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12th-generation innkeeper Tricia Mason believes that Seaside Inn & Cottages in Kennebunk is the oldest family-run inn in America. The S...
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Lisa Paul shares this story of John Wayne christening a ship at BIW. An executive at the Bath Iron Works, the shipyard that has been produci...
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Here's a wonderful article from Mother Jones about John "Bunk" Bunker's quest to rediscover America's heirloom apples...
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Maine has only one "Little Italy"—established in 1899 to house the families of immigrants imported to build the Great Northern pap...
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Swan's Island was called "Burnt Coat Island" when James Swan bought it and two dozen adjacent islands sight unseen, July 7, 17...
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Macon Bolling Allen of Portland was the first African American admitted to the bar in the United States. This item appeared in the Portland...
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There's a great post today at Strange Maps about the city of Portland, inspired by an unusual tattoo. Fixing her regional loyalty in in...
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Old News from Southern Maine offers interesting episodes in York County history. Such as when Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh's honey...
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Among the introduced legislation found in the Maine Legislative Index are the petitions of Mainers seeking to create new towns. Here are a ...
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There are at least three places in Maine called "Junk of Pork." One lies a few miles beyond Peaks Island , and was described by S...
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