Boothbay Region Elementary School

Boothbay Region Elementary School (B.R.E.S.) is a Kindergarten through 8th grade school for the towns of Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor, Maine. The Middle School also includes students from Southport Island and Edgecomb.

Boothbay Region High School

About Face Professional Skin Care Salon

Our goal is to pamper you from head to toe and to bring out your individual, natural beauty. The experienced and talented staff members at About Face Skin Care Salon and Cosmetic Boutique are here to make you look and feel your absolute best. (more…)

Allen David Gallery

Allen and Priscilla Bunker, owners of the allen david Gallery, have been honored with the 2010 Boothbay Harbor Chamber of Commerce Business Improvement award. The allen david Gallery is located in the heart of the downtown business area.

American Red Cross Mid-Coast Chapter

When most people think of the Red Cross, they think “disaster relief”. And in our community of Mid Coast Maine, most often that means our volunteers and staff are responding to a residential fire – the #1 disaster Red Cross chapters respond to every year. But your local Red Cross does even more – working hard to provide the services and training our friends and neighbors depend on to prepare for and prevent disasters. With your support we’re able to take immediate action to relieve suffering, provide hope, and make our entire community a safer, healthier place to live.

Blackjack Sportfishing & Charters

28′ Custom Bassboat. 6 passenger. Half day, full day and private charters available. Also sightseeing or transportation. Capt. Dan Stevens: Mackerel, Shark, Bluefish, Tuna & Striped Bass!

Boothbay Baptist Church

Our purpose is to love and glorify God in all areas of our lives, daring to reach out in a caring manner and striving to make disciples in the light of God’s truth. Our ministry to the world; we believe that in Matthew 28:19 and again in Acts 1:8, Christ gave a commission to His followers to bring the good news of salvation to all the world. Therefore, we as a church have partnered with 25 different missionaries and mission organizations that are evangelizing and teaching throughout the world. We work with them by providing monetary support and praying faithfully for them. We also encourage our members to be active in witnessing at home and/or involved in short or long-term mission activities.

Boothbay Country Club Grille Room Restaurant

Boothbay Country Club is the perfect Maine golf course-breathtaking vistas, challenging holes… and a sea breeze blowing off the ocean. Located just minutes from downtown Boothbay Harbor, Boothbay Country Club’s 18 championship holes are truly a “Pure Maine” golfing experience. (more…)

Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club

BHYC is located in West Boothbay Harbor, a wonderful sailing venue; protected yet offering easy access to the beautiful Maine coast.

BHYC offers many fun sailing opportunities including club cruises run periodically throughout the summer, and sailing clinics held weekly at the club with chalk talks and on the water practice. BHYC has two J-22s available to members for practice or racing or lessons… There are many racing opportunities throughout the season.

Boothbay Region Ambulance Service

Boothbay Region Ambulance is a medical transport service company providing local medical transportation in Boothbay, ME. Boothbay Region Ambulance is one of the premier Boothbay medical transport service vendors and offers a full range of medical transportation services. Please contact Boothbay Region Ambulance directly to inquire about various medical transport services they provide in Boothbay, Maine.

Boothbay Region School District

Complete information about Boothbay Region school administration and adult education programs. (more…)

Boothbay Whale Watch – Harbor Princess

Boothbay Harbor’s first choice for Whale Watch trips, Harbor Tours,and Music Cruises. Marine Biologist guided tours. Also available for private charters or let us host your special event.

Bridge Street Cafe

Located in the heart of the quintessential New England coastal town of Boothbay Harbor, Maine a few steps from the famous Footbridge.

Cap’n Fish’s Waterfront Inn

Our Boothbay Harbor Waterfront hotel at CAP’n Fish’s Waterfront Inn and Marina is located right on the Classic Maine Waterfront of beautiful Boothbay Harbor. (more…)

Conley’s Garden Center & Landscaping

Hardy Boat Cruises Monhegan Ferry & Puffin Watches

We are proud to be the only tour boat in Maine to offer a Puffin Watch 7 days a week with National Audubon naturalists from Project Puffin. We are fortunate to be located only 5 short miles from Eastern Egg Rock making the trip to the Island quick and easy. The majority of the time is spent observing the Puffins and learning about the ongoing work of National Audubon to preserve this fragile colony. (more…)

Lobsterman’s Wharf Restaurant

On the water in East Boothbay, the Lobsterman’s Wharf has the comfortable, pubby feel of a popular neighborhood bar, complete with pool table. That makes it popular with locals, but the kitchen also serves better-than-standard meals and knows how to make out-of-towners feel at home. Specials have included a mixed-seafood grill, a barbecue shrimp-and-ribs platter, grilled swordfish with béarnaise sauce, seafood fettuccine, tuna sashimi, and lobsters served at least four different ways. Blueberry pie and chocolate cake make good finishers. At lunch, there are burgers, baked haddock, lobster rolls, and steamed lobsters. Sensing a theme?

