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The Kennebec Historical Society offers various books and other items for sale at the society's headquarters. Most of them are linked to locations in Kennebec County. If you have any questions, please call (20) 622-7718 for details.

Books:

Albion on the Narrow Gauge,by Ruby Crosby Wiggin (reprint of the 1964 edition)

Around Hallowell, by Bob Briggs

Chelsea, Maine, History: Volume 1, by Helen C. Taylor (1996)

Chelsea, Maine, History: Volume II, by Helen C. Taylor (1996)

Faith Communities of Augusta, Past and Present (1997)

History of Fayette, by Joseph H. Underwood

Illustrated History of Wayne, Maine, by Jack Perkins (1968; reprinted 1993)

Johnson's Kingdom: The Story of a Nineteenth-Century Industrial Kingdom in the town of Wayne, Maine, by Edward L. Kallop Jr.

The Kennebec Arsenal: An Architectural and Historical Survey, by Marius Peladeau and Roger Reed (1997)

Reflections of Readfield: The Story of Our Town, by The American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Readfield, Maine (1975)

Sesquicentennial Celebration, Town of West Gardiner, 1850-2000

The University of Maine, by Bob Briggs and Debra Wright (part of Arcadia Publishing's College History Series)

West Gardiner's 100 Years, 1850-1950

Other items:
•Augusta trolley scene magnets: set of six or single
•Augusta in 1870 print: unframed, framed with and without      mat
•1878 Bird’s Eye View of Augusta lithograph reproduction: unframed, framed with and without mat
•Note cards, scenes of Augusta: set of six
•18th century Johnson plan of Kennebeck and Sagadahock Rivers
•Jigsaw puzzle of a view of Augusta in the 1870s

Call (207) 622-7718 or e-mail us at www.kennebechistorical.org for prices and further information.
 

KHS sale items include the popular Kennebec Kitchens cookbook.

The busiest day ever for KHS was November 16, 2002, when Kennebec Kitchens was first offered for sale.