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.
Amy and Alden Philbrick strip, polish, and perfect one of Cape Elizabeth’s oldest homes.
On Little Diamond Island, Wright-Ryan Homes crafts a welcoming residence for an owner and a revolving door of guests. Photographed...
The next time you drive north into Portland on Interstate 295, look for the George F. West house looming atop...
These details make the difference. Whether you are planning a new custom home, designing an addition, or remodeling an existing...
The Georgian home was a monument to Lady Mary Pepperrell’s late husband, William Pepperrell.
Situated on the western shore of the Kennebec River in Farmingdale, the 1872 Captain Nathaniel Stone House was constructed by...
In a monthly column, Christopher W. Closs, an expert with Maine Preservation, answers your questions about maintaining antique and vintage...
Reflecting on these experiences in our rearview, I feel a deep sense of gratitude, and loyalty, to the roads that have delivered us to our destinations.
Design-build contractor Heather Jackson on how to find a qualified professional to build your home — and be happy with...
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