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Kittery, Maine

Kittery is the oldest incorporated town in Maine sits at the mouth of the Piscataqua River, half way between Boston MA and Portland ME. As you take a scenic drive along Route 103 to Kittery Point, you will pass the gates of of the 200 year old Portsmouth Naval Shipyard; the historic Lady Pepperrell House; Fort McClary, built in 1690, now a state park; and Fort Foster located at the end of Pocahontas Road, was once a fortress manned during World War II, is now a public recreation and beach facility. Along with the beautiful homes and gardens, there are remnants of the fishing, shipbuilding, and other marine-related industries that were once the center of Kittery’s economy. Today downtown Kittery, sometimes known as Kittery Foreside, has become a gathering place for artists, specialty shops, and fine dining. The Kittery Outlets, located along the Route 1 corridor, provide a variety of shopping experiences.

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Fort McClary Blockhouse-Historic Site

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 Forts

Hickey-Freeman/Bobby Jones Factory Store

Men's suits, sportcoats and trousers made in America, our premier collection of dress furnishings and luxury Bobby Jones Sportswear. All First quality at outlet prices typically 40% to 50%

Kittery, ME Other Attractions



Kittery Historical - Naval Museum

Portrays the history of the seacoast area - Kittery, Maine's oldest incorporated town. Location of oldest U.S. Naval Shipyard in the country.

Kittery, ME Museums

Things to do near Kittery, ME

St. Francis Monastery and Shrines

Located along the Kennebunk River, St. Francis Monastery and Shrines is a place of quiet retreat and pilgrimage....

Blacksmiths Antiques Mall

Multi-dealer shop with over 70 dealers featuring antiques, collectibles and decoratives in a 8000 sq ft building on Route One...

Kennebunkport Historical Society

Tour the Greek Revival 1853 Nott House, with it's original furnishings-8 Maine Street. The History Center-125-135 North St. i...

The Artful Dodger

Accessible from New Hampshire's Lake Winnepesaukee region as well as from Portland, on Route 25, an eclectic collection, espe...