Todd House (Eastport, Maine)

Todd House is a historic house museum located in Eastport, Maine. It represents a well-preserved example of Federal-style architecture and provides insights into the life of a prominent merchant family in a 19th-century coastal community.

The house was built in the late 18th century by William Todd, a successful merchant involved in shipping and trade. It remained in the Todd family for several generations, with each generation leaving its mark on the property. The architecture reflects the prosperity of the family during Eastport's period of economic growth.

Today, the Todd House is open to the public as a museum, showcasing original furnishings, decorative arts, and family heirlooms. Guided tours offer visitors a glimpse into the daily life and social customs of the Todd family and the broader historical context of Eastport's maritime history. The museum's collection includes artifacts related to shipping, trade, and domestic life, providing a comprehensive view of the past. The house serves as an important historical and cultural landmark in Eastport, preserving the legacy of one of its prominent families and contributing to the understanding of Maine's maritime heritage.