Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Maine

While in Maine, you might enjoy a visit to:

A classic photo-op sign, guaranteed to wow the folks back home. Arrows point to nearby towns in Maine that are named for foreign cities and countries.
~29 miles from Auburn.

It's a rock, and "large" does not do it justice. It's huge. It stands alone in the woods and has its own parking lot.
~47 miles from Auburn.

Larry Ross's private museum is built in, around, and about the packing crate used to ship Charles Lindbergh's plane, The Spirit of St. Louis, from France back to the U.S.
~58 miles from Auburn.

This four-building complex was opened in 1916, a tribute to New Englander's tendency not to throw anything away. Also here: the last cougar killed in New Hampshire.
~70 miles from Auburn.

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