Historic Houses in Maine

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• Reference: Museums: History: North America: United States: Maine 
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• Dr. Moses Mason House  - Federal style residence created in 1813 for Dr. Moses Mason and his wife Agnes M. Straw.
• Hamilton House  - Colonial Revival restoration home in South Berwick was purchased in 1898 by Mrs. Emily Tyson and then decorated with an interpretation of America's colonial past.
• Neal Dow Memorial  - Federal style mansion was built in 1829 for Neal Dow and was a center of political and humanitarian activity. This is the current headquarters of the Maine chapter of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
• Nickels-Sortwell House  - Federal Style house was built by seafarer and trader Captain William Nickels in 1807.
• Ruggles House  - Adamesque style Federal period architecture house built in 1820 for lumber dealer and postmaster Judge Thomas Ruggles.
• Tate House Museum  - Connect to colonial roots with a tour through the Tate House. Find history, events, and rental information.
• Wadsworth–Longfellow House  - Maine's first house museum, and past home to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Read his biography, the homes background, and touring details.