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Maine State Building relocated from the 1893 World's Fair — covers late 19th-century Maine history and the Poland Spring water industry.

Federal-period house museum in Maine noted for its carved woodwork — covers early American decorative arts and architectural history.

Regional history museum in Saco, ME covering York County settlement, industry, and material culture from the 17th century onward.

Well-preserved 19th-century Victorian home in Brunswick, ME — covers Maine maritime merchant history and domestic life of the era.

Small village museum and gardens in Somesville, the oldest settlement on Mount Desert Island — covers Maine colonial and maritime history.

Small Kennebunk, ME museum in a historic depot building covering local and regional Maine history and community heritage.

Birthplace museum of opera singer Lillian Nordica illustrating late 19th-century Maine life and the history of classical performance.

Island community history museum covering the granite-quarrying industry, fishing economy, and social history of Vinalhaven, ME.

Small-town Maine historical society with local artifacts and records — covers colonial and maritime settlement history of the Medomak River region.

Former home and laboratory of controversial psychiatrist Wilhelm Reich — covers history of science, pseudoscience critique, and mid-20th-century intellectual history.

Local history center documenting Yarmouth's maritime and community heritage — covers Maine regional history, genealogy, and primary-source research skills.