Grand Lake Stream Area Chamber of Commerce.
15 Water Street
Unit 3
Grand Lake Stream,
ME 04668
Unit 3
Grand Lake Stream,
ME 04668
Grand Lake Stream Fish Hatchery
David Marsanskis,
Fish Culture Supervisor
Grand Lake Stream, ME 04668
207-796-5580
email: David Marsanskis
Visitor Hours: 8:00am-3:00pm Please Call Ahead.
The United States government first opened the fish hatchery at Grand Lake Stream in 1875, making it one of the oldest sites of fish hatchery activities in the country. Species reared at the Grand Lake Stream facility include landlocked salmon and brook trout. The facility's annual production is 80,000 catchable fish (>15,000 lbs)
The United States government first opened the fish hatchery at Grand Lake Stream in 1875, making it one of the oldest sites of fish hatchery activities in the country. Species reared at the Grand Lake Stream facility include landlocked salmon and brook trout. The facility's annual production is 80,000 catchable fish (>15,000 lbs)
Grand Lake Stream Historical Society Museum
9 Brown Ln
Grand Lake Stream, ME 04668
207-796-2014
Summer Hours: 1:00-3:00pm or by appointment.
The museum is housed in an historic building that was once a general store and post office. Visitors can explore the various exhibits and displays, that include antique fishing and hunting equipment, photographs, and documents that chronicle the town's past.
The museum is housed in an historic building that was once a general store and post office. Visitors can explore the various exhibits and displays, that include antique fishing and hunting equipment, photographs, and documents that chronicle the town's past.
Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum
Donald Soctomah: Director, Tribal Historian
Rte 1 Indian Twp, ME
207-796-5533
Call for Appointment.
The mission of Passamaquoddy Tribal Museum is to collect, preserve and exhibit the fine arts and tribal arts of Native Americans. By promoting the arts of Native Americans we strive to bring a greater appreciation of the Passamaquoddy culture. Follow us on Facebook.
The mission of Passamaquoddy Tribal Museum is to collect, preserve and exhibit the fine arts and tribal arts of Native Americans. By promoting the arts of Native Americans we strive to bring a greater appreciation of the Passamaquoddy culture. Follow us on Facebook.
Grand Lake Stream ATV Club
Club Organized in 2008
- 84 plus miles of trails
- Connect to all Maine ATV trails
- Special Events July - October
- Club Items for sale
- Trail Maps Available
Grand Lake Stream Snowmobile Club
1 Webber Dirt Road
Grand Lake Stream ME 04668
For more information
call 207-227-8457
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Club House Open Saturday & Sunday 11AM to 3PM throughout the season
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and
Homemade Pastries
The coffee pot is always on
Free parking lot is located on the west side of West Grand Lake Dam
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and
Homemade Pastries
The coffee pot is always on
Free parking lot is located on the west side of West Grand Lake Dam
Downeast Lakes Land Trust
137 Milford Rd
Grand Lake Stream ME 04668
(207)796-2100
www.downeastlakes.org
email: info@downeastlakes.org
Forests and Lakes-For People-For Ever
- Hiking trails
- Wildlife and Birding
- Education programs
- Local history
- Forest Arts and Culture
Bellmard Cottage Museum
Call For Appointment
Open June Through September
Open June Through September
