The William F. Perry House is a stunning attraction in Bridgton, Maine, USA and was originally built in 1874 and is currently listed on the National Historic register. With a long history going back to just two years before Jesse James robbed the Northfield Bank, it's a beautiful and wonderful attraction, and ghost tours are available through companies and individuals in the area. Richard G. Stevens has started a project to restore the building to it's original splendor and elegance and to provide an interior suitable for commercial, retail and professional occupancy in historical surrounds, and your are invited to be a part of this exciting restoration and project, the William F. Perry House awaits you.READ MORE

High View Farm is family owned and operated and located in Harrison, Maine, USA and offers fascinating and exciting farm tours. so come visit and learn the history. See Draft horse demonstrations, sheep wool turned into yarn, sample some real milks, and the farms own feta cheese, fromage cheese, real yogurt and more, tour their Sugar House, visits all the animals, and learn about their Yurt rentals. High View Farm has been in the family since 1810 and will always remain a farm, they have established a trust to ensure this, come enjoy a visit and depending on the season, there are sleigh rides, sledding, skating and skiing, this is a working farm with pigs, cows, bunnies, sheep, cats and dogs.READ MORE

Cape Newagen Alpaca Farm in Southport, Maine, USA is open year round and create hand spun yarn available in their store. They also have custom design knitted accessories from their Alpaca yarn all natural without chemicals or dyes and there's Alpaca compost for sale. This small, family run Alpaca Farm offers fascinating farm tours where you can learn about the alpacas, and you can even learn spinning, knitting and peg loom instruction in their studio. Cape Newagen Alpaca Farm has custom designed accessories like warm alpaca socks, knitted mitts, scarves, chapeaus and much more, come for an unforgettable visit.READ MORE

The Hendricks Hill Museum in Southport, Maine in preserves items relating to life on Southport island from the 1800's to the 1950's as they say and visitors can view the seagoing tools of fishing trades and schooners, ice harvesting tools, wooden boats, navigational instruments and charts, carpenter's tools, pictures, clothing, household items and much more. The building house dates back to 1810 and the boatshop houses three exhibit rooms and a reference room with archival and genealogical materials. The Hendricks Hill Museum is free to visit and is open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, come for a fascinating and informative visit.READ MORE

Sebago Lake State Park in Casco, Maine, USA is a forested lakeside park on the shore of Maine's deepest and second largest lake, and has 1400 beautiful acres at the foothills of the White Mountains. The park boasts sandy beaches, ponds, bogs and a river, has extensive woodlands and a variety of plant and animal life. Sebago Lake State Park has a campground with RV hookup for electricity and water and an RV dumping station, there's a trailered boat launch, food service, showers, playground and group picnic shelter, there are hiking trails and you can enjoy swimming and fishing in the lake, motorized boating, canoeing, cross country skiing, snowshoeing and more, come for a memorable visit.READ MORE

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse in South Portland, Maine, offers unique and exciting opportunities of exploring the interior of an active, working lighthouse accompanied by a tour guide who will entertain you with interesting and funny stories. The maintenance and upkeep of this lighthouse is funded by public donations, grants, ticket sales and fundraising events. The Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse was originally built to warn mariners of a dangerous ledge that was the cause of many a shipwreck and groundings. A visit to The Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse is a fun and interesting excursion, and offers something of interest to each and every visitor. READ MORE

The Portland Museum of Art in South Portland, Maine, is an inspiring art museum that presents exceptional, outstanding exhibitions and educational programs aimed at inspiring all visitors to our art museum. Considered to be the cultural center of our city, our art museum is home to an extensive collection contemporary, European and American art and we are committed to providing a positive and interesting learning environment. The PMA Store at The Portland Museum of Art is well stocked with an eclectic range of items as well as interesting and informative books to fill your bookshelves with.READ MORE

At The Children's Museum and Theatre of Maine in South Portland, Maine, there are numerous activities and interactive exhibits that will appeal to children and families for fun and educational visit to our museum and theatre. For productions at our theatre we use cast and crew members from age 8 to 17 years, and all shows suitable and enjoyable for audiences of all ages. There is so much to see and do at the museum, one visit is never enough for children who are curious about how the world works and how to solve problems. The Children's Museum and Theatre aims to inspire discovery and heighten imagination through play and explorations, and we offer many educator-led school programs.READ MORE

Elliot Lake Nuclear and Mining Museum in Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada traces the history of the area right up to the discovery of uranium mining, milling and uses of uranium, going all the way back to the days of lumbering and trapping. Tracing the development of area mines, mine rescues and the development of the modern community, it's also the home of the Canadian Mining hall of fame with it's portraits and biographies. Elliot Lake Nuclear and Mining Museum also boasts the beautiful Denison Doors which once graced the main entrance of the administration building of the Elliot Lake Denison mine, the world's largest uranium facility of its time. The museum has received much acclaim for its quality exhibits and presentations.READ MORE

Gore Bay Museum in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada was originally a jailhouse and jailer's residence, now hosting and representing the history of the early settlers, and stunning art exhibits. Come for a fascinating walk back in time and view the mesmerizing displays and exhibits, they also have a variety of books on current exhibits, fossils and boating. Gore Bay Museum is located just five minutes walk from the marina so come by boat, there's a small admission charge and children are welcome.READ MORE