Remick Barn

Remick BarnA Yankee style barn built in neighboring Eliot, Maine, in 1834, the Remick Barn provides space for both our education programs and gallery space to showcase our collections. The roots of the Remick family extend back to the seventeenth century

In March of 2005, having heard of the museum's plans to build a visitor and education center, the Remick family donated the barn to the museum. Old York had the structure documented and dismantled in anticipation of its future use. With much of the original structure still intact, the historic integrity of the building has been retained even while the barn was adapted for a non-agricultural use.

We are still researching the history of the Remick Family. As a part of that research, we were given access to several historic photographs of the farm. It is a fitting tribute that this incredible building will now be used to educate area residents, visitors and school children about the history of our community. For a tour of the facility, please give us a call at (207) 363-4974 or stop by the office at 207 York Street in York Village. We look forward to sharing it with you!