For five years, the fledgling Eastport museum was practically homeless, after Tropical Storm Isabel pummeled its building, the old McNasby Oyster Co. plant. Museum staffers worked out of a trailer and offered programs in a small nearby building called the Barge House.
But last night, the old McNasby building came to life again, with hundreds of people poring over exhibits of old photos and maps, oyster knives and logbooks. They admired paintings and sculptures, bought history books and watched a woodcarver making a new sign for...
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