Fort McClary State Historic Site has been occupied since 1689 and for nearly 275 years was used as an important military defensive position to protect the approaches to the Piscataqua River. Fort McClary was manned during five wars: The American Revolution War of 1812 Civil War
Kittery, ME FortsAjs Guide services owner Al Johnston has been hunting and saltwater fishing in and around Kittery and southern maine for over 20
Kittery, ME BusinessesPortrays the history of the seacoast area - Kittery, Maine's oldest incorporated town. Location of oldest U.S. Naval Shipyard in the country.
Kittery, ME MuseumsThe site is the location of the Maine Sailors and Soldiers Memorial, created during 1924-1926, which is one of the finest sculptures by Bashka Paeff, a woman who worked as a sculptor in the Boston area for more than 50 years. With its powerful, central figures of a woman and child, the sculpture'
Kittery, ME Historic SitesAccessible from New Hampshire's Lake Winnepesaukee region as well as from Portland, on Route 25, an eclectic collection, espe...
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The Ogunquit Heritage Museum, housed in the Captain James Winn House, c. 1870, is situated on the Dorothy Jacobs Grant Common...
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