This is little store on a side street a bit off the beaten path. Our family had fun, the have quite…read morea selection of ornaments and other various and sundry things. Check it out if you're in town, support local.

This is a must stop for us each year when we visit Moosehead Lake and we never leave empty handed…read more The have some great discounts/sales on apparel displayed on racks outside the store. Inside you will find both men, women and children's apparel (shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, jackets, hats, sweaters,dresses) as well as earrings, sun glasses, playing cards, souvenirs, Bigfoot paraphernalia and more. Clean and well organized. The staff is always very helpful and friendly and there is a parking lot.

A very kind staff and a home-owned place, some of our favorites. They have great t shirts, and…read moreother knick knacks. If your in Greenville you should swing by and grab a keepsake. Whether it's a shirt, hat, or just something to take home from the area this is a great place to do that.

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.

What a fantastic museum in Milo, Me! We happened upon the Harrigan Learning Center after a great…read morebreakfast at Elaine's and ended up staying for over an hour. Lydia came over and engaged my son (11 yrs), allowing him to handle artifacts and adding color to everything in the collection. We all enjoyed it immensely. Later, Tom, whose collections make up the majority of the museum's catalog joined us and told us about his travels and shared the background on the extensive flourescent rocks we saw lit up. This is a great spot and worth a stop - but check the hours first to make sure they are open. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HarriganLearningCenter/

Neat little yarn shop. They have a mill across the street where they process and dye the yarn. The…read moreprices are decent and it's a small shop, but packed with neat items and definitely yarn. Stop by and check them out if you're ever in the area.

I found BartlettYarns by a lucky accident and am now an ardent fan! Beautiful colors and weights to…read morechoose from, and the quality is superb. I recently bought several skeins of the sport weight yarn in colors I would never find elsewhere, the Keevan Green and Dark Jade Heather. The lanolin on the yarn makes my hands love this yarn more than any other, and the finished garment washes up soft and comfortable. I highly recommend these products!

I've been coming here for 30 years or more. Love this store. A little bit of everything here,…read more including eclectic furnishings and toys. Worth a trip on a rainy day and definitely spend some time walking around the downtown area while you're here!

We are not antique seekers and that is the focus here, but there are a lot of rooms and a barn full…read moreof stuff, so some of it could be considered as just used. They carry items from many vendors, which make for a lot of variety. My wife found a couple of items she is interested in at a reasonable price, but she wants to give them a little thought. When we were there, one of the rooms and the barn had a 20% off sale, so perhaps they usually have specials of some sort going on. There is everything from trading cards and books to decor and furniture, so it is at least a nice outing on a winter day. It is on Stetson Road, aka Rte. 222 for us when we take that route to Bangor. It is on the corner where the three roads merge near the gazebo and the ATV trail crossing. It is not very accessible. My wife had to leave her walker a couple of times to check out vendor stalls, so I can't imagine a wheelchair getting very far.

The Dexter Historical Society manages four buildings in this small town. It is amazing what they…read morehave accomplished with a bare bones budget and a small but dedicated group of volunteers. I met the director, Rick Whitney, this weekend and he has done a remarkable job preserving the history of this small mill town in rural Maine. If you are passing through and want to see the way Maine used to be, you need to stop here!

Such a nice little place here ! I enjoy reading and seeing historical pics and info on the little…read moretown of Dexter. Thank you its a cute place and set up so nicely.