by Charlena Walker By the middle of the 19th century, the main street of the town of Gray had become…
Fernald David Sawyer, active citizen of Gray, ran one of the town’s first garages and, at times, a small manufacturing…
It’s quiet in the Maine Wildlife Park. Too quiet. I’m sitting in my Docent-at-a-Distance booth across from the Visirors’ Center…
The COVID – 19 pandemic presented not only a global health crisis but also disrupted the daily lives of Gray…
This week, our From Our Files item is this single photo in need of a story. We hope that our…
Collection #33 in our Gray Historical Society research collection is entitled, simply, John Merrill Collection. The title alone does nothing…
The sole remaining Pennell clock face is now back in the Pennell building after being taken down and stored during…