Architectural and Walking Tours of Kennebunk's National Register District (207)985-4802

The Brick Store Museum -117 Main Street, Kennebunk (207) 985-4802

Babbs Bridge, South Windham, Maine Babbs Bridge was built in 1843. The original bridge was burned by vandals in 1973. An exact replica was constructed and opened to traffic in 1976. It is located two and a half miles north of South Windham, then one half mile west, over the Presumpscot River between the towns of Gorham and Windham.

Bennett Bridge, Lincoln Plantation, Maine This bridge, built in 1901, has trusses of the Paddleford type with a total length of 93 feet. It spans the Magalloway River. The bridge was closed to traffic in 1985. The bridge is located one and a half miles south of Wilson Mills.

Hemlock Bridge, built in 1857, is a 109 foot Paddleford truss strengthened with laminated wooden arches. The bridge was reinforced to carry local traffic in 1988. It is located three miles northwest of East Fryeburg over an old channel of the Saco River.

Lovejoy Bridge, Andover, Maine This bridge, built in 1868, is 70 feet long and spans the Ellis River. It has Paddleford trusses and is Maine's shortest covered bridge. The bridge was reinforced in 1984 to carry local traffic. It is located at South Andover.

Low’s Bridge, Guilford-Sangerville, Maine This bridge, built in 1857, was washed away by the flood of April 1, 1987. A modern covered bridge, patterned after the original, was built on the original abutments in 1990. The bridge has a clear span of 120 feet over the Piscataquis River. It is located just off State Route 15 south of Guilford Village.

Parsonsfield-Porter Bridge , Porter, ME The Parsonsfield-Porter Bridge was built by the towns of Porter and Parsonsfield as a joint project over the Ossipee River in 1859. The bridge is a 152 foot structure of Paddleford construction strengthened with laminated wooded arches. The bridge, located one half mile south of Porter, was closed to traffic in 1960 when a new bridge was built upstream.

Robyville Bridge, Corinth, Maine This bridge, the only completely shingled covered bridge in the State, was built in 1876. The supporting members are the Long truss design and span 73 feet between the stone abutments. The bridge crosses Kenduskeag Stream in Robyville Village in the town of Corinth about three miles northwest of Kenduskeag Village. The bridge was reinforced in 1984 to carry local traffic.

Artist's Covered Bridge , Newry, Maine This bridge, built in 1872, is named the Artist's Bridge because of its reputation as being the most photographed and painted of the venerable covered bridges in Maine. The bridge, an 87 foot Paddleford truss, was closed to traffic in 1958 when a new bridge was built downstream. It is located about four miles northwest of North Bethel.

Watson Settlement Bridge, Littleton, Maine This bridge, built in 1911, is the farthest north and the youngest of Maine's original covered bridges. It has timber trusses of the Howe design and has two spans with a total length of 170 feet. In 1984 the bridge was closed to traffic when a new bridge was built. The bridge is located on the road to Woodstock from Littleton over Meduxnekeag Stream in the town of Littleton.

Portland Museum of Art – 773-2787

Portland Observatory – 774-5561

Children’s Museum of Maine - 828-1234

Victoria Mansion - 772-4841

Wadsworth-Longfellow House - 774-1822

The Arts District – 772-6828

Spring Point Ledge 1897 - South Portland

Portland Breakwater 1855/1875 - South Portland

Ram Island Ledge 1905 - Portland Head

Portland Headlight 1791 - Cape Elizabeth

Cape Elizabeth - East Light 1827/1874 - Staples Point

Halfway Rock - Route 24, Bailey Island

Portsmouth Brewery, 56 Market St., Portsmouth. (603)431-1115

Red Hook Brewery, 35 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth (603) 430-8600

Smuttynose Brewing Co., 255 Heritage Ave.,Portsmouth. (603) 436-4026

Children's Museum of Portsmouth 280 Marcy St.,Portsmouth. (603) 436-3853

Fuller Gardens 10 Willow Ave., North Hampton, NH

Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom Ocean Boulevard,Hampton Beach. (603) 929-4100

The Music Hall 28 Chestnut St., Portsmouth. (603) 436-2400.

Portsmouth Harbour Trail A walking trailing of historic sites in Portsmouth. Take a virtual tour.

Port of Portsmouth Maritime Museum & Albacore Park 600 Market St., (603) 436-3680

Prescott Park & Prescott Park Arts Festival Marcy Street, Portsmouth. (603) 436-2848

Sandy Point Discovery Center (603) 778-0015

Seacoast Science Center Odiorne State Park, 570 Ocean Blvd./Route 1, Rye, NH. (603) 436-8043

Strawberry Banke Museum Marcy Street (603) 433-1100

Seabrook Greyhound Park New Zealand Road, Route107, Seabrook, NH. (603) 474-3065

Water Country Water Park Route 1, Portsmouth. (603)427-1111.

Foot Bridge Beach - Part of Ogunquit Beach. Reached by crossing footbridge over Ogunquit River.

Moody Beach - 2,750 yards, Swimming beach located at summer colony

Ogunquit Beach - Beautiful white sandy beach. Lifeguard and restrooms.

Old Orchard Beach - Seven miles of sandy beach.

Bayview Beach - Off Seaside Avenue. Public beach maintained by City of Saco. Lifeguard in season. Restrooms and public parking.

Camp Ellis Beach - Diamond Riverside Boat Ramp Not a beach, but a 6 acre park with public boat ramp, picnic tables, charcoal grills and play structure.

Ferry Beach State Park - Miles of white sandy beaches between the Saco River and Pine Point. Changing room, picnic area, nature trails and guided nature programs available.

Kinney Shores Beach - Off Seaside Avenue. Public beach maintained by City of Saco. Lifeguard in season. No restrooms.

Drakes Island Beach-Laudholm Beach -Swimming beach and dunes. 200 species of birds.

Wells Beach - Seven mile long sandy beach. Surfing areas.Free parking available. See a collection of photos with beachsounds.