ~ the Historical Society Museum at 38 Main Street, Tenants Harbor, the Marshall Point Lighthouse & Museum in Port Clyde, the Andrew Robinson Homestead at 945 River Road, and
the Schoolhouse Museum on School Street.
Our Museum is located in the original Jackson Memorial Library. The Museum will be open for the 2026 season starting on Saturday, May 23rd, and will be open every Saturday thru October 10th and on November 28 for St George Yuletide. Hours: 10am to 2pm, or by appointment.
The Museum will be open most Wednesday mornings 9-12 year-round. Please look for the open flag.
If you'd like to visit by appointment, please send an email to stgeorgemainehistory@gmail.com.
There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us. We hope you enjoy our site and take a moment to drop us a line.
Our archive crew has asked this link to be posted to highlight the work being done to preserve and share our history. We hope to make a new post to share with you with new things each month. Take a look and while you're there look around a bit and see what you find.

Do you still have projects that you made at HomeEc and Shop back in the day at the original Grace Institute? Follow this link: https://tinyurl.com/GraceProjects for a short and easy form to submit your project to us. Drop off your project at 47 Main Street. Don't delay - deadline is March 20.
Seaside Cemetery, Tenants Harbor
Would you like to learn how to clean gravestones?
Join us on the second Saturday of the month beginning MAY 9, and ending OCTOBER 10.
9am to 1...
Seaside Cemetery, Tenants Harbor

In honor of Mother's Day, we invite you to learn about some of the extraordinary women who lived in St George and helped mold our Town into what it is today. Please join us for our SECOND ANNUAL tribute to Women of St George. Stay tuned for more information.

You're Invited to Our Annual Open House! Enjoy complimentary wine, curated refreshments, and great conversation in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Experience our latest displays that bring history and culture to life. Connect with our Trustees and get a behind-the-scenes look at what’s ahead for our museum.

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physical location:
38 Main Street, Tenants Harbor
mailing address:
PO 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 Scott Hodgkins
Vice-President Sara Leavitt-Goldberg
Secretary Tammy Willey
Treasurer Jenny Hall Maltais
Trustees: Term Ends:
Scott Hodgkins 2030
Tammy Willey 2026
Dale Pierson 2027
Jenny Hall Maltais 2027
Jessie Thompson 2028
Sara Leavitt-Goldberg 2028
Sonja Schmanska 2029
Nat Lyon 2030
We are now accepting dues for 2026. Membership is for calendar year. New prestigious levels of membership are:
$20 Individuals
$25 Family
$50 Historian
$100 Archivist
$250 and above, Preservationist
Preservationist Members have the option to be included on our website as dedicated members.
Checks for dues can be mailed to SGHS, PO Box 14, Tenants Harbor, ME 04860 or can be paid online at the Membership & Donations page. Thank you!

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.
It's Annual Meeting time once again for the St. George Historical Society. Join us at the Museum at 38 Main St. on November 20th at 6:00 pm to vote on our annual slate of officers, enjoy snacks and listen to a short program about our acquisitions and collections for 2025 and how to access some of them digitally. Thanks again for all your support!
Open for Yuletide!
The Museum at 38 Main Street will be open on Saturday, November 29th, 10am - 2pm as part of the St George Business Alliance Yuletide in St George. On sale are an assortment of books including children's books, as well as mugs, canvas bags, and framed charts and pictures. Please stop in to say hello. Shop local!
Ridge Church Cemetery
On October 16, 2025, a small but hardy group of St. George community members braved cold and blustery conditions at the Ridge Cemetery (est. c. 1817) (also known as South Parish Cemetery, Glenmere Cemetery, or Ridge Church Cemetery) to hear about the history of the cemetery and some of its current residents. The group was then offered an opportunity to engage in a scavenger hunt that asked participants to answer questions about the occupants of five specific graves. The answers to the questions could be found using the QR codes that were temporarily installed at the gravesites for the weekend. The QR codes led participants to the St. George Historical Society website and Past Perfect catalogue where they could find more information about late town residents as well as any material objects that might be related to them. Answers were submitted online, and we had one lucky winner of a gift certificate for The Village Ice Cream and Port Clyde Bakery. Enthusiasm from the group was such that we will be doing this again for sure!


Steve Lindsay will delve into our rich granite past with a presentation of his invaluable knowledge of granite harvesting and its deep history in St George. Please join us at the Town Office meeting room for an hour of social time and good food, followed by Steve's Program.


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