Built in 1914 by Maine’s famous Bath Iron Works, the Katahdin was used as a towboat to haul booms of logs until 1975, including participating in the nation’s last log drive, after which it was designated a National Historic Landmark. Now entering her second centennial, the 225-passenger Katahdin serves as a primary attraction for visitors to the Moosehead Lake region.
A grant from the Center’s Tourism Innovation Program enabled the Museum to contract with Nancy Marshall Communications, one of Maine’s leading marketing and PR firms, to improve its materials and its ability to share this unique Moosehead experience with visitors.