Frontier Heritage

The Frontier Heritage Society, established in 1974, is dedicated to fostering interest in and preserving the rich history and culture of Fort Fairfield, Maine. The society manages several historical sites, including the Blockhouse Museum, Friends Church, Fort Fairfield Railroad Museum, and the McIntosh School, each offering unique insights into the area's past.

The Blockhouse Museum, a replica of a structure from the Bloodless Aroostook War of 1839, and the Friends Church, the oldest standing church in the town, highlight significant local events and community heritage. Additionally, the Fort Fairfield Railroad Museum and McIntosh School serve as important reminders of the region's educational and transportation history.

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