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What to do and see in DownEast and Acadia Maine, DownEast and Acadia Maine: The Best Museums
Discover the best top things to do in DownEast and Acadia Maine, United States including The Turtle Gallery, Gallery B, The Seal Cove Auto Museum, Maine Granite Industry Museum, Chapter Two Art Gallery, Wild Mountain Man Ray's Chainsaw Show, The Telephone Museum, Whopaints Gallery, SevenArts Local Artisan Gallery, Wreaths Across America Museum.
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1. The Turtle Gallery
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
2. Gallery B
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
3. The Seal Cove Auto Museum
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5.0 based on 207 reviews
The Seal Cove Auto Museum exhibits a wide variety of antique autos, from an 1900 De dion Bouton to a 1921 Mercer, with a special emphasis on examples from the "Brass Era" (1895-1917). Antique car enthusiasts as well as those who simply enjoy cars from the past will delight in the beauty, mystery and romance of this unique collection. Open May 1st through October 31st, 10-5, seven days a week. Contact us for an appointment if you wish to visit the museum during the winter!
Reviewed By 544joanm - Derry, United States
Seal Cove Auto Museum is an unexpected hidden gem for sure! Many one-of-a-kind cars from the brass era in perfect condition, completed with easy to read descriptions and stories of each car, bike or motorcycle. Friendly staff. When we went and through next year the "Engines of Change" exhibit was out, telling the story of the Suffrage movement and the role cars played in women's independence. Completely enjoyed our visit. For only $10!
4. Maine Granite Industry Museum
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5.0 based on 57 reviews
A non-profit (your donation is tax deductible) organization dedicated to collecting and preserving any and all historic information and artifacts pertaining to the granite industry of Maine. In the museum you will find hundreds of old tools that were used in the industry, photos of the quarries in operation and the buildings and monuments which were erected from Maine's beautiful granites. Curator and founder Steven Haynes is there to guide you through this once important history of our state.
Reviewed By sspaulding2017 - Rockland, United States
Wonderful visit and a lot of history to learn. Being an amateur "rock hound" and the daughter of a man who used to make the chisels used in quarrying, it was a great learning experience. The man that took us through was knowledgeable, fun, and just full of the little information that a person needs to make this an up-close and personal tour. Highly recommend a visit.
5. Chapter Two Art Gallery
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
6. Wild Mountain Man Ray's Chainsaw Show
7. The Telephone Museum
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
Real, working telephones and the switchboards and switching systems that powered the network are featured at this hands-on, interactive museum. You are encouraged to use wall-mounted, hand-crank magneto phones, dial phones, and manual switchboards. And you will see, hear and enjoy the electro-mechanical marvels that led the way to computers, cell phones, smart phones and other wonders of telecommunications.
8. Whopaints Gallery
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5.0 based on 61 reviews
whopaints Studio, Garden & Gallery is a place where Art is Created and Experienced. Original paintings of Downeast Maine, Notecards and Posters are for sale. This very relaxed 'gallery' is located in an old ship construction building. Folks are invited to wander around pick up work angling them so that they capture the light for many are on gold leaf. Mediums used are Oil, Watercolor, Pastel and Kinpakku - traditional Japanese Gold Leafing. Very child friendly! Toys to find are hidden in the garden!
Reviewed By atlmainiac
Wendilee has a charming gallery and studio in Winter Harbor, Maine on the breathtakingly beautiful Schoodic Peninsula which is part of Acadia National Park, where she creates beautiful magic with her amazing artistic talents. Her studio is right on the main drag and is fronted by a whimsical garden and a wonderful rescue dog, Jack, who greets visitors. She has lived and worked in Japan and the techniques learned there inform some of her art, but there is a range of styles and formats to choose from. She also makes beautiful note cards that you'd be proud to send. She has a welcoming and ebullient personality and you shouldn't miss the opportunity to meet her, enjoy her gorgeous creations, and discuss her artistic processes. I have succumbed to the charms of her paintings on several occasions over many years and they are treasured parts of my home.
9. SevenArts Local Artisan Gallery
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
SevenArts Gallery is a member owned, co-op gallery. We strive to bring art to the community that is beautiful,thoughtful and affordable. We are all professional artists, living full time in Maine, who make our living by creating. SevenArts hosts events open to the public throughout the year. We also host guest artists and a changing array of lovely consignment items. When in Ellsworth we hope you will stop by and visit us in the Maine Grind Building at 192 Main Street.
10. Wreaths Across America Museum
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