history

Amongst a series of strange laws that exist in the state, is it actually illegal to put tomatoes in a chowder in Maine?

If you're up for a road trip, a short, moderate hike can lead you what's left of an old ski lift and a dilapidated lodge.

A stunning photo of an old underground train tunnel in Cumberland, Maine is causing a stir, is it real or just an illusion?

The home, said to be built in 1820, recently sold for $415,000 in August.

More than a century ago, a keeper's dog became famous for ringing a fog bell at the Wood Island Lighthouse in Saco Bay

The Marti family wants to offer the community an opportunity to literally leave their mark on the house.

Plan a visit to Settlement Quarry Preserve in Stonington to see a different side of Maine, a mix between barren and beauty

YIKES!

Sunday marked 17 years since the big fall.

Ahead of the 400th anniversary, police found their suspect after sifting through 'hours of footage.'

Residents of Langdon have held their annual town meeting in the same place since the start of the 1800's.

A major exhibit containing over 150 artifacts from the pharaoh's tomb will debut in June.

You could own a piece of Granite State history in the heart of the Lakes Region

With expenses mounting the week, law enforcement officials want motorists to pump the brakes.

A replica of the ship which landed on Plymouth Rock will be part of a milestone celebration next year.

Before a fire burned it to the ground, Old Orchard Beach was home to a uniquely crafted funhouse called Noah's Ark