History

Earliest photographed American that also lived to be 106 years old can be found in this cemetery that dates back to 1772

Labor workers were needed in the 1800s which brought many single women to work in Lewiston from Canada and surrounding areas. They lived in Boarding Houses under the watchful eye of a stern director while gathering enough money to obtain a dowry for their future husbands. Find out which building the…

Route 2A that runs through Haynesville is one of the most haunted places in Maine

Check out this chilling Pirates Tale that occurred in New England

As the coronavirus pandemic continues we will also continue seeing events and festivals cancel over concerns of public health and safety. This also goes for outdoor events, so if you're headed out to visit Downeast Scenic Railroad for their Touch a Train event, there have been some big changes.…

Mystery and unexplained experiences found at this New Hampshire Inn

local investors hope to purchase city property for new restaurant

So what is the truth, lets find out about the "true" Maine

The Maine Boat & Home Show hits Rockland with special bicentenial celebrations in August

Does this bottle look familiar? Do you know who E. A. Mansir was? If so, let us know!

New book highlights real accounts of Bigfoot sightings in Maine

If you've been wondering when Augustas Fort Western museum will reopen again to the public, tomorrow (5/29/21) is the big day according to a story by the Bangor Daily News.
If you are not familiar with the back story of the 1754 national landmark then it is worth a trip to visit...

You probably have seen this sign but what is the 'Kennebec-Chaudiere', but what is it?

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When we think of Augusta, we normally think of Maine... And, maybe, Georgia. There are way more than those two, though. 17 states have an "Augusta"

March 15th was Maine's 201st birthday. Last year Maine's bicentennial was knocked off track so this year, year 201, it's time to start the party.