| Tuesday, December 9, the Annual Christmas Party will be the order of the evening for the Searsport Historical Society. It will take place at festively decorated Curtis Hall beginning with a Pot Luck Supper at 6 p. m.. followed by a fun evening of stories, games, music and maybe a surprise guest or two! Please bring a casserole, salad or dessert to share. Everyone is asked to bring a toy or gift for a child to be donated to the "Toys for Tots" program here in Waldo County, (Don't forget the Teen Tots! They deserve gifts, too.) It's always heart warming to see the gifts pile up and know that some children will have a happy Christmas morning because of your thoughtfulness and generosity. The Crary/Carlin/Coleman house has been closed earlier this year due to the high price of fuel oil, and the annual Holiday house tour was canceled because of the uncertain economy. Everyone seems to be tightening their belts! |
| Fundraisers and Events |
Third Annual Searsport Historical Society Crop
February 21st, 2009
9am-8pm
(Snow date: February 28th, 2009)
Curtis Hall
(attached to the Searsport First Congregational Church)
Church Street
Searsport, Maine
Registration fee is $35 which includes coffee/tea, lunch and dinner.
Proceeds to benefit the restoration of the Crary/Carlin/Coleman House, which is the Searsport Historical
Society’s headquarters and an important part of Searsport’s History. The Searsport Historical Society is
currently trying to raise funds to add a barn to the property to house larger pieces of Searsport’s history.
On-site vendors will include: To be announced
We will have some great raffles, door prizes and make-n-takes offered; as well as a layout contest.
Please click the link for registration form.
registration form
February 21st, 2009
9am-8pm
(Snow date: February 28th, 2009)
Curtis Hall
(attached to the Searsport First Congregational Church)
Church Street
Searsport, Maine
Registration fee is $35 which includes coffee/tea, lunch and dinner.
Proceeds to benefit the restoration of the Crary/Carlin/Coleman House, which is the Searsport Historical
Society’s headquarters and an important part of Searsport’s History. The Searsport Historical Society is
currently trying to raise funds to add a barn to the property to house larger pieces of Searsport’s history.
On-site vendors will include: To be announced
We will have some great raffles, door prizes and make-n-takes offered; as well as a layout contest.
Please click the link for registration form.
registration form
For directions to Curtis Hall e-mail scottjiffy@roadrunner.com
Can't wait to see you there!