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Phillips Historical Society Museum

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Phillips Historical Museum & Phillips Union Meeting House

Closed for 2026 season ~ but still working. 


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Phillips.Historical.Society@email.com

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About Us

Phillips Historical Society Museum


 The PHS Museum is located at 8 Pleasant Street. It is the former home of the Vose family. Built in 1829 for Captain Joel Whitney, it is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum holds many fascinating collections from the early settlement of the community and through the years of the railroad into the late 20th century. 


Opens May ~ October

1st and 3rd  Sunday


Closed for 2026 season ~ but still working. 

Send us an email!   

Phillips.Historical.Society@email.com










Daggett Rock

Over A Century of Wonder and Gathering


Phillips Historical Society & High Peaks Alliance Partnership initiated in 2025

Our History

Learn about the rich history of the Phillips Community.  Our museum has been dedicated to preserving and showcasing the people, the tools, the schools, and  the commerce.

Plan a visit soon!

 OPEN HOUSE HOURS. 

     May ~ October

Sundays  (1st and 3rd)  from 1-4pm

            OR

Schedule a tour via email :

Phillips.Historical.Society @gmail.com


**To send mail or items to the museum,

Use Post Box 216,Phillips, ME  04966

Phillips Historical Society

8 Pleasant Street, PO Box 216, Phillips, Maine 04966, United States

www.phillipshistoricalsocietymuseum.org

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