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	Ogunquit Museum of American Art The Ogunquit Museum of American Art engages and educates a diverse audience by collecting, exhibiting, preserving, and interpreting American art from the nineteenth century to the present. The Museum integrates its unique artistic heritage and setting to enhance visitor enjoyment and understanding of art. Upon entering the Museum, visitors look directly through the glass wall of its main gallery to the dramatic coast, the ocean, and the far horizon.

	Penobscot Marine Museum Maine's history of boat- and shipbuilding goes back more than 200 years. In vessels ranging from the bark canoe to the six-masted schooner, the Maine-built boat has been a touchstone of good workmanship and practical yet appealing design. Vessel types whose places or origin are inseparable from their names â€“ like the Jonesport lobster boat, the Lincolnville wherry, the Matinicus double-ender and the Friendship sloop â€“ attest to Maine's boatbuilding renown.

	Portland Museum of Art With an exciting slate of exhibitions and programs, there's always something new at the Portland Museum of Art. From paintings to photography, 19th-century landscapes to contemporary art, American treasures to European masterpieces, everyone is sure to enjoy a trip to Maine's largest and oldest art museum. See works by famous Maine artists such as Winslow Homer, Marsden Hartley, and N.C. Wyeth. With the largest European collection in Maine, the Museum showcases artists such as Monet, Degas, and Picasso. The Museum offers a host of dynamic programs for all ages including family events, films, lectures, and art classes. See great art today!

	Seashore Trolley Museum Founded in 1939, the Seashore Trolley Museum has grown into the largest electric railway museum in the world with a collection representing almost every major American city that had a streetcar system. See the beginning of mass transportation from the omnibus to the development of the electric streetcar, and follow the progress to today's buses, light rail vehicles, and rapid transit cars.

	The "470" Railroad Club The "470" Railroad Club was established in 1954 to commemorate the last run of a steam locomotive, No. 470, in passenger service on the Maine Central Railroad. Based in the Portland Maine area, it is incorporated in the State of Maine as a not-for-profit historical and educational association, and is certified as such by the United States Internal Revenue Service.