Best places: Historical landmarks in Poland, United States

Still operative 1791 lighthouse & navigation museum on rocky, scenic coastline in Ft. Williams Park.

Historic caisson-style lighthouse constructed on a rocky breakwater in 1897, open year-round.

Landmark covered bridge built over the river in the 19th century, with classic trusses & arches.

👍👍 It's 5 minutes off At 27 in New Portland. Follow the signs, turn right and park in the abandoned field. There's a treeline and a sand/rock beach with an awesome view of the bridge. Going at sunset is highly recommended as is bug spray because there is a lot. There is one picnic table, but I think it...

👍👍 The Willey House is a nice stop, shop and sight see. The shop is known for its ice cream but has your normal tourist items for sale. The parking lot will accommodate 25 cars and across the street is a very picturesque pond, with a lovely walking trail and plenty of parking. Picnic tables and stati...

👍👍 Beautiful covered bridge with easy access. Gets busy on weekends. Worth the stop. Make sure you buy a $5 parking pass available at all parking lots along the Kankamangus highway. Only 1 pass needed to Park at all locations.

👍👍 A beautiful, classic theater with ornate architectural details. A charming step back in time! Whether viewing your performance from the balcony or floor, there is not a bad seat in this house! It was a perfect venue to see my favorite female singer, Wynonna❤ I'll be back and I hope she will be too...

Choice resort featuring a luxe spa & dining, plus world-class skiing, 2 golf courses & 9 zip lines.

👍👍 Marginal Way in Ogunquit, Maine is a very easy walk to enjoy. It is one of New England’s most beloved scenic coastal walks. It is one of the most peaceful and serene places to explore, and it’s an excellent way to spend the day in Ogunquit. Along the walk, you will get breathtaking views of the oce...

👍 Nice old toll bridge for people. Google maps brought me to an industrial side with no parking, best to go to Head of the Falls park and enjoy it from there. The bridge has recently been redone and looks amazing for its age. The toll booth is the red box but doesn't look like much from the inside.

👍 Parking was horrendous (but expected when visiting any lighthouse area on a weekend). Decent views & multiple spots to step away from the crowds. There was a small beach area, but couldn't get near the water there because a family was using the whole spot for fishing. Theres a cool little cave area...

Landmark fortress that defended the harbor during WWII, now on the site of a nature preserve.

👍 We were here for the 98th Annual Laconia Motorcycle Week. It was much better than last year. Almost back to normal. Big crowds, more shirts than anybody could ever use and more vendors. We liked the candy shop on the Ave. A year round business that even got into the shirt business. We'll be back.

Historical objects, furniture displays & tours of the only active Shaker community in the world.

1800s home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, with estate furnishings, a garden & tours.

👍 Interesting museum and nice staff. There is no air conditioning, so the heat can be rather uncomfortable. The tour is about 1 hour, you learn about Major Gen. Knox, his family and the house itself.

Oceanside property built in 1891 for Eighth Maine Regiment, with simple rooms & a Civil War museum.

👍👍 The sculptures around town by artist Bernard Langlais can be somewhat controversial. A lot of people think they are strange, crude, even ugly. The indian is no exception. Some say it's not representative of the native Americans of the area so should be taken down. Some say it's in a bad locatio...

👍👍 We were at Wallingford Farm last October (as we were in New England celebrating our 39th anniversary) and the owner, Charles Godfrey was one of the most delightful and interesting people we have ever met! It was so wonderful to talk to him and hear about the history of places in Maine, and see the b...