A flurry of homes with famous former owners recently made Maine real-estate news. They’re bound by a common literary thread.
If you travel along Route 201 in Winslow, the Jonas B. Shurtleff House will likely cause you to tap the...
What interior finish is a current spin on a classic look, both traditional and contemporary? What color can replicate the...
GO Logic’s Matthew O’Malia talks about building houses you can heat by baking cookies.
The Georgian home was a monument to Lady Mary Pepperrell’s late husband, William Pepperrell.
Brass, navy, marble, and more — interior designer Heidi Lachapelle explains how to incorporate today’s top décor elements into your...
In a monthly column, Christopher W. Closs, an expert with Maine Preservation, answers your questions about maintaining antique and vintage...
Maine’s official state cat is also the second most popular domestic breed in the United States. Our readers have shared with us some pictures of their fluffy friends.
If you haven’t already, now’s the time to embrace this new technology — unlike previous innovations, this one is here to stay.
The beauty of Maine natural stonework exemplified with this granite arch crowned with a 1,000-pound keystone in Baldwin.
More than 250 years ago, when Falmouth and its surroundings were known as “New Casco,” this gabled Cape was likely one of only 60 or so houses sprinkled around the Presumpscot River.