Route 1

Littleton, ME 04730

Littleton Consolidated School

1952-1963

Littleton School

1963-2002

Southern Aroostook Agricultural Museum

2002-

Open to the public

June-September

Thursday-Friday-Saturday

1:00 - 4:00 PM

Winter hours

By appointment only or during days of our

Public Suppers from October through May

( appointment-call 207-538-9300)

Check out the new "Potato House" Display

and the one of a kind

Mooers' Milk & Cream Cart

and new for 2006

Farm House Room

Ross Ridge School House

New Barn

The following takes you the

 Maine Memory's Network site:

Dot Campbell's explanation of the butter making process.

The Barn is done!

On September 17, 2006 our new barn was dedicated to

Carl and Helen Hagan

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United States Senator Collins

toured our Museum after Littleton's Sesquicentennial Parade.

Museum President Carl Hagan and his wife Helen served as tour guides.

Upcoming Events----

SUPPERS

 !!Cancelled--April 19th--Cancelled!!

Next supper will be

May 3, 2008
 

All suppers $8.00 per person

Serving 4:30-6:00

Watch for more in 2008

2007 Car Show

2007 Craft Show

A “Vision” Becomes Reality

In 1988, Cedric and Emily Shaw of Littleton retired from farming. They gathered their machinery and farming implements along with family furnishings spanning three generations. The Shaws cleaned out their barn and began displaying their collection. They established the “Pastime Museum”. As they showed visitors through their displays, the collection began to grow with donations from individuals. In 1991, a group of local residents envisioned having a public museum to house such a collection of memorabilia. In 2001, that dream was realized with the purchase of the former Littleton Elementary School. The Shaws offered to move their collection from their “Pastime Museum” to the newly named Southern Aroostook Agricultural Museum. Since June of 2002, volunteers have been busy rebuilding rooms, arranging the many antiques and paying off a $51,000.00 mortgage. Luther and Kay Grass also added a spectacular collection of tools now housed in “The Grass Tool Room”. Other projects have been: This Old House, the model Potato House, the moving of the local Ross Ridge one room schoolhouse into the museum yard. Our latest project is a new barn. After a lot of fund raising, we have completed a 60’X100’ barn to house several large pieces of equipment. With the help of the Houlton Rotary Club, Rural Development-USDA, Maine Community Foundation, Naturally Potatoes and many individuals this dream is now a reality. We were proud to name our barn The Carl & Helen Hagan Barn after our President and his wife. Our thanks to everyone that has contributed in any way to the success of our museum.

With your ongoing support we will continue to collect and preserve

“The Heritage of the County”.                                    

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