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 Have a great fun on the Narrow Gauge Railroad! Come on board! Learn something new about history of the places as the train goes by. It's a perfect adventure back in time, and an ideal opportunity to relax with the family.
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 Constructed in 1807, the Portland Observatory is the last remaining sea signal tower in the United States. It is not a lighthouse. It became a National Historic Landmark in 1971. The Portland Observatory can offer exhibits, guided tours, gift shop, and breathtaking views of Portland Harbor.
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 Considerated as one of the most elaborate brownstones ever constructed in America, this house is an outstanding memorial of high Victorian style. It demonstrates a breathtaking look at the era gone by. The most interesting tours are from June to October.
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 The Percy Inn is located in the middle of Portland's West End Historic District at Longfellow Square. Though it is 1830 brick rowhouse, it looks very modern now. It features amenity-rich rooms, suites, and even studios. In other words, it's stylish, private and urban.
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 A most unequalled historic inn loved for its European fascination and tranquil gentility. It was opened for guests 100 years ago and is conveniently situated on the western end of the downtown. Guests who stayed there always return next year.
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 This unparalleled Bed and Breakfast is situated in the tranquil historic district of West End. The term "simple elegance" ideally sums up this Queen Anne style inn. Various corners of the world are depicted in the design of each room. All rooms are luxurious and have all modern facilities.
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