48 HOURS-July 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Leanne Ouimet + Sophie Nelson Leanne Ouimet Editorial Assistant Friday 2:30 p.m. @ Red’s Eats I have driven by Wiscasset’s Red’s Eats more times than I can count but I’ve
The weekend I visit the Spruce Point Inn is misty, damp, and gray. Fog rolls in off the ocean and envelops the property. I love this kind of weather; it adds an element of mystery and romance to my surroundings.
A-LIST-May 2013 By Joe Hebert Photograph by William Cullina 01 Arboretum at Fort Williams Park Cape Elizabeth fortwilliams.org The Arboretum at Fort Williams Park is an ongoing community project that, once completed, will include 14 individual and unique landscapes around
Original paintings and sculpture by Philip Barter P.O. Box 102 Sullivan, ME 04664 207.422.3190 bartergallery.com Open year-round by appointment or chance Philip Barter was born in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, in 1939. He studied with Spanish abstract expressionist
48 HOURS-August 2012 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Susan Grisanti, Leanne Ouimet + Mali Welch Susan Grisanti, Editor-in-Chief Friday 2:30 p.m. On a bright Friday afternoon, I head north on Route 1 with my daughters, Cara and Casey,
FEATURE-August 2012 By Allison Paige Photographs by Jonathan Laurence The story of how one extraordinary young woman lost her father, saved his company, AND LEARNED TO TRUST HERSELF. As a girl growing up in Boothbay Harbor, Kelsy Hartley treasured
The first from a secluded resort with cottages, pools, and family activities on the water, and the second from a historic, lovingly renovated, in-town house with hilltop views View One: Spruce Point Inn Resort + Spa When high school
October 2011 | By Melissa Coleman | Illustration by Josh Brill 48 hours of our favorite places to explore, browse, stay, listen, and eat One summer soon after graduating from college, I met an Englishman who invited me
FEATURE-May 2011 By Tyler Boucher Photographs by Thomas Birtwistle Some of the oldest and most revered buildings in Maine are chapels. After decades filled with ecclesiastical gatherings and non-denominational celebrations alike, these sanctuaries are still in use today, serving their
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