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To purchase tickets or for more information, email curator@bangorhistoricalsociety.org. The Best of Bangor tells the stories of our first settlers, the greatest disaster in U.S. Naval History (until Pearl Harbor), the British Occupation during the War of 1812, the Great Fire of 1911 and so much more. This tour meets at the Bangor Historical Society/Thomas A. Hill House, 159 Union Street, Bangor.

To purchase tickets or for more information, email curator@bangorhistoricalsociety.org. Built in 1834, Bangor’s 300 acre Mount Hope Cemetery is the nation’s second oldest garden cemetery. This tour will begin at the Superintendent’s House at Mt. Hope Cemetery, 1048 State Street, Bangor.

To purchase tickets or for more information, email curator@bangorhistoricalsociety.org. In April, 1911 a spark in a riverside hay shed ignited a fire that devastated much of Bangor's downtown. Join us as we follow the flames' path and learn which structures survived and how Bangor and her people recovered from the devastation. This tour begins at the Bangor Historical Society/Thomas A. Hill House, 159 Union Street, Bangor.

To purchase tickets or for more information, email curator@bangorhistoricalsociety.org. Built in 1834, Bangor’s 300 acre Mount Hope Cemetery is the nation’s second oldest garden cemetery. This tour will begin at the Superintendent’s House at Mt. Hope Cemetery, 1048 State Street, Bangor.

To purchase tickets or for more information, email curator@bangorhistoricalsociety.org. Built in 1834, Bangor’s 300 acre Mount Hope Cemetery is the nation’s second oldest garden cemetery. This tour will begin at the Superintendent’s House at Mt. Hope Cemetery, 1048 State Street, Bangor.

To purchase tickets or for more information, email curator@bangorhistoricalsociety.org. Built in 1834, Bangor’s 300 acre Mount Hope Cemetery is the nation’s second oldest garden cemetery. This tour will begin at the Superintendent’s House at Mt. Hope Cemetery, 1048 State Street, Bangor.

To purchase tickets or for more information, email curator@bangorhistoricalsociety.org. In April, 1911 a spark in a riverside hay shed ignited a fire that devastated much of Bangor's downtown. Join us as we follow the flames' path and learn which structures survived and how Bangor and her people recovered from the devastation. This tour begins at the Bangor Historical Society/Thomas A. Hill House, 159 Union Street, Bangor.

To purchase tickets or for more information, email curator@bangorhistoricalsociety.org. The Best of Bangor tells the stories of our first settlers, the greatest disaster in U.S. Naval History (until Pearl Harbor), the British Occupation during the War of 1812, the Great Fire of 1911 and so much more. This tour meets at the Bangor Historical Society/Thomas A. Hill House, 159 Union Street, Bangor.