Saint Francis, Maine · Aroostook County · Visitor Center
The Allagash Historical Society/Museum highlights the Irish/Scottish heritage of the settlers of Allagash. You will find displays of lumbering, farming, and the St. John River log drives, as well as a display honoring the veterans of the town, histories of the schools and churches. Photograph collections demonstrate wa…
The Allagash Historical Society/Museum highlights the Irish/Scottish heritage of the settlers of Allagash. You will find displays of lumbering, farming, and the St. John River log drives, as well as a display honoring the veterans of the town, histories of the schools and churches. Photograph collections demonstrate ways of life when the first settlers came up the mighty St. John River.
More information is available at http://www.nps.gov/maac/.
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