Aroostook County Maine

Maine
Aroostook County

TOWNS
Houlton Town
Allagash Town
Amity Town
Ashland Town
Bancroft Town
Blaine Town
Bridgewater Town
Caribou City
Cary Plantation
Castle Hill Town
Caswell Town
Chapman Town
Crystal Town
Cyr Plantation
Dyer Brook Town
Eagle Lake Town
Easton Town
Fort Fairfield Town
Fort Kent Town
Frenchville Town
Garfield Plantation
Glenwood Plantation
Grand Isle Town
Hamlin Town
Hammond Town
Haynesville Town
Hersey Town
Hodgdon Town
Island Falls Town
Limestone Town
Linneus Town
Littleton Town
Ludlow Town
Macwahoc Plantation
Madawaska Town
Mapleton Town
Mars Hill Town
Masardis Town
Merrill Town
Moro Plantation
Nashville Plantation
New Canada Town
New Limerick Town
New Sweden Town
Oakfield Town
Orient Town
Oxbow Plantation
Perham Town
Portage Lake Town
Presque Isle City
Reed Plantation
Saint Agatha Town
Saint Francis Town
Saint John Plantation
Sherman Town
Smyrna Town
Stockholm Town
Van Buren Town
Wade Town
Wallagrass Town
Washburn Town
Westfield Town
Westmanland Town
Weston Town
Winterville Plantation
Woodland Town

HISTORIC SITES
A. B. Leavitt House
Acadian Historic Buildings
Amazeen House
Anders and Johanna Olsson Farm
Aroostook County Courthouse and Jail
Benjamin C. Wilder House
Edward L. Cleveland House
Fortunat O. Michaud House
John J. and Martha Sodergren Homestead
Larsson-Noak Historic District
Market Square Historic District
McElwain House
Nicholas P. Clase House
Pehr J. Jacovson House
Philo Reed House
Timmerhuset
Violette House
Walter P. Mansur House
William Sewall House

The Aroostook County Courthouse is located at 26 Court Street, Houlton, ME 04730; phone: 207-532-6563.

Aroostook was created in 1839 from parts of Penobscot and Washington counties. When Maine was admitted to the Union in 1920, most of Aroostook County remained part of Massachusetts. The county was named for the Aroostook River — the name comes from a Wabanaki Indian word meaning good river or beautiful river.