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Their Mission is to be the center for education, preservation, and interpretation of design and innovation. This is accomplished through programming, active collecting, and the display of vehicles, archives, and artifacts that showcase the local and global influence of Studebaker and related industrial innovators.

Lo-fi encourages, excites & promotes the enjoyment of human-powered activities. Lo-fi believes that human-powered activities should be physically, emotionally, and mentally rewarding and, most importantly, they should be fun. We are not alone in our belief that over time, human-powered activities such as riding a bicycle, walking, or jumping around on a pogo stick can make people happier, healthier, and strengthen ties within our communities. By engaging in the fun of getting up, getting out, and getting active, we can inspire even more people to follow suit. This not only improves our lives, but can radically change the world around us

The purpose of the Friends of the Fairfax Station, Inc., a non-profit 501-c-3, all volunteer organization, is to maintain and operate the rebuilt Fairfax Station railroad depot as a museum.

Their mission is to promote knowledge of the arts, stimulate interest in the work of local artists, and express appreciation for the abundant creativity in the seacoast area.

The Farnsworth’s mission is to celebrate Maine’s role in American art.

The Wendell Gilley Museum inspires artistic creativity and engagement with the natural world on Mount Desert Island and Downeast Maine for current and future generations through education, exhibitions, and programs, while honoring the legacy of noted bird carver Wendell Gilley.

The Mission of the Boothbay Railway Village is to conserve, display and interpret artifacts, authentic period structures and technologies utilized in Maine during the historical period of the Mid-19th through the Mid-20th Centuries.

The Turner Museum and Historical Society operates a museum and maintains artifacts and others materials related to the town's history. It is located on the fourth floor of the Leavitt Institute Building, a former school.

The Children's Discovery Museum of Central Maine has a mission to ignite curiosity and celebrate learning through play. The Museum is not yet open to the public, but we are working hard to finalize the design and fabrication of our brand new space. We can't wait for you to come and play!

Founded in 1963, the Vassalboro Historical Society’s purpose has been to: “…bring together people interested in history, particularly the history of the Town of Vassalboro…” “…discover, collect, preserve and make available to the public any material…which may…establish or illustrate the history of that area…” “…disseminate historical information and…arouse interest in such matters…” “…co-operate with other historical societies in preserving and making available material of any sort, particularly things of more than local interest.”

Their mission is to preserve the 33 acre farm and farming history through education, volunteerism, and providing a sense of community for future generations

-Preserve the history and the traditions of West Bath, Maine -Identify, research, and record locations of historical sites, buildings, and artifacts -Identify, record, and catalog photos and the written and oral history of West Bath -Publish a historical and current events newsletter, The Middle Ground -Serve as a resource for the West Bath School and Patten Free Library’s History Room -Hold free events with historical content for members and the community