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·Photography: Create Your Piece Own Maine Art
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·Portland Obsevatory: A Birds-Eye View From The Top Of Portland
·Wildlife Park: An Experience In Wildlife Conservation And Education
·Forcing Bulbs: Enjoying Springtime Blooms In The Winter
·Darby's Restaurant: A Belfast Tradition
·Arts In The Park: Belfast, Maine
·Western Lakes Region: Camping and Hiking Destination
·Portland Seafood: Lobster Diablo - Street & Company
·Lighthouses: The Maine Coast
·Potato Blossom Festival: Fort Fairfield
·The Maine Fiber Arts Center: Come In For A Spin
·Island Vacations: Find Your Perfect Island
·Ice Fishing: Flags Up!
·Snowmobiling: Paradise Found
·Hockey: Maine College Teams Kick It Up
·Lighthouses: Bar Harbor Light House
·Haunted Happenings: Hot Spots For The Other Side
·Stonington: Crocket Cove Woods Preserve
·Artwalk: A Kaleidoscope Of Artistic Expression
·Searsport: Festival Of Wreaths
·Craft Shows: Tis' The Season
·Flagstaff Lake: A Paddlers Delight
·Trains & Christmas Trees: A Train Lovers Dream

 
Maine Things To Do Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village: A Call To Simple Living
Posted by mainetodo on Thursday, June 14 @ 18:29:52 PDT

Summer, Spring, Fall: A trip to Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village invites visitors to appreciate the art of simple living. Being the only active Shaker Community in the world visitors are offered a unique perspective of life as a Shaker both past and present. Visitors can take a guided tour of the premises which includes a museum, first organized in 1931 in hopes of educating the public to the "truths"

about Shakerism. The Shaker Library houses text from their origins to present day. There is also the Shaker Store where you can purchase books, Shaker-made goods, handicrafts, baskets and a wide variety of both culinary and medicinal herbs grown on-site. With over 200 years of Shaker heritage one cannot help but feel as if they have just stepped back in time. Throughout the year the village offers various events from making floorcloths to chair caning. This unique village which is situated on 1800 acres of gorgeous farmland is definitely worth the trip. When you leave you can definitely feel the spirit of the Shakers and see their belief of "putting our hands to work and hearts to God" in action.


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