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News

 

New Sweden Historical Society acquires historic Clase log house. Seeks community support for restoration. full story...

 

2010: Kirsten, Swedish-American Girl Doll raffled. full story...

 

Obituary for Rena Hultgren

 

Get involved. Join one of the Historical Societies of the Maine Swedish Colony (download form)

New Sweden
Historical Society

116 Station Road

PO Box 33
New Sweden, ME, 04762

207-316-7306

Debbie Eustis-Grandy
President, lakka@atiwi.com

207-896-5240

Download Membership Form

Stockholm
Historical Society

280 Main Street
Stockholm, ME 04783

John & Rosemary Hede

jhede@ainop.net

Woodland
Historical Society

1149 New Sweden Rd.
Woodland, ME 04736

Maine's Swedish
Colony, Inc.

PO Box 50
New Sweden, ME 04762

Bill & Jean Duncan

207-896-3461

duncan@ainop.com

 

MaineSwedishColony.info makes connections between organizations, schools, and individuals in the community and promotes community cultural development. Maine Swedish Colony a historical designation for the region in Aroostook County, Maine, that is loosely defined by the towns of New Sweden, Stockholm, Woodland, Connor, Perham, Westmanland, Madawaska Lake, and Caribou.

Midsommar Festival
18-20 June, 2010

MidsommarLogo Katahdin Trust logo

Visit the Colony

Maps


View Maine Swedish Colony sites in a larger map (includes a listing of sites).
Zoom in to see detailed site locations.

jump down to our travel directions: How to Get Here

Places to stay

Within the Colony

Caribou

(about 10 minutes south of New Sweden)

Presque Isle

(about 30 minutes south of New Sweden)

Long Lake Area

(about 30 minutes north of New Sweden)

Other locations

Lists

Places to eat

Caribou

Madawaska Lake

Stockholm

Stockholm

New Sweden

Midsommar food

How to get here

Thanks to Shelly Timber for these driving directions.

  1. If you are south of New Sweden, Maine, get to Interstate 95 from wherever you are, Be prepared for tollbooths and turnoffs to stay on rte. 95 all the way north.
  2. Take exit 302, "Houlton, Rte. 1." Turn left. (north)
  3. Stay on rte. 1, through Presque Isle, all the way into Caribou. At the 2nd traffic light, turn left to stay on rte. 1 (after you turn, a Ford dealership will be on your right).
  4. Continue for about 6 miles till you see the historical sign for the "Swedish Colony" on your left. Just after it, turn left onto Emond Rd.
  5. Continue on this winding country road for about 4 miles. It will take you to New Sweden, and the Midsommar Festival will be on your right.

Maps

Colony Map from the Colony Guidebook. There are some miscellaneous maps on the links page

Please suggest a link to be included here. Send email to: Bill Duncan, duncan@ainop.com.

 


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