Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Maine

While in Maine, you might enjoy a visit to:

Battleship bling dredged up from its 1898 sinking in Havana Harbor. Displayed on a life-size replica of the doomed ship's bow.
~15 miles from Bucksport.

Ray Murphy, the world's number one chainsaw artist, gives tour-de-force live performances in his custom-built sound-proof booth. He'll even chainsaw you a belt buckle while you wear it.
~24 miles from Bucksport.

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.
~40 miles from Bucksport.

15 feet tall, one of the larger grizzled sea salts scattered along the Maine coast.
~65 miles from Bucksport.

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