History by the Lake: The Harris Family
Recorded July 2, 2026

Join Mike and Lisa Harris, with moderator Luke Muzzy, for a conversation about the Harris family and Harris Drug Store — one of Greenville’s longest-running family stories.

From Isaac Augustus Harris’s arrival in 1896 to the soda fountain, Frosteeland Dairy Bar, the Corner Shop, the 1963 fire, and generations of service to the community, this program looks at how Harris Drug Store became part of Greenville’s daily life.

History by the Lake: The Sanders Family & D. T. Sanders Store
Recorded July 9, 2026

Join members of the Sanders family, with moderator Luke Muzzy, for a conversation about the Sanders family and D. T. Sanders Store — a familiar Greenville landmark for generations.

From David Tilden “D. T.” Sanders and the early store at Main and Pleasant to Harry Jr., Paul Dean Sanders, Brud Sanders, longtime employees, summer camp customers, Sanders Real Estate, Pleasant Street family life, and the end of Sanders family ownership in 1981, this program looks at how Sanders Store became part of Greenville’s business, family, and community life.

The Moosehead Community Choir has been serenading the Moosehead Lake Region for 60+ years. We’re pleased to provide you with this video of the 2006 Christmas Concert which was held at the Union Church in downtown Greenville.

Be ready to smile! This rare footage is from a football game that was played  on October 24, 1970. The Greenville Lakers hosted the Foxcroft Academy Ponies and both teams were winless at the time.

Produced by Ryan Robbins and the Moosehead Marine Museum, this historical documentary tells the real-life tale of the sunken steamboats and what happened to them, while also providing an overview of steamboating history on Moosehead Lake.

In the spring of 1975, Paul Sawyer captured this remarkable footage at the intersection in downtown Greenville. As a new sewer system was being installed, the town’s major roads were transformed into a messy mix of mud and potholes. Brace yourselves for a bumpy trip back to the good old days!