Rebuilding of Route 1 at the causeway at Sullivan Harbor
We hope you can visit us in person at some point, but for now please enjoy this virtual tour of the two towns of Sullivan and Sorrento in Maine. Our Historical Society is 33 years young and we have approximately 15,000 items archived. Here you can find information on local mining, ship building, genealogy and the summer colony. Did you know that Sorrento was originally part of Sullivan?
Photo of Treasure Island before the causeway was built. Probably taken from the vicinity of Blink Bonny Golf Course.
Volunteers and New Members Needed
Volunteers provide many of the needed services at the Sullivan – Sorrento Historical Society throughout the year. There are so many small things that our staff would never be able to accomplish without the help of volunteers and members who are willing to lend a hand. You can’t afford not to preserve this history; our dues start at only $5.00. If you are interested in being a volunteer for a day or becoming a member, please call or email us. We would very much like to hear from you!
| ~ Our Board of Directors ~ | |
| PRESIDENT | Jeanne Edwards |
| VICE PRESIDENT | Carnes Weeks, Jr. |
| SECRETARY | Linda Kimmelman |
| TREASURER | Lynn Dunbar-Murphy |
| CORRESPONDING SECRETARY | Thelma White |
| DIRECTORS | Carnes Weeks, Jr. Fordyce Van Winkle Don Kimmelman Linda Kimmelman Gail Hastings Lynn Dunbar-Murphy Margaret Walker Gerald Gordon Jeanne Edwards Janice Hosking Thelma White |
| CURATOR | Donna Keenan |
| The Sullivan-Sorrento Historial Society P.O. Box 44 Sullivan, Maine 04664 207-422-0995 info@sullivansorrentohistory.org |
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