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PILP Bird Blog – Osprey
https://www.peaksislandlandpreserve.org/blog/osprey?mc_cid=1d67ea6f0d&mc_eid=50402bee87 Introduction:This blog is an extension of Peaks Island Newspaper’s article on Ospreys that focused on the its yearly lifecycle. Here we will focus more on the Osprey’s biology. First, we want to share the history of Peaks Island’s Ospreys in Diamond Pass. This nest is located at the end of Jack Soley’s dock, atop…
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Fifth Maine Museum Collection Spotlight – Anderson Prison Print
by Stephen “Dookie” Fox, Fifth Maine Museum staff After the Civil War ended in 1865, the Union Army sent a detachment of the 1st United States Colored Troops (USCT) under Captain James M. Moore, Assistant Quartermaster to the U.S. Army to Andersonville Prison, to catalogue the dead. Andersonville was a notorious Confederate-run prison in Georgia…
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Exploring the Charm of Peaks Island in Autumn
As the air turns crisp and leaves don their red and golden hues, there’s no better time to escape the bustling city and embrace nature’s seasonal transformation. Nestled just off the coast of Portland, Maine, Peaks Island stands as a quiet retreat for those seeking a quintessential autumn getaway. Peaks Island, known for its serene…
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Peaks Island Beaches
Peaks Island: Public Beaches Not to start on a down note but – public beaches on Peaks are limited. Also all but one lack toilet sand none have shower facilities. In Maine, beaches are private property to the LOW water mark. Homeowners generally tolerate people walking along their beach but unless you are fishing or…
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Winter on Peaks Island
In Winter, a Side of Peaks Island That Visitors Don’t See By Mira Ptacin Photographed by Greta Rybus From our December 2017 issue Sometime after the leaves have fallen, after the last googly-eyed tourists and summer folk have headed home, after the last skyscraping cruise ship has left Portland Harbor, a palpable shift occurs…
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Where to Eat on Peaks Island, Maine
1. The Cockeyed Gull: Our culinary exploration begins at The Cockeyed Gull, a local favorite renowned for its inviting atmosphere and fresh seafood offerings, many with an Asian inflection. This charming eatery sits right on the waterfront, allowing guests to enjoy breathtaking views while savoring their meals. Indulge in the catch of the day or…
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Fort Gorges: A Historical Gem of Casco Bay, Maine
Introduction: Situated in the picturesque Casco Bay, just off the coast of Portland, Maine, lies a hidden gem of historical significance: Fort Gorges. This magnificent fortification, steeped in history, stands as a testament to the architectural prowess and strategic importance of the past. Today, the fort faces preservation challenges, prompting efforts to safeguard this remarkable…
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Calendar Events Tentative
Until further notice all calendar events are tentative due to the Covid virus. Please check with respective organization for the latest update.
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First Tuesday Book Discussion @ TEIA
July 3: The Last Days of Night by Graham Moore August 7: Born A Crime: Stories From a South African Child by Trevor Noah
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