Maine Landmarks

Katahdin Woods and National Monument is up north of Maine, sitting on 87,500 acres of property in Penobscot County, Maine. The museum that was open to…

In the spring of 1906, construction began on what would become the third mill, by Northern Development Company, later becoming Great Northern Paper. The world…

Located on Blackstream in Bradley, Maine. Leonard Mills is a recreated historical landmark from the 1700’s. It features live animals, wooden buildings, wheels, and a…

Millinocket, Maine is a town in the United States. It once hosted the largest paper mill in the entire world. Established in 1901, it was…

Maine Railroads to this day are a major way to haul wood, plastic, and many other essential products, throughout the state. Common freight carrier

Maine has a great history of building some of the biggest Dams in the world at the time – during the 1800’s and into the…

Continuing to try to organize pictures that have been accumulated. Maine has such great heritage.

Absolutely cool pictures throughout the 1900’s of multiple Dams being constructed. Lots of work went into building these pheromonal Maine landmarks in Northern Maine.

Bucksport, Maine might best be known outside of the state as the place where witches and ghosts gather! As seen on recent episodes of Ghost…