Waterville Historical Society

64 Silver Street, Waterville, ME 04901
(207) 872-9439
Open Memoral Day Week to Labor Day
Closed on Holidays
TOURS:  10:00 & 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 & 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday through Saturday
www.redingtonmuseum.org

Resident Custodians
Bryan and Bonny Finnemore

The Waterville Historical Society, a non-profit corporation, was organized in 1903 as a result of enthusiasm aroused by the city’s centennial in 1902.  In 1924 the Redington house was presented to the society as its permanent home by Mrs. William P. Redington, whose husband was born there.  At the time of its presentation, the house had been occupied by Redington descendants for over 100 years.  Society membership is open to the public; there is a yearly membership fee that helps fund the museum’s work.

A nominal admission fee is charged to non-members.  Special tours of the museum may be arranged for school groups and other organizations by contacting the resident custodian.

Donations and bequests to the Waterville Historical Society and the Redington Museum are tax deductible to the extent provided by the law.  Artifacts are generally accepted without restrictions.

If you might be interested in helping the Waterville Historical Society, click this button and request membership:

Request membership with this interest group and you will be contacted to discuss how you might like to participate.