Colby College Museum of Art
Waterville. An outstanding permanent collection of 18th-, 19th- and 20th-century American art, as well as an active temporary exhibition program.
Davistown Museum
Liberty. Art and sculpture as well as an archaeology of tools and registry of Maine toolmakers.
L.C. Bates Museum
Art, natural history, archaeology, and Americana in a unique 1903 granite building on the campus of the Good Will Home for Children.
Ogonquit Museum of American Art
Ogunquit. Houses an internationally-known permanent collection of 20th century American art.
Portland Museum of Art
Holds an extensive collection of fine and decorative arts dating from the 18th century to the present. The Museum also offers lectures by visiting scholars and artists, periodic film series, and art history courses.
Stanley Museum
Kingfield. The museum contains 1905, 1910, and 1916 steam cars, violins, paintings, airbrush portraits, photography and family archives. The museum is housed in a 1903 school building.
University of Maine Museum of Art
Located on the UMA campus in Orono. Hosts an annual calendar of exhibitions and programs featuring contemporary artists and ideas in a variety of traditional and non-traditional media, as well as exhibitions organized from the permanent collection.
Boothbay Railway Village
Boothbay. Narrow gauge coal fired steam train in a re-created historic village composed of locally significant historic structures.
Oakfield Railroad Museum
Oakfield. Historic wood frame station building. Photographs, vintage signs, signal lanterns, original railroad maps, telegraph equipment, newspapers, a Hand Car and a Motor Car, restored mail carts, the C-66 caboose.
Page Farm and Home Museum
Orono. Maine history relating to farms and farming communities between 1865 and 1940.
Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum
Bowdoin College. Collections include Arctic exploration gear, natural history specimens, and art and anthropological material, produced primarily by the Inuit cultures of Labrador and Greenland.
