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The Scarborough Historical Society and Museum
649 U.S. Route One
Scarborough, ME, 04074
Phone : (207) 885-9997

	University of Maine Museum of Art The University of Maine Museum of Art enriches the cultural life of the citizens of Maine and University community through exhibitions, collections and innovative educational programming designed to promote an understanding of the visual arts with particular emphasis on the modern and contemporary. The Museum shares the mission of the University of Maine to advance research, teaching and educational outreach, and to serve as a center of aesthetic engagement for diverse audiences.

	W. W. & F. Railway Museum The Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum, Inc., is a non-profit organization established in 1989 to acquire, preserve, and restore the operation of narrow gauge railroads and equipment which operated in the Sheepscot Valley and on other roads and to establish a Museum for the display of artifacts for enlightenment and education of the general public concerning the social and economic impact of railroads on the communities served.

	Wells Reserve & Laudholm Trust These two organizations are tightly linked, but each has its own role. In short, the Wells Reserve focuses on research, education, and stewardship, while Laudholm Trust focuses on fundraising and community building. Both organizations are committed to the evolution of the Wells Reserve at Laudholm as a center for the protection of coastal environments. The work of the Wells Reserve and the care of its precious site are made possible by Laudholm Trust.

	Bates College Museum of Art The Bates College Museum of Art is a laboratory that provides an environment for broad audiences to explore and discover synergies created by the visual arts across the academic disciplines of a liberal arts education. The Museum works collaboratively with artists, students, faculty, and fellow museums throughout the region to create educational programming and original exhibitions that offer innovative and diverse scholarly explorations.

	Center for Maine Contemporary Art In 1952, a group of artists came together in the beautiful harbor village of Rockport, Maine, to put on a small summer art exhibition. Originally called Maine Coast Artists, their initiative evolved over the next fifty years to become the Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA), the stateâ€™s leading nonprofit institution dedicated to advancing contemporary art through exhibitions and educational programs.