Reviews of Penobscot Nation (Museum)

Joseph Lydon

Whatever you do, do not go over the speed limit here. And when I say that I mean not one mile per hour over the speed limit. Remember they're under their own private law enforcement. Beautiful Native American village.

Sheal Dedmon

First time ever on the island. Been by there many times over the years. I met a man named Richard. Who brought me to Indian island. Where I bought an outboard. I met several people. I'm very happy with my purchase. Richard and his friends where down to earth people. I plan to stay in touch with them. We all had similar interests. Can't say that I haven't had a better day. I will say this it was a day well spent! PS. Richard fancies himself as a comedian. And he is.

Terrie Confer

Many wonderful artifacts, but the museum docent was the true treasure. She was incredibly friendly and informative.

Mitchell King

What can i say "its our culture and history"

Elaine Hall

The Penobscot Nation Reservation is located on a small island within the Penobscot river, as it flows past Old Town, Maine. Upon the largely residential island is a small museum dedicated to the culture and art of the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy (Wabanaki) native people. I wholeheartedly encourage travelers to stop and appreciate not only the exhibits, but also the local native-made handicrafts available in the gift shop.

Raven Walthour

Called to make sure the place was opened, and the voicemail gave the indication the museum was open. We traveled to the place only to find it was closed, no note or anything on the door. Went next door to the tribal office to see what's what. Was told the curator went away for a few days, but failed to change the voicemail. We were told that the closure notice was on the website, but not everyone looks on the website. They called someone who was at the dentist office, told us to go have lunch. We had lunch, called the person, and he never picked up, nor did he return the call. I think they need to be more businesslike and keep information updated on the website and the voicemail as well.

Mark Loring

I am Penobscot and I live on the reservation. This little museum has alot of cool Penobscot history in it. I would definitely recommend people come check this place out. If you are into museums and historical point in the past, you will enjoy stopping into this place.

Wendy Little Bear

It's home

Gary McGrane

Museum needs to expand.

rachel sockbeson

Small, informative, overall nice place to visit. Has a gift shop/souvenir shop within

Tami M

Small but informative

Jen LeBretton

Sucked

Jesse Joseph

Did a walk for domestic violence awareness. The river was so beautiful. I was delighted to be there. Thanks everyone at pndv for a great time.

Theodore Bear Mitchell I

Very quite residential community

Henry Sockbeson

Learn the history of the local people.

Wayne Geiser

We stopped in to visit at 1:30 on a Wednesday. The place was closed. The hours on the window indicated that it was supposed to be open. Very disappointing.

Veronica Sterling

Said on their website that they were open, went twice no one there, quite disappointed

Chris Sapiel

My home

Hugues Fotsing

A place you must visit

Kathleen Baker

I was by the bridge watching a bald eagle at the top of the lg pine tree.

Beautiful Nightmare

Very informative and I thought it was very quaint and inviting

Chief Cap

Small building but it is newly renovated. Not much they can hold there with the size of the building

Tina Eaton

Loved the museum. The women that works there was great with my grandson answering all his questions and ours. Can't wait to go back and learn some more

Gary Gaz

Very interesting, worth the stop.

Jason Pardilla

Cool little museum