Treasures By the Sea

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02/13/2025

An unknown lady sitting on what is perhaps a 1912 Pope Motorcycle. She is posed in front of the porch of our building at 5-7 Bay Road, Brooklin Maine. If anyone knows who this lovely lady is, please let us know, we would love to identify her. Also, please share any information you may have about her awesome ride! Thank you! # brooklinMaine

06/08/2020

Treasures By The Sea is closed until further notice.

06/07/2020

Treasures By The Sea will be closed until further notice.

02/14/2020

Antique Valentine's Day cards! Happy Valentine's Day from Treasures By The Sea!

02/14/2020

Happy Valentine's Day from Treasures By The Sea in Valentine's Day cards, heart shaped rocks and sand from the beach.

02/09/2020

This sweet mermaid is Pearl, our store mascot. She is well over a hundred years old, as is our building, Hall's Grange. Pearl is bundled up for the winter, feeling warm and cozy with a good book, Stuart Little. (By E. B. White, who lived in Brooklin Maine.) Pearl will drift in the bay in her tiny boat on a bed of reflected stars until summer when we reopen our shop, Treasures By The Sea. See you and Pearl in July, 2020. brooklinshop

02/08/2020

Treasures By The Sea will continue to sell items online, but our shop at 5 Bay Road in Brooklin Maine is now closed until July 4, 2022. These fabulous antique school desks from the 1800's will be part of our store's new window display next season. See you in the summer! #1800

01/23/2020

Brooklin Maine's Grange Hall 1910/2020. This photo is of Brooklin Maine's old Grange Hall in about 1910. The building is now owned by the Hall family and is called "Hall's Grange". It is home to several wonderful businesses including: Off Center Harbor, Seapoint Books and Media, R. Haley McCall Studio and Gallery, Shining Bay Arts Studio and Treasures By The Sea. Swipe left to see the what the building looks like in 2020! and @ Brooklin, Maine

01/21/2020

Historic (1912) and absolutely lovely Friend Memorial Library in Brooklin, Maine is one of my favorite places on earth. The author, E.B. White, a longtime Brooklin resident, partially funded this charming library for many years. This little gem, an example of Greek Revival architecture, is caddy-corner from Brooklin's old Grange Hall (Circa 1890?) that is now our building, "Hall's Grange" # #1912

01/17/2020

I found a pebble on the beach with a tiny face on it. Find your smile on a beach in Maine. It will be right under your nose. @ Treasures By the Sea