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Waterboro, Maine
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Prospect Hill Winery & Vineyard is a family run business growing 6 varieties of white grapes and 8 varieties of red. Dedicated to producing quality wines made exclusively from our own grapes, we began with 2 vines in 2000, planting more grapes in 2002-2005 and became commercially established in 2005. We opened for our first tasting and tours in August of 2009. (Curated content from www.prospecthillwines.com)
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When you stop by Bowl-A-Rama in Sanford, ME, you’ll find people of all ages trying their hand at bowling and arcade games. Locals love passing the time at our bowling alley; we feature daily discounts and specials so that you can bowl for hours without breaking your budget. (Curated content from sanfordbowl.com)
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The ultimate family entertainment experience with the hottest arcade games, ten-pin bowling, delicious food and drinks, and multiple TVs for the game. (Curated content from www.smittysgamelab.com)
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Treat yourself to 18 holes of championship golf just 1.5 hours north of Boston and 30 minutes south of Portland, Maine where each hole offers distinct challenge and pleasant scenery. We invite you to explore our website and discover all the Dutch Elm has to offer. Please let us know what you think by sending us an E-Mail. Give us a try! You will find the only thing better than our golf course is the friendly manner in which our staff and members will make you feel welcome. (Curated content from dutchelmgolf.com)
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Located in Sanford, Maine, Sanford Country Club, a Public Course with Memberships available, is conveniently located near Kennebunkport, Wells and Portsmouth. Its historic 18-hole golf course, which played host to the 2012 US Amateur Qualifying Round, has welcomed golfers such as Byron Nelson, Lloyd Mangnum, Francis Ouimet, Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen. (Curated content from sanfordcountryclub.com)
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The Museum’s Collections hold over 70,000 artifacts relating to regional history. This Museum is open year-round to offer rotating exhibitions, monthly educational programs and tours, historic preservation and archaeology projects, and community events. (Curated content from brickstoremuseum.org)
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The Brick Store Museum is dedicated to discovering, collecting and preserving any material that helps to establish or illustrate the history of the Kennebunks, York County and Maine. The Museum holds nearly 70,000 artifacts in the public trust, and interprets them through exhibitions, research and programs year-round. The collections have strong representation in costume and textiles, historical photographs, decorative arts, furnishings, material culture and art. Fascinating artifacts and intriguing stories – and much more – have shaped our past and present. And they’re all here at the Brick Store Museum. (Curated content from brickstoremuseum.org)
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Luxury Bowling and Creative Gastropub Restaurant featuring 27 Taps of Craft Beer, Wine, Cider and Kombucha. Full Gameroom with Bocce, Shuffleboard, Arcade Games and Skeeball. (Curated content from www.gardenstreetbowl.com)
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An immersive experience in a room full of puzzles... Work together to figure out the clues and solve the mystery.
Do you have what it takes? A fun experience for families, groups of friends and work teams. Our rooms are original, fun and challenging. We promise it's the most fun you'll have in one hour! (Curated content from www.ingeniousescapegames.com)
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Take a ride on our heritage railroad in a vintage trolley from the early 1900s. Explore three carhouses filled with beautiful, restored trolleys and several other precious transit artifacts around our outdoor campus. Our world-renowned collection includes vehicles from almost every major city in the United States that had streetcar systems, as well as from across the world. From the omnibus, to electric streetcars, buses, light rail vehicles, and rapid transit cars, we’ve got them all. (Curated content from trolleymuseum.org)
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