Living Spaces
New Life for Historic Boathouse and Marine Railway
A historic boathouse built for a turn-of-the-century yacht has been rebuilt to house a modern one.
From Rustic Camp to Elegant Lake House
A rustic camp on Sebago becomes a year-round home.
Waterfront Makeover
Lyman-Morse's rebuilt facility in Camden has risen, like a phoenix, after a devastating fire
A Bar Harbor “Cottage”
A 1930's summer mansion with a secret
A Sea Captain and the House He Built
From Kittery to Calais, Maine’s coastal towns and cities are graced with 19th-century homes built by the state’s prosperous shipbuilders, vessel owners, and sea captains. In Brunswick, one of the most notable is the Captain George W. McManus House of 1858.
An Island Childhood
Raising boys on a Maine island in a home built by a fishing legend.
The Pretty Good House
Architect Emily Mottram’s work focuses on efficient, simple designs.
Architectural Elements
Once charted on maps, cupolas provide views and ventilation as well as serving as waypoints.
Toppingwold
A historic summer cottage with a lighthouse-inspired tower
An Odd Fellows Hall is Reborn
Brooklin’s historic Order of Odd Fellows Hall was on the verge of falling down, when a team of new owners stepped in and breathed new life into the classic structure.
