Maine Maritime Museum, Bath

On the western bank of the Kennebec River, this great historical center jelly the Kennebec's long shipbuilding custom with works of art, models and hands-on displays that tell the story of the previous 400 years of marine. One feature is the remaining parts of the Snow Squall, a three-pole 1851 scissors dispatch. The on location nineteenth century Percy and Small Shipyard, safeguarded by the exhibition hall, is America's just staying wooden-vessel shipyard. There's likewise an existence measure figure of the Wyoming, the biggest wooden cruising vessel at any point fabricated. In summer, the historical center offers an assortment of pontoon trips per individual $34 to $50, including exhibition hall confirmation, taking in grouped beacons and winged creature rich inlets. It likewise has a prevalent trolley visit $30 that gives an insider's point of view of the Bath Iron Works.