We visited on a Tuesday morning in late June 2025. We arrived via Sea Princess Cruise with NPS rangers. Unfortunately we only had about 45 mins on the island and there were just so many things to see. We were on the 9:30AM cruise and actually brought the ranger over who was meant to staff this site. They also provided a tour of the area but we didn't have the time and decided to just explore a bit on our own. We did hit up this museum first so that we could get our NPS Passport Cancellation Stamp. There is also a small merch shop here in the museum. There were more exhibits in this museum than I expected. We spent a good 15 mins of our precious time looking around before exploring more outside. Ranger were fantastic and answered any questions that we had.

A nice stop on a sailing tour. Museum was small but has some interesting exhibits. The stained glass in the nearby church was worth the walk up the hill.

This is the sweetest little museum. They have been doing a great job in trying to bring in more exhibits The new addition of Islesford Boatworks in the Blue Duck building will be a fantastic way to show visitors how boats are made.

Recommend visiting Islesford and enjoying the historical museum. The museum is informative and educates you about life on the island

Two rooms of exhibits, plus exhibits in the lobby. It's not worth the trip to Isleford- but if you are there it's really worth a visit-- it's right by the dock.

Awesome learning about the people who inhabit the island. Nico was helpful and friendly!

Very interesting exhibits at this museum!

Nice little galley with local artist pieces.

Great gallery! Amazing work by Maine artists in a wonderful setting on Little Cranberry Island.

A nice little island gallery showing a wide variety of artwork from island artists.

This gallery is a jewel!

A gem