Upcoming Events:
- Floor Cloth Art with Patience Sampson
June 21, 2013Come and make your own beautiful floor cloth with artist Patience Sampson. In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn the technique for this...
- Funiture Restoration: Tools of the Trade and Basic Shop Practices
June 22, 2013This workshop is an opportunity to explore tools, materials and practices employed in a woodworking shop. David Williams will show and demonstrate...
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Colonel John Black built Woodlawn, a 180-acre estate, between 1824-1827. George Nixon Black, Jr. was the last of three generations of the family to occupy Woodlawn. He willed the estate to the Hancock County Trustees of Public Reservations in 1928. They have maintained it for public use since 1929. |
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Woodlawn Museum, Gardens & Park
P.O. Box 1478 • Rte. 172 • Ellsworth, Maine 04605 • (207) 667-8671