Penobscot Indian Nation Enterpri

-Jord Thomas is an independent distributor of XanGo: a functional health beverage made from the whole fruit of the mangosteen.

(click the logo to visit Jord's site for more info about XanGo, and the associated home-based business opportunity)

(Click on the link, or the logo to go to the Heron Dance site).

-Former Penobscot Chief Barry Dana's personal site.

(click on the image to go to Barry's site)

-Carissa Holmstrom's CAD (Computer Aided Design) business site.

(click on the Image to visit Carissa's site)

-Visual Consulting is owned by Michael Paul Hamilton and is registered with the SBA as a Hubzone enterprise and a Native American owned and Veteran owned small business. Visual Consulting specializes in building business enterprise applications.

(click the logo to visit the Visual Consulting site)

-The mission of the Four Directions Development Corporation (FDDC) is to improve the social and economic conditions of the tribal members of the four Maine tribes by investing in affordable housing, tribal business ventures and small and medium size businesses.

(Click the logo to visit the Four Directions site)

Independent Tribal Business Links:

Ila's Mae's years of nursing experiences in Home Health and Hospice, have given her a true sense of the many needs that others have, both for personal health care, as well as employment opportunities within an area of need where there is such a shortage of caregivers today. Her hope is to share her knowledge with others and offer professional educational trainings which will assist in both of these areas.

(Click the link, or the Image to go to Ila's site!)

Healing Spirit Health Care LLC

Tracey Neptune Ray is a Penobscot Indian Nation Tribal Member who is also a Penobscot Basket Weaver.

(click on Tracey's Photo to visit her site).

Wabanaki Creations

“Wabanaki Creations” was created by commercial/fine/graphic artist and historian Alan Solis.

“My intent from the beginning was to have as many Wabanaki artists, craftspeople, clothiers, historians, linguists, musicians, writers, etc. in our territory to promote, showcase and sell to a larger and diverse audience....”

-Alan Solis, Owner, Wabanaki Creations

(Click on the link, or the image to go to WabCre.com)

Watch the My Thrill Studio Commercial

My Thrill Studio is a professional recording facility located in the outback of Winterport on Blueberry Hill Road. The studio features 32 simultaneous tracks of Pro Tools HD digital recording along with numerous processors. Whether you have interest in recording a CD of original tunes, solo or with a full band or to record your vocals with karaoke backups, My Thrill Studio is committed to meeting all your recording needs. Other services available include the recording of audio books, the recording of family stories, and web sites for bands. Live recording services as well as video recording are also available. With reasonable rates and flexible hours including evenings and weekends, My Thrill Studio will assist you to reach your recording goals. Call Mark at 223-5082. Thanks for your interest.

www.mythrillstudio.com

(Click the link, or the Image to go to the My Thrill Studio site!)

If Interested, please contact me by phone at (207)827-4699

Nicholas Dow, Penobscot Tribal Member and Traditional Birch Bark Canoe Builder.

For Sale: 18’ hand-crafted traditional Penobscot Birch Bark Canoe. Constructed entirely of natural materials: Birch Bark, Cedar, Oak, Spruce, Root, Pine Pitch, etc.

First 18’ traditional canoe built by an individual Penobscot Tribal Member in over 60 years.

Tribal Businesses Without Web Pages:

Pam outdusis Cunningham is a Penobscot Indian Nation Tribal Member who is also a Penobscot Indian Master Basket Weaver.

(click on Pam's Photo to visit her site).

Alexandria, Amazon Queen

Barbara Francis (aka Barbara Bear)

Barbara Bear is a Penobscot/Maliseet Tribal Member, and the author of: Alexandria, Amazon Queen, a fiction novel filled with action and adventure as the Amazon Queen and her tribe is challenged by barriers to retain their existence.

(Click on Barbara's image to go to her site, or click on Alexandria's image to purchase Alexandria, Amazon Queen from lulu.com).

*Disclaimer Notice:

This page lists links to businesses owned and operated by tribal members. The Penobscot Indian Nation (PIN) will display a logo (member provided), business description, and a link to any tribal member’s business web page. If your business does not have a web page, a logo (member provided), business description, and contact info will be displayed. PIN does not provide or design web pages. PIN does not endorse or accept any responsibility for any businesses linked from this page. PIN does not except any liability related to any independent tribal businesses. If you have any questions or would like us to add a link for your business, please email the web master: lkendall@penobscotnation.org.

Thank You!

-The Penobscot River Restoration Project is one of the largest, most creative river restoration projects in our nation's history. Successful implementation of the project will revive not only native fisheries but social, cultural and economic traditions of New England's second largest river- the Penobscot.

(click the image to visit the Penobscot River Restoration Project site)

Passadumkeag Marsh, above Milford Dam. © Heather Perry

Other Links:

Joey Loring is not only the Penobscot Nation Fire Chief... He is also an Elvis Tribute Artist! Listen to samples of his music, purchase CD's, or book him for your next big event!

(Click Joey's Image to visit his official website!!)

www.ThorofareIsland.com

The owner of Thorofare Island: Cynthia LeMay is a Native American woman and lives with her dog, Bay, on the Indian Reservation in Old Town, ME. She and Bay love life and go everywhere together.

(Click on the image to go to thorofareisland.com!)

The Mission of the Abbe Museum is to promote the understanding and appreciation of Maine's Native American culture, history, and archaeology. The Museum's collections, exhibitions, and programs focus on Native American traditions in Maine and explore the broader Native American experience, past and present.

www.abbemuseum.org

(Click the logo to visit the Abbe Museum Website)