Moosehead Historical Society & Museums operates two campuses in Greenville, Maine, with three ways to explore Moosehead history.
At the Center for Moosehead History, located at 6 Lakeview Street, visitors can explore the broad history of Greenville and the Moosehead Lake region, including lake travel, tourism, logging, village life, aviation history, schools, public programs, research, and the B-52 Room.
At the Junction Campus, located at 444 Pritham Avenue in Greenville Junction, visitors can tour the Eveleth-Crafts-Sheridan Historical House, a preserved family home connected to John Eveleth, Arthur and Rebecca Crafts, Julia Crafts Sheridan, the Moosehead Inn, the Squaw Mountain Inn, and Greenville Junction’s railroad-era growth.
Also at the Junction Campus, visitors can explore the Lumbermen’s Museum, where tools, photographs, and stories show how logging shaped the Moosehead region’s economy, landscape, and way of life. A new Lumbermen’s Museum is now underway at the Junction Campus.
Center for Moosehead History
6 Lakeview Street, Greenville
Open year-round for exhibits, programs, and research.
Junction Campus
444 Pritham Avenue, Greenville Junction
Open seasonally, late June through early October.
Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Historical House tours at 10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
