Welcome to Touring Maine's History

Touring Maine’s History is a non-profit project intended to share and promote Maine’s history, the many historical societies and museums we have in Maine, preservation projects and all of the other history related projects going on from Kittery to Madawaska.

If you have some news to share, or an event you’d like to promote, or maybe even a story to tell, please drop me an email at dlsoucy@dlsoucypublisher.com, and let me know what you’d like to share. Also, if you’d like to be included in an upcoming video and audio program highlighting our historical societies I’d be glad to talk.

Some questions have been asked as to how much I charge to be listed. I charge nothing, provided your event is related to the preservation of Maine history and heritage somehow.

History matters, as they say on the TV, so join me in sharing the things that matter most.

Please click on the links to these story snippets to go to the periodical that is hosting the respective articles.

Enjoy, and thanks for visiting!

D.L. Soucy

02 October, 2008

Maine Historical Society Event...


Maine Historical Society invites you to...


Tuesday, October 7, 12 - 1pm

If By Sea: The Founding of the U.S. Navy

George Daughan, Historian and Author


Join us to learn about the founding and first forty years of the United States Navy, the subject of Daughan's definitive new history. From the Battle of Lexington in 1775 to Yorktown in 1781; from the Quasi-War with France and the War with Tripoli, and from the great naval battles of the War of 1812 to New Orleans, Daughan's book charts the false starts, political battles, failures, and triumphs that shaped the fledgling republic's effort to establish its place in the world.

Daughan received his Ph.D. in history and government from Harvard University.

This event is free and open to the public.


Event Information

When: Tuesday, October 7, 2008, 12 - 1:00 pm

Where: Maine Historical Society,489 Congress Street, Portland


For more information call 207-774-1822 or email mainehistory.org

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