Raye’s Mustard Mill is a working museum in the island community of Eastport, Maine, and the last remaining traditional stone ground mustard mill in North America. The mill was built to supply mustard to the two dozen or so sardine canneries in Eastport and countless others along the coast of Maine. While today, all of Maine’s sardine canneries are gone, Raye’s Mustard Mill survives as a testament to the past.
 
Each year, thousands of tourists from all 50 states and nations around the world visit the 115-year-old mill to see the production process first-hand, take in some Maine history, and stock up on our one-of-a-kind mustards.  

 

Donations can be mailed to Raye’s Mustard Mill Museum, P.O. Box 207, Eastport, Maine 04631, or made online at www.rayesmustardmillmuseum.org. 

Inquiries may be directed to the same address or to info@rayesmustardmillmuseum.org or call us at 207-853-6630. 
 
Gifts will be appropriately acknowledged and recognized by donation level in the new Museum setting.  For larger gifts, there will be naming opportunities available about which we will communicate directly with donors. 

Thank you for joining this effort to preserve the past and prepare for the future!