Things to do in the Portland Area

Breathtaking views from country's only remaining maritime signal tower. http://www.portlandlandmarks.org/portland
_observatory/observatory.shtml

Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company & Museum

Enjoy a train ride along scenic Casco Bay and Portland Waterfront. Tour the historical Museum with its two-foot cabooses, cars locomotives and artifacts.

www.mngrr.org

Portland Head Light

Portland Head Light, perched at the edge of scenic Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, is the state's oldest lighthouse (built 1787-1790). It is also one of Maine's most popular tourist destinations, and for good reason — it's breathtaking.

www.lighthouse.cc/me.html

Victoria Mansion

One of the greatest Italian villa style residences and one of the most important historic house museums in the nation, this luxurious mansion is has numerous features including over 90% of its original furnishings, a soaring three story stairway, elaborate wall paintings, and fine period stained glass.

www.victoriamansion.org/

July 18, 19, 20, 2008

The Yarmouth Clam Festival takes place every summer, during the third weekend in July in the charming coastal village of Yarmouth, Maine. This summertime tradition draws visitors from all over the country who come to enjoy the music and arts, events and competition, and of course, the delicious food.

www.clamfestival.com/

2008 Schedule will be added when available.
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