The stories of Washington County, ME
8 narrated audio stories from across Washington County — hidden history, true crime, food legends, and local lore from its towns, landmarks, and back roads.
Washington County
Jeremiah O’Brien and the Capture at Machias
How a Machias mariner helped turn local resistance into Revolutionary legend.
West Quoddy Head Light
The Striped Beacon at the Edge of Day
How a bold lighthouse became Maine’s easternmost warning light.
Washington County
When Machias Took a Schooner
A river chase that turned a small town into early resistance.
West Quoddy Head Light
Keeping Watch at the Edge of Fundy
A lighthouse story about work, weather, and endurance at Maine’s eastern edge.
Saint Croix Island
The Winter That Moved Acadia
A failed island winter set the course for Acadian history.
Saint Croix Island International Historic Site
Winter on Saint Croix
A fragile French foothold meets cold, scurvy, and hard lessons.
Pleasant Point Reservation
Where the Bay Carries the Culture
At Sipayik, language, basketry, and coastal life remain deeply linked.
Indian Township Reservation
Where Inland Waters Kept Passamaquoddy Life Whole
An inland Passamaquoddy community shaped by woods, water, language, and self-government.
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