Photograph by Mark Fleming
8 Homey Things to Do in Maine This Summer
Places to Explore
Stroll private gardens, tour beautifully decorated homes, camp in style, and more.
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Behold Biddeford’s First Boutique Hotel
Lodging
The Lincoln Hotel brings a bold, moody palette — and playfully doctored art — to a 19th-century textile mill.
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On MDI, a New Inn Evokes a Fearsome Buccaneer
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The swashbuckling interloper inspired the name and nautical-chic vibe.
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Welcome to Bayside, Maine’s Storybook Village
Places to Explore
In Northport’s Bayside neighborhood, you’ll find charming gingerbread cottages with spiritual roots, friendly owners, and inventive patch jobs.
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Looking to Immerse Yourself in Nature in a New Spot?
Lodging
We give you an airy cabin, a “hobbit house,” and a geodesic dome.
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At a Brunswick Inn, a Designer and Her Husband Marry Streamlined and 19th-Century Styles
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The 1819 structure was the home of Captain Daniel Stone and his daughter, Narcissa, an unheard-of-for-her-time entrepreneur and real-estate developer.
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Holiday Historic-Home Tours Are Back!
Places to Explore
After a pandemic-year break, three of Maine’s most impressive historic homes reopen their doors for holiday tours.
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Book This Lobsterboat Hangout!
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In Machiasport, a boat “lounge,” two years in the making, anchors a couple’s waterfront compound.
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Bold Patterns and Paint Combos Transformed These Historic Hotels
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Bold Patterns and Paint Combos Transformed These Historic Hotels Two Gilded Age inns get new owners — and inventive new looks. TEXT BY MICHAELA CAVALLARO Updating a historic hotel is a bit of a catch-22: Bring it too close to today’s trends and you’ll alienate repeat guests who fell in love with the legacy look. [...] Read More
A Fresh Look for Four Storied Federals
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The Kennebunkport Captains Collection brings new life — and new luxury — to the historic-district inns.
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