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October 8th, 1:55 pm
Maine's First Ship

Today was Community Service Day for the Morse High School freshman class and MFS was pleased to welcome Ben, Eden, Konnor, and Stellan who got started on our seasonal cleaning & tidying of the Bath Freight Shed, and also worked alongside several regular volunteers as part of a planned work day on the #1607pinnacevirginia. MHS history teacher Mr. Dever brought us a great group of kids who represented the Class of 2030 well. Thank you to MHS for organizing this day and sharing the energy & enthusiasm of their students with the broader community and for these four in particular for putting in the time & effort here with us. #communityserviceday #community #historyingenuitycommunity #classof2030 #morsehighschoolbathmaine Morse High School ... See MoreSee Less

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Buy those guys ice cream!

October 7th, 1:08 pm
Maine's First Ship

We started the day with the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences and then welcomed St. John's School about mid-day, the first of several days this month devoted to visiting school groups.
#fieldtrip #1607pinnacevirginia #pophamcolony #mainehistory #17thcenturyhistory #handsonlearning Maine Academy of Natural Sciences
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October 6th, 10:54 am
Maine's First Ship

Fred was onsite yesterday; said he was working on getting his form back as he starts transforming this cedar log into a new topmast. Chips were flying faster than this photographer could catch on film, so we're thinking he'll be good. 😉
#1607pinnacevirginia #woodenships #nauticalwoodworking #cedarmast #axework
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Fred was onsite yesterday; said he was working on getting his form back as he starts transforming this cedar log into a new topmast. Chips were flying faster than this photographer could catch on film, so were thinking hell be good. 😉
#1607pinnacevirginia #woodenships #nauticalwoodworking #cedarmast #axework

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Sorry for barking up the wrong tree here, folks, this is SPRUCE, not Cedar. Knot sure how I got that wrong. 🪵

October 5th, 2:51 pm
Maine's First Ship

This is an official request for more Monday rainbows (we needed this!).
#1607pinnacevirginia #kennebecriver #fallinmaine
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This is an official request for more Monday rainbows (we needed this!).
#1607pinnacevirginia #kennebecriver #fallinmaine

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Loved sharing this with you Kimberly!!

Julia took this last year

October 3rd, 7:02 am
Maine's First Ship

Make a stop at the Bath Freight Shed part of your day today. Visit our Jane Stevens Sagadahoc Heritage Center and Fiber Day for free as part of all the festivities happening in beautiful downtown Bath, Maine. We will also have a table at the Linwood E. Temple Waterfront Park where the City of Bath is hosting Community Involvement Day alongside the Bath Farmers Market. #fiberdayatthefreightshed #autumnfest #communityinvolvementday #bathmainefarmersmarket #historyingenuitycommunity #community ... See MoreSee Less

Make a stop at the Bath Freight Shed part of your day today. Visit our Jane Stevens Sagadahoc Heritage Center and Fiber Day for free as part of all the festivities happening in beautiful downtown Bath, Maine. We will also have a table at the Linwood E. Temple Waterfront Park where the City of Bath is hosting Community Involvement Day alongside the Bath Farmers Market. #fiberdayatthefreightshed #autumnfest #communityinvolvementday #bathmainefarmersmarket #historyingenuitycommunity #community
October 1st, 7:00 pm
Maine's First Ship

Who wants a free class visit to explore history with Maine's First Ship?
Educators, your students can explore the rich history of Maine's first English colony, engage with Wabanaki history, & learn about the heritage of the Sagadahoc region. This unique opportunity is for groups of up to 60 students to experience history firsthand. Don't miss out on this limited offer! Email matt@mfship.org to learn more and schedule. #MaineHistory #Education #FieldTrips #StudentEngagement #HeritageEducation #SailtheStory
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Who wants a free class visit to explore history with Maines First Ship?  
Educators, your students can explore the rich history of Maines first English colony, engage with Wabanaki history, & learn about the heritage of the Sagadahoc region. This unique opportunity is for groups of up to 60 students to experience history firsthand. Dont miss out on this limited offer!  Email matt@mfship.org to learn more and schedule. #MaineHistory #Education #FieldTrips #StudentEngagement #HeritageEducation #SailtheStory

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Is there a way to open this up to children that are homeschooled?

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