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Our Vision A vibrant historic estate for recreation and education Our Mission Woodlawn nurtures curiosity and a sense of place by promoting Downeast Maine’s cultural heritage and offering diverse educational and recreational experiences. Our Values Respect for the Founding Principles of the Woodlawn property and the goals for its use, growth and sustainability, with deliberate focus on: Woodlawn’s culture that enables us to pursue sustainable, relevant, and entrepreneurial efforts that serve our current and future needs, The lessons of our region’s history and its relevance to today, Responsible policymaking, relying on due diligence, expertise, and consensus of the Woodlawn Board of Trustees through thoughtful discussion and deliberation. Respect for, and commitment to, the Hancock County community, with deliberate focus on: Support and furtherance of the fellowship, respect, and sense of purpose that visitors experience at Woodlawn and the strong sense of place that the property evokes. Woodlawn’s community relationships, enhanced through programming, community leadership, cooperation and collaboration. The importance of our guest’s experience by encouraging an individual sense of satisfaction and enjoyment. Understanding and pursuit of Woodlawn’s responsibility to nurture interest in, and educate our visitors about, Hancock County’s history, with deliberate focus on: Access to world class educational and archival resources for research and enrichment. Our unique and diverse recreational opportunities provided through our land holdings. [read more]
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The Wilson Museum Welcomes You Meet a 460-million-year-old trilobite. Marvel at a Neanderthal stone axe. Imagine yourself creating a meal in Phebe Perkins’ kitchen. Encounter Indigenous cultures from around the world. Listen for the ring of the village blacksmith’s hammer. Shape wood with a traditional hand tool. Smell the sea air off Penobscot Bay. And so much more! Founded in 1921 by Castine summer resident and geologist Dr. J. Howard Wilson, the Wilson Museum invites you to forge connections across history, places, and cultures. From million-year old fossils to Bagaduce River horseshoe crabs, from the tools of early humans to Castine’s local history, from the shores of Penobscot Bay to people around the world, the collections, exhibits, and programs at the Wilson Museum feed curiosity and provide multi-sensory, immersive learning experiences. Visitors of all ages can tour an early Castine home, watch craftspeople and artisans demonstrate traditional skills and tools, and engage in hands-on learning. Our mission: Cultivating and encouraging human connection across place, time, and cultures. [read more]
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