1902 railroad station and PD Thibodeau Visitors' Center, Fort Kent memorabilia, photographs, and artifacts. Also the Daigle-Dubé House (National Register), a one-room schoolhouse, and a barn. Open June–September.
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On the campus of the University of Maine at Fort Kent, 420+ manuscript collections, thousands of photographs, books, and recordings relating to the history of the St. John and Allagash rivers. Curated displays and genealogy research. Open Mon–Fri 8am–4:30pm.
umfk.maine.edu · Phone: (207) 834-7535
New in 2026: a “fetch-and-go” drive-thru with smash burgers, breakfast sandwiches, pizza, and eight flavors of ice cream.
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The riverside soft-serve and burger stand that makes Fort Kent summers official. Window service; summer hours only.
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Fort Kent's Chinese favorite and the newer bistro on the north side.
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