Things To Do in Edgecomb, Maine

Choose and cut Christmas trees, Wreaths, Garland and Brush . Christmas tree varieties: U-Choose and Cut your own: Balsam & ... More on pickyourownchristmastree

Ronna has been making peapods since the 1980s when a colleague suggested pearls to fill the hollow in her sculptural designs. For about 20 years they were just a small part of her wholesale collection called Lugosch Designs. Over ... More on Peapodjewelry.com

The largest American Craft Gallery in Maine featuring our own exquisitely glazed porcelains, as well as jewelry, glass, sculptures and other ... More on Chamber.boothbayharbor.com

Margonelli provides fine furniture. Open format and smaller spaces create opportunities for furniture that is flexible ... More on Margonellifinefurniture.com

Near Wiscasset on coastal Route 1, this homey ceramics studio/shop is a great choice for one- of- a- kind Maine souvenirs: plates, bowls, pitchers, vases, even sinks painted with lighthouses, blueberries, and sea life. As cutesy as ... More on travelandleisure

This fascinating museum at the edge of town overlooking the river was first built in 1807 in the style of ... More on Frommers

This house was in family hands until the early 2000's and has almost all original family furnishings. Our g... More on TripAdvisor

Danilo Konvalinka has been collecting music boxes for decades, and nothing seems to delight him more than ... More on Frommers

We went to this museum back in 1995 and it is still the best museum we have ever experienced. More on TripAdvisor

When those of us who live inland find lobster tail on a restaurant menu for less than 30 bucks, it’s a cause for celebration. More on igougo

The vicinity of the aquarium is beautiful , a great view of the wat More on igougo

A 2-foot narrow-gauge railway wends its way through a miniature village made up of several restored buildings, including vintage railroad stations, the Boothbay Town Hall (1847), and the Spruce Po... More on An Explorer's Guide: Maine

Steam Train ride, antique cars, antiques, village setting. More on VisitPortland.com