Share our stories and be part of history
40 E. Main Street, Searsport, ME 04974 | 207-548-2529CLOSED FOR THE WINTER! Join us next May to raise a sail, read a seaman’s diary, sing a sea chantey! Voyage through HUNDREDS of years, THOUSANDS of miles, and MILLIONS of stories with us. Explore art, objects, photos, and hands-on exhibits.
Save the Date!
Visit us in person or online for workshops, lectures, special exhibits, kids’ events, and more. View our calendar for upcoming events.
Big Jim Restoration
View our historic photo collections by renowned photographers.
Membership
Join today and help us continue to inspire curiosity and foster understanding about life and work on the Maine coast.
Historical Photographs
Acres of Campus
Small Boats
Current Exhibits
Permanent Exhibit
At Home, At Sea
Rusticators on the Water
Latest News
Check out what’s going on at Penobscot Marine Museum! From updates our lecture series to special events and exhibits, we’ve got news for everyone. See all our recent posts.
March 2026 Newsletter
Eliot Elisofon’s Vinalhaven Summers with Kevin Johnson, Maine’s Export Industries by Cipperly Good, exclusive video about the Big Jim restoration project.
February 2026 Newsletter
Kids’ vacation camps, Member Monday with Cipperly, an update on the photo archives, and remembering Michael Simon.
January 2026 Newsletter
Upcoming workshops including a Valentine event, a sardine-snack event, and POP studies.
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Penobscot Marine Musuem
Penobscot Marine Museum
40 E Main Street | P.O. Box 498 Searsport, ME 04974
Phone: 207-548-2529
Hours
We will re-open in May 2026
Thanks for a great season! Penobscot Marine Museum's campus is now closed for the winter.
Mission
Penobscot Marine Museum inspires curiosity and fosters understanding about life and work on the Maine coast to encourage stewardship of our communities and the sea.












