Building and Artifacts

The Bucksport Paper Mill Museum is housed at the former mill gatehouse located at 4 Mariner Way in Bucksport. It sits at the entrance to the former paper mill. The museum contains an extensive collection of artifacts donated by former mill workers and their families. The space will also offer educational programs and events.

The restoration effort is being led by Wesley “Chip” Stubbs, restoration foreman, and Larry Wahl, restoration consultant. Much of the work has been done, and we are open Tuesday mornings, 8am-noon, through November 25, 2025. Improvements will continue to be made to the building and exhibits, and we expect to have more regular open hours in 2026.

A pulp grinding-stone, donated by Lynn and Tom Moriarity and moved into place by Bobby Wardwell and crew, is now located in front of the building to become the base of a sign.

Volunteers are needed to help with the work and to staff the museum in 2026! Please contact Chip at chip9516@gmail.com or 207-299-5291.

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The former gatehouse building that will house the Bucksport Paper Mill Museum.
Aerial view of the Bucksport Paper Mill with an arrow pointing to the gatehouse building

Photo by Benjamin Magro, date indecipherable, from desk of late Howard Bridges, former mill worker, courtesy of daughter Charlotte. The red arrow points to the gatehouse building.