Artifacts & memorabilia relative to Old Wells. Genealogical & Historical Research Library. Historic Meeting house at site of first church built 1662 and burned by Indians in 1692. Winter: W&Th 10-4. Summer: TWTH 10-4 Saturdays 10-1.
Artifacts & memorabilia relative to Old Wells. Genealogical & Historical Research Library. Historic Meeting house at site of first church built 1662 and burned by Indians in 1692. Winter: W&Th 10-4. Summer: TWTH 10-4 Saturdays 10-1.
A 1600-acre reserve with fields, forests, marshes, and beach. 7
Wells, ME Outdoor RecreationMore than 2 miles of white sand beach that is great for families. Kids can explore the tidal pools and splash in the surf. Public restrooms available at Wells Recreational Area, Atlantic Avenue (Eastern Shore area), Wells Harbor and Wells Beach (Casino Square)
Wells, ME BeachesThe World's Largest Lighthouse Gift Store. Two buildings, two floors, free parking, tour buses and RV's welcome. As featured in Yankee Magazine, Downeast Magazine and on PBS'TV's Legendary Lighthouses. Open year '
Wells, ME Other AttractionsThe 5000-acre refuge protects coastal wetlands from Cape Elizabeth to Kittery. Over 350 species of birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians have been observed on the refuge. Interpreted trail at HQ. Information is available in the office from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday;
Wells, ME Other AttractionsThe Old York Historical Society offers self-guided and guided tours of seven historic buildings: Elizabeth Perkins House (c. ...
The Marginal Way, a 1-1/2 mile picturesque footpath, was a gift from Josiah Chase to the Village of Ogunquit in 1925. This p...
Louise A. Frechette, PSA, a national award winning artist, whose seascape paintings are inspired by the awesome power and bea...
Eye On The Arts is an arts publication covering music, theater, dance, and visual arts providing a calendar, reviews, classes...
Popular swimming beach in Wells. About half-a-mile long....