Located in Maine’s Cumberland County, Harpswell is well known as one of the coast’s most scenic towns and attracts visitors from near and far during the summer vacation season. The town and surrounding area are an interesting mix of narrow peninsulas and dozens of islands, a few of which are connected by bridges that run …
Straddling the beautiful St. Georges River which divides the town in half, Warren has a population of nearly 4,000 residents and is near the other mid-coast towns of Camden, Waldoboro, and Rockland. Due to its convenient proximity to some of the state’s most scenic and popular coastline, state parks, and historic sites, Warren is the …
Located in west-central Maine’s Franklin County, the small town of Jay is nearly equidistant from Canada to the north, New Hampshire to the west, and the Atlantic seaboard to the south. Like many towns in Maine, Jay is well known for its distinct deposits of granite, which have been much sought after for generations for …
The town of Camden sits on the scenic Maine coast and is known as a peaceful seaport. Its beautiful harbor that’s often filled with an array of pleasure and sailboats makes it one of the most picturesque locales in the area. With just less than 5,000 residents, Camden is overrun with tourists during the warm …
Located in coastal Maine’s Hancock County, Bucksport is ideally situated near many of the state’s most significant and popular natural and historical sites, both inland and near the sea. With a population of just less than 5,000 residents, Bucksport is particularly well-known for the Penobscot River and the iconic Penobscot Narrows Bridge. During the summer …
Located in the Bangor metropolitan area, the town of Hermon is the perfect place for those who like being close to the action while still far enough away to avoid the crowds and appreciate its natural splendor. Hermon is located in Penobscot County and is close enough to the Atlantic Ocean to make day trips …
Located in Maine’s Androscoggin County, Turner is a small country town that’s close to the Lewiston-Auburn metropolitan area. The town was incorporated in 1786 and named after a local reverend. For much of its existence, it relied on agriculture and water-powered mills to turn timber into lumber and corn and grain into meal and flour. …
With a population of less than 5,000, Sabattus is like many of Maine’s small towns in that it’s surrounded by natural beauty and full of historic quaintness and charm. It’s located in Androscoggin County close to the twin cities of Lewiston-Auburn, and for much of its existence, it was called Webster. Its name was changed …
Located in west-central Maine’s Oxford County, Norway is a small town of 5,000 that’s near to Lake Pennesseewassee, one of the region’s largest lakes and most popular recreational areas. Norway is about an hour east of the state’s border with neighboring New Hampshire and the White Mountain National Forest – one of New England’s largest …
The town that’s now called Rumford was originally founded in the 1770s and called New Pennacook. With its vast tracts of forest, New England has always been a large paper-making region, and for much of its existence, Rumford’s largest employer has been ND Paper. The town is located in west-central Maine’s Oxford County and is …