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"On campus, the modern and spacious Hudson Museum (tel. 207/581-1901) features exhibits on anthropology and native culture. The museum displays crafts and artwork from native cultures around the world and is especially well represented with North American displays."
"The Pajaro Jai Foundation is working with the University of Maine's Hudson Museum on a five year exhibit of Chocoe Indian artifacts. The Hudson Museum is located in the Maine Center for the Arts, Orono, and features American Indian exhibits."
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