Castle Tucker

Castle Tucker is a historic Victorian mansion located in Wiscasset, Maine, built in 1807 during the town's peak as a bustling port. Originally constructed by Judge Silas Lee, the mansion later became the home of Captain Richard H. Tucker, who made significant updates to the property. The Tuckers faced financial challenges, leading to creative solutions like taking in boarders and selling homemade goods. The house remained in the Tucker family for generations, with dedicated preservation efforts ensuring its historical integrity. Now owned by Historic New England, Castle Tucker welcomes visitors from June to October, offering a glimpse into 19th and early 20th-century life.