Came up on a rainy day from Boothbay Harbor last fall, and it was well worth the drive. Date of experience: October 2019 Scarborough, Maine 532 contributions 84 helpful votes We came to Augusta to see this museum. It was amazing. We enjoyed our walk through the museum. So many wonderful things to see and so much history. We really enjoyed our visit. The museum is $3 and worth more then that!!! We will definitely take visitors there when we have them visit us. Definitely should be on everyone's bucket list to visit. So many displays!! … Date of experience: February 2020 Jabbeke, Belgium 1, 932 contributions 314 helpful votes We visited this museum on October 16. There is a garage with free parking for visitors in Sewall Street. This is a classic state museum with information about the indigenous, early settlers, industry and how the Mainers lived. No modern multimedia to consult information. Date of experience: October 2019 Oakland, Maine 90 contributions 48 helpful votes This museum must rank highly on your "bucket list".
Open Doors: KJ⠀ ⠀ We're opening doors to campus buildings to provide quick looks inside. Video by Dave Yi '22 and music by Nick Ng '23 ⠀ ⠀... Kirner Johnson is home to the social science departments, including government, economics, history, sociology and anthropology. It also is home to the Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center, the Nesbitt-Johnston Writing Center, and the Oral Communications Center. See More
Be sure to check out the visitor center at the top for even more great info. Tip: The hike all the way up the mountain is a little intense, but you can drive to the top… it's a short walk from the parking lot to the observation tower! Cades Cove If you're looking to view wildlife, Cades Cove is a must-stop in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Home to white-tailed dear, ground hogs, turkeys, coyotes and even the occasional black bear, this rich valley offers some of the best opportunities for animal sightings in the park. An 11-mile, one-way road looping around this verdant valley offers motorists a leisurely sightseeing opportunity. Along the way, there are three churches, a working grist mill, barns, log houses and other painstakingly restored eighteenth and nineteenth century structures give visitors the chance to explore the rich history of the area. Tip: One lane means traffic can get kind of slow. Arrive early in the morning, enjoy the scenery, take advantage of the stops and maybe grab some snacks from the store at the campground.
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