Easily found, the village of Liberty is tucked into the hilly watershed between the great Kennebec River and beautiful Penobscot Bay. Many artists and craftspeople make their homes and offer their works in this historical and charming environment.

  The distinctive Maine 19th century tradition of industriousness and creativity has been carried forth here. Thriving businesses now offer their goods in the same storefronts that served the town in the 1800s. Interesting and unique merchandise representing a cross section of early American life, and 11 former mill sites found on a walk along the tumbling St. George River, provides a pleasant day trip for anyone interested in shopping, art, or history.

In Liberty Village, you’ll find:

• Liberty Tool Co., New England’s largest second-hand tool store
  
• Shops like Liberty Place and Frapoli’s Place with everything old to new, and a lot in between
  
• Liberty Graphics, Maine’s largest outlet of science, nature, and Maine T-shirts
  
• The Davistown Museum featuring an extensive tool exhibition that tells the story of New England’s maritime and industrial history
  
• Maine Artists Guild Gallery, displaying the works of 100+ local artists
  
• The pristine waters of Lake St. George State Park nearby
  
• Numerous opportunities for scenic hiking, biking, and paddling excursions