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...
Nice guys don’t always finish last. In fact, in Maine, they finish first and help families build homes throughout the...
A Perry couple is putting antique houses back together — starting with their own.
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...
Designed by local architect Calvin A. Ryder, it is recognized as one of the finest examples of high-style Greek Revival architecture in Maine.
When Bath’s York Hall was constructed in 1897, the architectural aesthetic in America was shifting away from ostentatious Victorian designs...