Can You Name This Historic Maine Harbor? It is home to a bed-and-breakfast that has been around since the Civil War.

#WhereInMaine? In 1823, a ship wrecked just offshore, shattering its hull and snapping its masts, and a passing schooner hauled the foundering vessel into this little harbor and claimed salvage rights over the cargo of fine mahogany.

Can You Name This Parched Patch of Land? Thousands of years ago, retreating glaciers pulverized rock into silt.

#WhereInMaine? No need to keep an eye out for slithering sand vipers or kicking camels in this little Sahara — the most dangerous thing in this shadeless landscape is probably sunburn.

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Can You Name This Maine Waterway? Its precise origins remain a muddy mystery.

#WhereInMaine? The ditch first appeared on local maps down east after the War of 1812.

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Can You Name This Maine Mountain? The 2.8-mile network of trails that winds around and up to the old tower remains a destination for all.

#WhereInMaine? A boulder at the mountain’s summit is inscribed with the Latin phrase non sibi sed omnibus: “not for one, but for all.”

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Can You Name This Lush Maine Property? Hike up a series of granite ledges, enjoying views of the snug harbor below, to reach this flowery hillside paradise.

#WhereInMaine? A carved wooden gate welcomes visitors to the stately grounds, which opened to the public in 1962. 🤔

Can You Name This Midcoast Hamlet? The Maine town is currently named for a major general in the Continental Army (plus a cardinal direction).

#WhereInMaine? The town is currently named for a major general in the Continental Army (plus a cardinal direction).

Can You Name This Galactically Cool Educational Display in Maine? It consists of 20 celestial objects fixed in their orbits along about 95 miles of road.

#WhereInMaine? Cruise past this succession of planets and moons at seven miles per hour, and you’ll be traveling, in relative terms, at the speed of light. 🪐

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Can You Name This Historic Maine Landmark? The property’s reproduction and original structures harken back to life in the early days of French Catholic settlement.

#WhereInMaine? The St. John River flows past this place of patrimoine français, which opened in 1976 to a great deal of fanfare.