These folks greeted us with a smile, they have a little bit of everything. If you want a magnet, a…read morering, so something else to remember Moosehead ares with this is your place. Expensive or for those on a budget you can purchase either one here.

This place used to be one of the coolest stores around then some gross ass bitch bought it and now…read moreit's just an extremely overpriced tourist trap with barley any antiques not even god could save this place it's doomed.

Lovely art gallery inside & out! Great to check out all the lovely pieces - lots of awesome art…read morefor sale in a wide range of price points.

Very nice yarn shop located in beautiful Greenville! This shop has beautiful yarn selections and a…read morelot of unique kits to do as well. The employee was attentive and very helpful and pricing was decent. They also have a clearance area in the mid section of their shop. Great and beautiful place to shop!

I got a beautiful bouquet of flowers for Mother's Day from my son who lives in California. He had a…read morebit of trouble finding a florist that would deliver to Brownville, ME so he was happy that Chloe's agreed to deliver. The bouquet is just beautiful. I will definitely order from Them when I want flowers.

Joy the owner of Chloe's Collections is very nice to work with. After an ice storm Christmas week…read more2025 and flowers were scarce she went thru a great deal of effort to find my husband's favorite flower, tulips to add to his funeral arrangement. The arrangement was artistically beautiful, the flowers were very fresh. The price was very reasonable. I highly recommend Chloe's Collections.

I am doing an update to my review because most recently we were able to go on the all-day Head of…read morethe Lake cruise rather than one of the shorter ones. Many similarities to the shorter cruises exist: the ticket buying an departure process, the available seating and the narration provided by history teacher Ben. Due to the constraints of needing a larger crew and the logistics of the meals offered, slightly fewer tickets are sold and it only took place once this year. The cruise sells out, so reserve early if you can. This year the cost was $90 per person, which may have been the senior price. As you are boarding at 10:00, they are serving coffee and hot water for tea or cocoa, and three kinds of juices. There is also a continental breakfast assortment: pastries, blueberry cake, yogurt and granola and fruit. After everyone including the crew have been served, they allow people to get seconds. Sometime after 1:00 they served a turkey dinner. The turkey itself seemed dry and slightly overdone to me, but turkey is not my thing. The mashed potatoes, stuffing, squash and canned veggies were fine. A roll and gravy tops the meal off, and dessert was pie and vanilla ice cream or canned whipped topping. I had the blueberry pie and it was fine. Water or soda comes with the meal, but they also sell wine and beer in the galley. The rest is the scenery up to the head of the lake and back again, the stories behind older businesses and legends that have been passed around about people in the region. And of course the history of the Katahdin boat itself,

What a marvelous way to spend time on Moosehead lake! We have been staying at a cabin on Moosehead…read moreyearly for 4 years now and this was our first venture on the Katahdin, taking the 3 hour Sugar Island tour. As another Yelper mentioned, the ship is boarded by calling out names (I do believe in order of purchase,) so no need to get there early to grab a good seat (not a bad seat in the house), but parking is limited so you may want to arrive earlier to secure a spot in the lot. Tickets can be purchased right there at the museum/gift shop ahead of time or online. They have a really good food and beverage selection ( a menu is provided when boarding) , or you can bring your own food (but not your own alcohol-that is for sale onboard). We brought our lunch but did purchase some sodas (long slow moving line). We sat on the bow for most of the journey there and back, but also walked around to check out the views from different vantage points. There are lots of photos and historical items scattered throughout. The way out is narrated with historical and other facts and landmarks. The way back is not narrated as they are doing tours of the engine room and the bridge. The captain and crew were friendly, jovial and knowledgeable. We loved the opportunity to steer the ship! Awesome experience. I would highly recommend this trip to not only get a different perspective of Maine's largest lake and it's surroundings, but to fully appreciate its enormity and beauty. Breathtaking. The ticket also includes a visit to the Maritime museum right at the dock. Fantastic all around!

I bought a bottle of peach wine which was undrinkable. The elderly lady operating the shop would…read morenot provide samples. Now I understand why as it never would have been purchased. It was almost like moonshine extremely high alcohol content, bland flat tasting with no sweetness whatsoever. Quite a bit of residue was floating in the bottle. Definitely not a winery. Don't waste your time or money

A very unique wine shop. The owners take a lot of pride in their enterprise…read more COVID REGS: only 2 masked people in the shop at a time. Not allowed to consume wine on premise. No wine tasting allowed. The wines were pretty amazing. A lot of variety and unique flavors. Decent selection of dry and sweet. What makes this place special is that the owners hand pick the raspberries themselves, which makes it a limited amount of stock. The owners are environmentally conscious and try to recycle all by products. The Katahdin sunset wine is only grapes from their farm. They also have a parsnip wine which you can't find anywhere else. If you are a wine connoisseur, this place will expand your horizon!

If there's anything you need to know about Monson, Glenn (the president of the Monson Historical…read moreSociety) is your guy! I was lucky enough to get an off-season tour of the historical society and museum during my November stay in Monson, and Glenn was a treasure trove of information about the town and its history. Downstairs is a little gift shop that includes prints of old negatives of Monson families and the slate mines, etc., paintings, maps, calendars, books by Monson writers or about the town, as well as Monson memorabilia. There's also a well-organized back room where the archive is--complete with records and letters from the Civil War, WWI, and WWII. I'm amazed at the wealth of information the historical society has collected through the years! Upstairs is the museum. It's quite a large space and has all sorts of artifacts of the town, including items from Moosehead Furniture, Sheldon Slate, Monson Academy, and items brought over by the early immigrants to the town. For a small town, it's got quite a bit of interesting history and it's all very well-preserved and documented. The historical society is super informative and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and it's open!