Portland Head Light is Maine's oldest lighthouse and one of New England's most photographic locations. Tour the museum located inside the Keepers Quarters, to learn the history of the light, then enjoy a truly rare opportunity to climb the spiraling staircase of the 20-foot tower to take in the breathtaking views from the inside of the lantern. Space is very limited advanced reservations required. The climb to the top of the tower is strenuous and may not be appropriate for those with health ...

NEW! This guided walk will show you a side of Boothbay Harbor's waterfront you've never seen! You'll learn the ins and outs of lobstering, see the sites of shipbuilding, hear of early fisheries, lighthouses, rum running and even pirates. What industries used to line the shore? Were there sea serpents? Was there any Naval activity in the area? Tour the shore with Maine's largest walking tour company to hear all of the above and more, including shanties, as you walk in the footsteps of early...

The Shakers are famous for their simple and elegant design, and the Shakers oval box is no exception. Learn boatbuilding techniques such as clinch nailing and steam bending, through no experience, boatbuilding or otherwise, is required. Each participant will build three nesting oval boxes made from cherry and cedar. Members $75; Nonmembers $94 For more information and to register, visit us online at www.MaineMaririmeMuseum.org Maine's Seas Story Lives Here

Join The Lady in the Red Cloak for a lantern lit walking tour of Boothbay Harbor. Discover the back streets and hidden stories of the village, its mysteries and haunts. Learn some history of the area, see the "most haunted building in Maine," hear many ghostly tales, including that of private Mr. Duffy and the welcoming ship captain, all while you experience a one-of-a-kind evening in this quaint harbor town. The moderate walk, suitable for all ages, lasts approximately 90 minutes and is by r...

The Shakers are famous for their simple and elegant design, and the Shakers oval box is no exception. Learn boatbuilding techniques such as clinch nailing and steam bending, through no experience, boatbuilding or otherwise, is required. Each participant will build three nesting oval boxes made from cherry and cedar. Members $75; Nonmembers $94 For more information and to register, visit us online at www.MaineMaririmeMuseum.org Maine's Seas Story Lives Here