Maine History

It was so long ago that it actually happened in Massachusetts.

The American doughnut was revolutionized in Maine back in 1847, and it was all thanks to a 15-year-old kid.

Maine's impact in the American Civil War was immeasurable.

At one point, nearly 95% of the country's toothpicks came from Maine. So, what happened?

Maine sure was different 70+ years ago. Here is a look at Maine's 20 most populous towns in 1950 and how they have grown...or shrunk.

The Guides' tenure was short and legendary down in Old Orchard Beach, Maine.

At one point, nearly 95% of the country's toothpicks came from Maine. So what happened?

It was so long ago that it actually happened in Massachusetts.

Some of these Maine communities aren't even designated as towns anymore.

Many people have said it looks like something out of a Stephen King book or movie; an example of beautiful architecture mixed with a sense of creepy history.

While Portland and Bangor's airports get all the attention, many others are flying people in and out of the state daily. Here's a look at the 10 busiest.

The little-known incident is still one of Maine's worst losses of life.

This thing looks like it's easier to fall off than to stay on.

These gentle giants got their start in the 19th Century and now find themselves as popular as can be.

The Maine Turnpike Authority shared some nostalgia on social media, making older Mainers remember a different time on the highway.

The Mount Dessert Island fire was just one of hundreds that year in the state, primarily due to a horrendous drought.