Earlier this year, David Rockefeller gave away a Jericho Bay island, an Andrew Wyeth painting, and millions of dollars to the Land & Garden Preserve and Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Now those charities, among others, stand to benefit from the sale of the late billionaire’s 14 ½-acre Seal Harbor estate.
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The McIntire Garrison was likely built by the son of a Scottish highlander who was deported to colonies.
Wondering about size, quality, materials, and more? Beth Ross, of Bradford’s Rug Gallery in Portland, breaks down the options underfoot....
In the 1850s, when Portland’s Western Promenade was largely wooded and swampy, Samuel Spring and his uncle, Andrew Spring, commissioned...
A landscape designer creates a welcoming entry with swirling stonework and colorful, textured plants.
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A late–19th-century neighborhood chapel is transformed into an airy, eclectic home.
In a new monthly column, Christopher W. Closs, an expert with Maine Preservation, answers your questions about maintaining antique and...
Camden architect John Morris on why he no longer specifies a ubiquitous building product Architect John Morris works out of...