Camden, Maine, and its neighbor, Lincolnville, contains an example of that rare formation, the coastal mountain range. The park encompassing Mt. Megunticook and Mt. Battie sprawls over 5700 acres. Its trail system, many ecological niches, and world class views make it a local treasure and a destination, now as 125 years ago. -Tower at Mount Battie, July 26, 1966; Red Boutilier Collection_LB2005.24.19165 -Mount Battie from Sherman's Point, Camden, May 12, 1977; Red Boutilier Collection_LB2005.24.19183 -Northern Tip of Mt. Megunticook, c. July 1940, Eastern Illustrating Collection_LB2007.1.100393 -Millerite Ledges, Mt. Megunticook, c. July 1940, Eastern Illustrating Collection_LB2007.1.100395 -View of Camden from Mt. Battie, c. July 1940, Eastern Illustrating Collection_LB2007.1.101633 -View of Northern Megunticook Lake and Islands, Fernalds Neck from Maidens Cliff, c. August 1948, Eastern Illustrating Collection_LB2007.1.116867 -Mt. Battie Tower, c. November 1958, Irving Nevells Collection_LB2012.17.120 -Mount Battie and Camden Harbor, c. January 1959, Irving Nevells Collection_LB2012.17.683 -View of Mt. Megunticook and Millerite Ledges from Turnpike Drive, Camden, c. January 1959_LB2012.17.790 -Mt. Battie House, c. August 1900, Ed Coffin Collection_LB2013.21.221 #Mountains #Parks #SateParks #ScenicView #Hiking #Nature #MaineLife #Maine #BlackAndWhitePhotography #PenobscotMarineMuseum #VintagePhotography #PhotoOfTheDay #PMMPhotoArchives #PMMCollections (fb)

In preparation for our upcoming exhibit "Sardineland" our Education Director Jeana Ganskop is trying out vintage sardine recipes. Be sure to follow her series "Eating Adventures in Sardineland." #vintagecookbook #PenobscotMarineMuseum #VintageRecipes #Sardines #Sardineland #PMMExhibits #MaineSardines #SardineRecipes #EatSardines #EatingAdventures #CookingWithSardines #VintageCooking #VintageCookBook (fb)