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Clocks and Watches Watches, mantel, wall and case clocks |
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Clothing Civilian, military, and Native American clothing |
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Decoys Working and decorative waterfowl decoys made or used in Maine |
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Glass Glass made or used in Maine from the 17th century through the 20th century |
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Flags Military, civilian, and government flags. To view the schedule of Civil War flags on view at the Maine State Museum, click on the following link: http://www.mainestatemuseum.org/collections/FlagRotationList.html |
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Fishing Rods, lures, and nets |
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Furniture Examples of Maine's rich furniture-making heritage |
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Hooked Rugs Examples of rugs made from pre-printed patterns manufactured and sold by E. S. Frost of Biddeford, Maine |
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Kitchen Utensils Ordinary and not so ordinary tools from the kitchen |
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Lamps and Lanterns Lighting the way from the 18th to the 20th century |
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Medical Devices Traditional, non-traditional, and professional medical devices |
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Musical Instruments Drums, violins, fifes, and other instruments made or used by Mainers |
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Personal Items Items for personal, everyday, or dress up use. |
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Quilts Maine quilts from the 1790s to the 1990s |
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Redware Distinctive, traditional pottery produced by Maine potters |
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Samplers Early folk art by young Maine women |
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Spruce Gum Boxes Folk art boxes to protect treasures or store spruce gum |
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Stoneware Wares produced by potteries in Portland, Gardiner, and Bangor |
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Toys Cherished playthings of children from earlier times |