Abbe Museum, located in Bar Harbor, ME, is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history and culture of the Wabanaki Nations. Native Americans have inhabited Maine for thousands of years, and their story is showcased through the museum's exhibits, programs, and collections. The museum offers a range of educational programs, including archaeology programs, artist profiles, and an educator hub.

Visitors can explore the current exhibits, which highlight the traditions, languages, and art of the Wabanaki people. The core exhibit takes you on a journey through time, showcasing the Wabanaki Nations' resilience and adaptability. In addition to its educational offerings, the Abbe Museum also features a shop where you can support the museum by purchasing handcrafted items, books, and artwork.

Membership and donation options are available to those who wish to further support the preservation and promotion of Wabanaki culture. By visiting Abbe Museum, you are not only learning about the history of the Wabanaki Nations but also contributing to the continuation of their traditions and ensuring their stories are passed down to future generations