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Charlie & Debi Lynne Baker,
26 North Road, PO Box 107 Shirley, Maine 04485
Charlie 207-717-7372
As of January 2026 we sold our entire maple business. We hope you liked the great taste the maple trees produced for syrup and will support the new owners. Come by for Maine Maple Sunday March 22, 2026 and say good-by to Debi and Charlie Baker and welcome Ben and Michaella Greenwood
Ben and Michaella Greenwood
207-320-1968
Pancake Breakfast
The Sawtell family will again be hosting a Pancake Breakfast in honor of Bea Sawtell at the Old Shirley Town Hall, 25 West Road, on April 11, 2026 from 9:30am to 11:30am. Please join them in this third annual Breakfast to benefit the Shirley Bog Trailbusters Snowmobile club. Donations will be accepted. See you all there!
Baker's Sap Woods
Danny, Charlie and Greg
with our first boil of the season
with our new Steam-a-way
on February 28, 2018
Baker's Maple Syrup
We are a small Maine Maple Syrup Producer of syrup and maple sugar coated peanuts, located on the east branch of the Piscataquis River in Shirley, Maine. We are located 1,000 to 1,300 feet in elevation so our Maple Syrup Season starts later than the southern parts of the state. Charlie has been tapping (1,000+) trees on his families homestead property for 20 plus years. Our products are sold at the sugar-house, and the Gallery on the Lake in Greenville.
Maple Syrup Season is usually the 3rd week of March to the 3rd week of April. Maine Maple Sunday is always the 4th Sunday of March with an open house at Baker’s Maple Syrup with demonstrations, samples and tours all day. Check our web site for an additional open house with the Shirley Community Church Maple Brunch and Baker’s Open House.
Contact us for boiling information, sales and tours by arrangement:
Charlie & Debi Lynne Baker, 26 North Road, PO Box 107 Shirley, Maine 04485
Charlie 207-717-7372/ Debi 207-695-2460
or email us at
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Shirley Bog Trail Busters Cook-Out at the Sap House 2011
Helper, Dave drawing off some liquid 'gold'
Shirley Church Brunch
at the Town Hall 2012
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