"By late February [1927], these guys were ready for a little extra money, and bored enough to risk trying something a little different."
A Down East fishing community weighs — yet again —
whether to trust the Canadians with a beloved artifact. The...
The documentary photography of Lewis Hine hasn't lost its impact, more than a century later.
Maine and the world’s largest land mammal seem an unlikely pair, but the two share a long, curious history.
A guide to the forts and batteries that saw action in the War of 1812 across Maine.
Virginia M. Wright chats with Diane Cowan, founder of the Lobster Conservancy. Excerpted from The Maine Lobster Book, by Virginia M....
Amid the green pastures and historical placards of the last active Shaker community, a trio of believers is keeping the faith.
Once tough and scruffy, Munjoy Hill is now Portland’s most sought after neighborhood.
Arthur T. Walden and his winning chinook sled dog celebrate after a 123-mile race in 1922.
The War of 1812 was especially cruel to the state of Maine, but some found opportunity and wealth amid the chaos.
A paper mill strike punctuates a father’s death in the childhood of a Mexico Maine girl.