Historian Alan Taylor signs books at the 2014 Deborah Pulliam Memorial Lecture.

Featured Articles

The Castine Historical Society often solicits articles about certain aspects of the human experience that related directly to Castine, the Castine Historical Society, or upcoming activities or projects.  We are often fortunate to make copies of those articles available to the public.

Please enjoy the articles below, and watch this page for additional articles.

The house at 21 Pleasant Street built in the 1820s for Captain Samuel Noyes (1784-1859) and photographed about 1890, when Charles William Noyes and his wife, Helen Bartlett Noyes, the third generation of the family, lived in it. (Courtesy of Penelope Tonry)

Photographs: Windows on the Past
by Gail Caskey Winkler

Permit, General John Campbell, Fort George to John Nielson, Warren, for safe conduct delivering provisions to Penobscot (later Castine), 1782

1779 to 1783: Looking at Fort George through Loyal Eyes
by Anette Ruppel Rodrigues

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