May 2015 By Susan Pritzker, Marketing Manager, The Brand Company Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff It’s snowing. The wind is howling. The temperature is dropping. It’s a perfect time for a road trip to the midcoast. My husband
Working at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) during the 1960s, 22-year-old Roger Richmond was in an enviable position. “I was with NASA when Apollo 11 was on its way to the moon,” says Richmond. “I was vicariously participating
May 2015 by Kelly Clinton The farmhouse and family that inspired Andrew Wyeth It wasn’t just the idyllic farmhouse on the coast that drew Andrew Wyeth to the Olson House in Cushing each summer from 1939 to 1968.
FEATURE – May 2015 by Kathleen Pierce Photography: Ezra Wolfinger There are many Maines. And there are many real estate markets: farm and city, coast and mountains, inland and island. But Maine is unvarying in regards to spirit, attitude,
May 2015 By: Katy Kelleher Photography: Matt Cosby Inside a large warehouse in Hope, Maine, I find fire engines galore, rare motorcycles, and perhaps the purest definition of community. Meet Andy Swift and his improbable business: Firefly Restoration. If
Though Portland has experienced somewhat of a hotel boom as of late, none compare to the modern, boutique style trappings of The Press Hotel. The ambitious renovation of the building formerly housing the headquarters of the Portland Press Herald,
MAINE LAKES Further inland, homeowners find peace along the tranquil waters of Maines many deepwater lakes. In the summer, jump off the docks into the warm lake waters. In the winter, skate on the surface when it freezes over. Some
FEATURE MAY 2015 HARPSWELL, BRUNSWICK, WEST BATH Harpswell has gorgeous coastal properties that feel undiscovered and hidden along coastal inlets. Brunswick has Bowdoin College and Maine Street, areas that host fine-dining options as well as brewpubs. In the Fort
ELIOT, WELLS, YORK The populations of southern Maine communities swell in the summertime. Part of the warm weather attraction is the access to beaches and campgrounds, but towns such as Eliot, Wells, and York pull homebuyers for
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