Its neighbor, the Maine State Museum, has among its 800,000 or so items to be moved a 9-ton steam locomotive from 1846. And ...

Maine's Laurel Libby and others have condemned Portland Public Schools superintendent Ryan Scallon for comparing the trans ...

A group of quilters in Westbrook has completed a quilt showing 14 structures, people and special items, all connected to the ...

She is notable not only for her impact on women's history, but also as a reminder of the important role journalists have ...

A historic Orrington plant received a Notice of Violation from the Maine Department of Environmental Protections.

The exhibit runs from March 14 through December 31 at the Maine Historical Society on Congress Street in Portland.

Macon Bolling Allen went on to become the nation's first African American judge and was a partner at the first Black-led firm in South Carolina. The portrait arrived in Portland in 1873.

True, I love a long walk in the great outdoors, but there is something about these hallowed spaces where history, questions and curiosity combine that just makes me fundamentally happy.

WISCASSET —The Lincoln County Historical Association seeks volunteers. Volunteers can discover, learn and share the essence ...