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• Maine Local Government - Town of Castine

• Castine Store - Books, etc

• Maine Maritime Academy Watch - Updates on the Maine Maritime Academy illegal expansion into residential areas

• Geographic Location of Penobscot Bay "click here"

• Castine, Maine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

• Castine Golf Club History - Historic Golf Course Architecture Castine Maine

• Eastern State Normal School Castine Maine Girls Basketball Team 1916 17

• Castine News - Topix - Local news for Castine, ME continually updated from thousands of sources on the web

• Town of Castine

• The University of Maine - Features - Reclaiming Castine

• Castine, Maine - USA - Official Site - Castine, a small coastal village of approximately 7.9 square miles, is located on a peninsula in the East Penobscot Bay Region of Maine, 1 hour from Bangor, and 1.25 hours from Camden and from Bar Harbor. The town, on the National Register of Historic Places, consists of two distinct geographic areas referred to as the Village and off neck, a narrow strip of land that separates the Bagaduce River on one side from the Penobscot River on the other. More than 100 historic markers can be found in the town. Major landmarks include Fort George, built by the British in 1779 and partially restored as a state memorial, and Fort Madison, earthwork remnants built by the Americans in 1811, occupied by the British during the War of 1812 and reconstructed during the American Civil War. The year-round population is roughly 1300 including 700 college students in all but four months of the year. With summer residents, and visitors by land and sea, the population at least doubles from Memorial Day to Labor Day

• Castin - (1689-1720)

• History of Castine, Maine - By Geo. J. Varney Published by B. B. Russell, 57 Cornhill, Boston 1886

• Castine Unitarian Church's Website

• History of Castine ME - Named for the Baron de Saint-Castin, Castine was once the capital of all French Acadia, which included all the lands of what is now French-speaking Canada

• Welcome to Castine

• Castine Historical Society - The Castine Historical Society is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and disseminating information and materials related to the history of the Castine-Bagaduce River area

• Dice Head Light History

• The Butler Letters - The Civil War Letters of Henry Butler

• The Trials and Tribulations of Fort Madison

• The Signs of Castine

• The Churches of Castine

• The Businesses of Castine

• Government

• Lighthouse Pictures

• Castine Obituaries 1996-1997

• Castine Marriages - 1892-1960

• USS Castine, Gunboat No. 6

• Yahoo Local - Castine

• The Hotels of Castine

• Tom Chamberlain - "My Brave Young Brother"

• USS Castine - Gunboat 1894-1921 - USS Castine, a 1177-ton Machias-class gunboat built at Bath, Maine, was commissioned in October 1894. Her initial service took her through the Mediterranean and around Africa to South America. She operated in the South Atlantic and the Caribbean areas through 1898, and then was transferred to the Far East until 1901. Thereafter, her duty stations were in the Atlantic, the Caribbean and off Central America, including several years service as a submarine tender

• Lighthouse Depot Online - Dice Head Light

• Witherle Memorial Library