This fascinating historical study traces the evolution of Castine, Maine from its Native American origins through its French and British colonial periods to its modern incarnation as a small New England town. The book covers key events and figures from Castine's past, including military conflicts, economic troubles, and the rise of tourism. With numerous maps, illustrations, and photographs, Castine Past and Present is an engrossing look at the intersection of history and place.

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