Harriet Beecher Stowe House:
This home of the renowned author is a National Historic Landmark.
Contact: (207) 725-5543

Seashore Trolley Museum:
The world's largest collection of beautifully restored antinque electric trolley cars are on display and open to the public. Rides, craftsmen demonstrations, visitor's center, Museum store.
Contact: (207) 967-2800

The Brick Store Museum:
Located on Main Street in Kennebunk, the museum was founded in 1936 as a local history museum. Today, the museum occupies the brick store and three adjacent restored 19th-century buildings. Extensive collections of artifacts, textiles, and archives. Research library is also available and open to the public.
Contact: (207) 985-4802

Desert of Maine:
Sand and minerals left behind by a glacier some 8000 years ago has created an interesting stop while visiting Maine. While our beaches, rocky coastlines and pine forests are famous, many are not aware that Maine is also home to a growing desert. Open early May to mid-October.
Contact: (207) 865-6962

Portland Museum of Art:
Maine's largest museum, the Portland Museum of Art features 18th and 19th European and American Art.
Contact: (800) 639-4067

Wadsworth-Longfellow House:
This boyhood home to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is full of original family items. You can buy tickets and see exhibits at the Maine Historic Gallery next door.
Contact: (207) 774-1822

D.L. Geary Brewing Co., Inc:
Maine and New England's oldest microbrewery. Tours are available by appointment. Gift shop on premises. Call for more information.
Contact: (207) 775-6148

Southworth Planetarium:
Educational and entertaining shows for adults and children. Open to the public for Friday and Saturday evening shows and Saturday matinees. From October through March, they offer Sunday matinees. Special matinees during school vacations. Group shows arranged by appointment.

Scarborough Marsh Nature Center:
Located in Scarborough, just southwest of Portland. This nature center, run by the Maine Audubon Society, offers opportunities for exploring and learning about the plants and animals. Maine's largest saltmarsh.
Contact: (207) 883-5100

Tate House Museum:
A large and elegant dwelling, Tate House was built in 1755 for Captain George Tate (1700 - 1794) and his family. Tate arrived in the colonies around 1750 to act as Senior Mast Agent for the British Royal Navy.

Wells Auto Museum:
Over 80 antique automobiles are on display at this popular stop in Wells. Aside from automobiles, there are displays of nickelodeans, antique arcade games. Antique car rides available, as is a gift shop.

Rachel Carson Wildlife Refuge:
Open sunrise to sunset for bird watching and self-guided tours. Located on Rt. 9 in Wells.
Contact: (207) 646-1555

Laudholm Farm:
A historic saltwater farm, it is the focal point of the Reserve. The farmhouse, which was restored, now serves as a Visitor Center with a welcoming slide show and five rooms of exhibits.
Contact: (207) 646-1555

Scarborough Downs:
Visit Scarborough Downs Harness Racetrack and enjoy the thrill of the competition while relaxing in the Downs Club Restaurant. Great food and fast action.
Contact: (207) 883-4331

Beech Ridge Motor Speedway:
The thrill of NASCAR racing, convienently located in Scarborough, Maine. Call for information on races, schedules and ticket prices.
Contact: (207) 885-0111

Scarborough Marsh Nature Center:
Located in Scarborough, just southwest of Portland. This nature center, run by the Maine Audubon Society, offers opportunities for exploring and learning about the plants and animals Maine's largest saltmarsh.
Contact: (207) 883-5100