Freeport Historical society owns two important historic properties both listed on the National Register. Harrington House, our Main Street property houses our headquarters, museum, archives and museum store. Pettengill Farm is an early 19th century salt water farm on 120 acres.
Quiet, family camping near downtown Freeport. Close to many points of interest. 58 mostly wooded sites, easy access for all size units. Open May 1 to Nov. 1
Freeport, ME BusinessesSalt-water farm located on 140 acres. Location for educational programs about 19th century rural life and natural history. Open Tuesday through Friday, 10:00AM - 2:00
Freeport, ME Farms/WorkingCelebrating over 75 years in tourism. The Tuttle Farm 1783 to 1919 - Desert of Maine since 1925. An ancient glacial sand deposit exposed through farming in the late 1800's. Sand dunes cover over 40
Freeport, ME Other Attractions9 holes, back: 5,894/72, front: 4,808/72. Practice green, snack bar. Season: April-November 1
Freeport, ME Golf CoursesCome visit Freeport's Newest Addition! The most whimsical childrens clothing store to hit Maine in years. Giant Gerber Dais...
The Center for Maine History Museum is operated by the Maine Historical Society with changing exhibitions. It includes the H...
Ram Island Dance is a 31 year old Modern Dance Company based in the Arts District in Portland, Maine. We offer performances, ...
Includes: Maine Historical Society Library, 774-1822. Center for Maine History Museum, 774-1822. Wadsworth - Longfellow House...
1,400 acres; day use area features extensive sand beaches, tables, grills, a boat ramp, lifeguards, and bathhouses; 250-site ...