History

For nearly 80 years, the 207 area code has been part of Maine's culture. But how and why did the state end up with those three numbers?

It was one of the most popular restaurant chains in Maine during the 1980s, but now, the last York Steak House in the nation is officially gone.

The historic breakfast and lunch establishment first opened in 1938, and is famous for serving made-from-scratch pancakes drizzled with real New Hampshire maple syrup.

The seafood establishment also prides themselves on being one of the oldest restaurants in the nation.

'VERANDA' recently published a list of the chicest hotels in every state, including an 18th century New Hampshire building transformed into a luxury inn.

The immersive experience is one of the highest-attended exhibitions in history.

An old newspaper excerpt details an ugly public confrontation in Portland, Maine, in 1910 that was all started by a motherly insult.

The Crane Estate is ready to transport you back in time to an era of flappers, suffragists, and the sounds of the Jazz Age.

What is the hottest day you can remember?

The Vagabond's Faire will transport you back in time to the English Renaissance with 80+ vendors, food and drinks, live entertainment, and more.

There is a huge pile of shells near the Ocean Gateway in Portland, Maine. Why?

Despite being gone for more than 25 years, the Haunted Mansion at Funtown in Saco, Maine, remains one of the most missed attractions in New England history.

Nestled on a hill along Route 1 in Maine stands a majestic and historic Colonial inn with a haunted tale to tell.

Even if you've lived in the same town, state, or region all your life, there's always something new to see or explore that you never knew existed.

The property was built between 1637-1641.

The burial ground is the final resting place of several Pilgrims.