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Lovell Historical Society The Lovell Historical Society, founded in 1974, collects and preserves historical and genealogical r

The Fall Harvest is happening now! Stop by for freshly pressed apple c***r, great live music, a variety of vendors, and ...
10/11/2026

The Fall Harvest is happening now! Stop by for freshly pressed apple c***r, great live music, a variety of vendors, and a delicious spread of food! Happy fall everyone!

Join us next Sunday for our annual Summer Fair & Live Auction! In addition to the auction, there will be live music, ven...
07/12/2026

Join us next Sunday for our annual Summer Fair & Live Auction! In addition to the auction, there will be live music, vendors and exhibitors, and refreshments for sale. Auction items include a scenic plane ride for two, dinner for four at Pleasant Point Inn, and a 1964 Sunfish! For the full list of items, visit www.lovellhistoricalsociety.org. We hope to see you there!

Our official greeter, Phineas Finn, is on duty and ready to welcome you to the Moses Hutchins House!
05/09/2026

Our official greeter, Phineas Finn, is on duty and ready to welcome you to the Moses Hutchins House!

It's official - the ice left Kezar Lake on April 12th!
04/14/2026

It's official - the ice left Kezar Lake on April 12th!

Yesterday we were pleased to host the Westbrook Community Center Lunch Bunch at the Moses Hutchins House! Thank you for ...
04/09/2026

Yesterday we were pleased to host the Westbrook Community Center Lunch Bunch at the Moses Hutchins House!

Thank you for a fun visit and we hope you come back to Lovell soon!

The LHS welcomes group visits! Please call ahead to make arrangements.

What is a crazy quilt?Crazy quilts were a popular trend in the late 19th century, often used as “parlor pieces”. The nam...
04/04/2026

What is a crazy quilt?

Crazy quilts were a popular trend in the late 19th century, often used as “parlor pieces”. The name “crazy” derives from the unique, irregularly-shaped patchwork that used a variety of fabrics, patterns, and decorative embroidery. The two crazy quilts on display in the LHS Museum are fantastic examples of this Victorian-era craft. The Civil War quilt, made by Lizzie McAllister (1848-1895), features the elaborate embroidery that distinguished the crazy quilt trend. In the same period, Carrie Kimball (1858-1894) made a quilt using scraps of luxurious silk, another prominent feature of this style of quilting.

The Museum is open 9-4 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and 9-12 on Saturdays. Admission is free.

Sources: world quilts.quiltstudy.org and the LHS Archives

Address

551 Main Street
Lovell, ME
04051

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

(207) 925-3234

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