Maine's historic and cultural attractions offer families fascinating journeys through American history, from colonial settlements to artistic achievements and literary heritage. These destinations showcase Maine's pivotal role in shaping our nation's story while celebrating the creative spirit that continues to thrive in the Pine Tree State.
Explore world-class museums, historic buildings, and cultural sites that preserve and interpret Maine's rich heritage, creating educational and inspiring experiences for multi-generational families interested in history, art, and culture.
Maine's capital city features the impressive State House designed by Charles Bulfinch, Old Fort Western (America's oldest wooden fort), and the Maine State Museum. Augusta offers families insights into Maine's political heritage, colonial history, and cultural development.
Home to the world-renowned Farnsworth Art Museum featuring the most comprehensive collection of Maine-related art, including works by the Wyeth family. Rockland celebrates Maine's artistic heritage through museums, galleries, and cultural programs.
One of America's oldest settlements featuring the Old York Historical Society with the Old Gaol (America's oldest public building), Jefferds Tavern, and John Hancock Warehouse. York offers families authentic colonial history through preserved buildings and living history programs.