St George Historical Society Museum - 38 Main St, Tenants Harbor
Open on Saturdays 10am to 2pm during the summer months - Open year-round by appointment - displays on history of our community
March 26, 2025, 6:00 pm at the Grace Innovation Center
The Grace Institute --Past, Present and Future
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.
July 16, 2026, 4-7 pm, 38 Main Street, Tenants Harbor
3rd Annual Open House
You're Invited to Our Museum 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.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
On Monday May 12, 2025, the voters overwhelming authorized the Town to enter into 3 leases with the St George Historical Society for the town owned properties located at Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum, the Schoolhouse Museum and our headquarters, the St George Historical Society Museum at 38 Main Street (Referendum questions 3, 4 and 5). The St. George Historical Society looks forward to a bright future in which we continue to collect, preserve and present the rich history of the Town of St. George!
March of last year
The Granite Industry
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.
April of last year
The Villages of St George: Elmore (Harts Neck)
The St George Historical Society is proud to invite you to our latest installment of The Villages of St George: Elmore (Harks Neck). The program will be held at Blueberry Cove Camp. The presentations will be followed by a walk (weather permitting) down Harts Neck Road into the district known as Elmore.
May of last year
WOMEN OF ST GEORGE
In honor of Mother's Day, we invite you to learn about 4 extraordinary women who helped mold our Town into what it is today. Please join us for our 1st ANNUAL tribute to Women of St George, this year highlighting the lives of Vivian Leppanen, Adrea Thorbjornson, Ruth Hazelton & Lillius Gilchrest Grace