By the late 1930's, with the development of roads around Moosehead, only the Katahdin remained. Used as a towboat to haul booms of logs until 1975, she participated in the nation's last log drive and was designated a National Historic Landmark. In 1976, the Moosehead Marine Museum was founded and it acquired the Katahdin as its star exhibit. In addition to the Katahdin, the Museum has an extensive collection of steamboat memorabilia and early photographs of the Moosehead area, and is dedicated to preserving the glorious days of steamboating and the marine heritage of the Moosehead Lake Region. The Katahdin is owned and operated by the Moosehead Marine Museum, a non-profit organization.
Details are available from the executive director.