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Maine has a long and interesting history. Here in the South Coast, some of the oldest settlements, once part of Massachusettes can be visited. Below, we have provided a taste of some of this regions history. If you are aware of a site or a historical society that should be included, please email us. |
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Old York Historical Society
Join us for an intimate view of three centuries of life in a distinctive coastal Maine Village. Discover our rich architectural, cultural, and maritime heritage as you experience tours of historic buildings located in the center of York and along the riverfront where the town was founded in the 1650s
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Tate House Museum:
A large and elegant dwelling, Tate House was built in 1755 for Captain George Tate (1700 - 1794) and his family. Tate arrived in the colonies around 1750 to act as Senior Mast Agent for the British Royal Navy.
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Pejepscot Museum:
Maintained by the Pejepscot Historical Society, this museum is open weekdays 9am - 4:30pm. Summer hours include Saturday 1-4pm.
159 Park Row, Brunswick, ME 04011
Contact: (207) 729-6606
Sagadahoc Preservation, Inc.:
1008 Middle St., Bath, ME 04530
Contact: (207) 442-8523
Harriet Beecher Stowe House:
This home of the renowned author is a National Historic Landmark.
Contact: (207) 725-5543
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Old Orchard Beach Historical Society:
Features historical memorabilia on the Old Orchard Beach area since the 17th Century.
Portland Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, (207) 943-9319
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