In the 1970s, an 1887 York Village train station was converted into a three-bedroom house. After a few more renovations, the Albrights are happy to call the depot home.
A floral wave above the Saint Croix River supports nature’s tiny workers.
Which roadside flea markets are most worth a stop? We asked professional bargain hunters where they forage — and what they find there.
This Great Diamond Island home incorporates Fort McKinley surviving brick-and-concrete fire commander tower into its contemporary design
The 1875 Day-Reynolds-Gray House stands out like an exclamation point on Lewiston’s leafy Main Street
Marvin Windows and Doors fill a cozy wooded getaway with light, air, and singular views.
Donna Primozich’s sprawling gardens flourish under the trees in western Maine.
A certain popular antique appraisal series continues to ignore our state, so every so often, we create our own version of the PBS show.