Over the past several years there have been several properties Standish Historical Society has attempted to acquire. The Old Town Hall in Standish and Luce house, and several other properties near the Old Red Church. The focus is now on putting together a plan to make the Tompson House the new home for Standish Historical Society. This property would meet current and future needs of the Historical Society.
Thursday, March 8, 2018
Monday, March 5, 2018
Another Home

Standish Historical Society has been housed in the second floor of the Old Red Church in Standish for over 40 years. The collection of artifacts and manuscripts have filled the spaces available. There has been an effort over many years to secure a second location in Standish for expansion. The vision is to have a space in which education, research, and preservation needs of the community can be better met. At this time the historical society is undertaking a major fundraising effort to secure funds in order to establish a new home. If you are interested in helping out with this drive there will be a public meeting on Thursday March 15 2018 at 6:30 pm at Standish Town Hall.
Donations may be mailed to:
Standish Historical Society
P.O. box 228
Standish Maine 04084
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Standish Historical Society has yet another way to get information about our organization. please visit our new website www.standis...
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The Tompson House built by William Tompson in 1801. William the son of the Rev. John Tompson the first settled minister in Standish.
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The Standish Historical Society has for years had a newsletter called the Pearsontown Press. Pearsontown was the original name of Standish M...