McSeagull’s Restaurant

McSeagulls has been considered to be one of the best and most popular restaurants in Boothbay Harbor for over 30 years.

McSeagulls menu has an excellent selection of lunch and dinner entrees. Traditional and creative Maine lobster dishes, fresh seafood, award winning clam chowder are some of the favorites. For the land lover we have steaks, burgers, pizza and more.

Our Lady Queen of Peace Part of All Saints Parish

All Saints Parish, established on July 1, 2009, is a cluster of seven Roman Catholic churches in the midcoast area of Maine. These seven churches formerly were six parishes with one mission. Bishop Richard J. Malone Pastoral Letter “Telling Anew the Story of Jesus Christ” written in 2005 set the stage for these former parishes to plan a new future together. After much work, communication, compromise, and planning the historical day of July 1, 2009 happened. More than 200 years of parish histories came together.

Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Boothbay Harbor is dedicated to serving the spiritual needs of both year-round parishioners and Catholics who visit during the summer months. Please join us at Mass and you are invited to participate our events and activities throughout the year.

Palabra Shop

Welcome to the Palabra Shop, located in the heart of Boothbay Harbor, on the coast of Maine, where we have been doing business for almost 50 years.

Rocktide Inn & Restaurant

We would like to welcome you to beautiful Boothbay Harbor, Maine, and the Rocktide Inn where you can experience true Maine hospitality! Our small, friendly harbor side community is happy to share its natural beauty and friendly people with our guests and visitors.

We are fortunate that the Atlantic Ocean provides us with the finest seafood around, not to mention the scenic beauty and serenity of the sea.

So, come to the Rocktide Inn for a visit. Sit back and enjoy the sun, the sights and sounds of Boothbay Harbor and the tang of the salt air. Let the Rocktide Inn make your trip a memorable one!

Sadie Green’s Curiosity Shop

Whether you are looking for something wonderful and unique to match your outfit for an evening out, or perhaps that perfect gift for someone special, or even just something for yourself. There is something to fit all your accessory needs at Sadie Green’s.

We also specialize in custom jewelry for weddings and prom! Please feel free to contact us or come into one of our shops with a swatch, or even the entire dress, and we will find the perfect match!

The Opera House at Boothbay Harbor

For generations the historic 1894 Opera House in Boothbay Harbor, Maine stage has played host to actors and musicians from around the state and around the globe. With over 100 events and performances annually, there is almost always something happening at the House-an evening with a Grammy winning musician, a visit from a Broadway actor, nights of jazz or bluegrass, rocking Celtic concerts, lectures, holiday celebrations and community events fill our schedule. With fine acoustics, historic harm, a great old bar room upstairs and a commitment to reasonably priced tickets, the Opera House is a gathering place for the local community and visitors alike.

Town of Boothbay

The old town of Boothbay was incorporated in 1764 and has four villages: Boothbay Center, East Boothbay, Ocean Point, and Trevett; as well as three islands in the Sheepscot River connected by bridges to the mainland: Barter, Hodgdon and Sawyer, each with year-round populations as well as scores of summer residents. (more…)

Town of Boothbay Harbor

Boothbay Harbor, formerly known as Townsend, is one of the best-known boating centers in New England and boasts a natural harbor known as “The Boating Capital of New England,” home to many fishing boats as well as pleasure craft. This harbor has over 25 excursion boat trips daily during the boating season to near-by islands, along the shoreline, and in quiet river waters. Boothbay Harbor offers many attractions, including an aquarium, historic opera house performing arts center, YMCA, lighthouses, and a picturesque 1,000-foot footbridge which connects the east and west sides of the inner harbor. Barrett’s Park is a favorite spot to walk, swim, sunbathe, or sight-see off Lobster Cove Road.

Town of East Boothbay

East Boothbay is well-known world-wide in the boat building communities. This age’s old craft is thriving throughout the region as well. When it comes to the “big guys,” Washburn & Doughty builds on. In the days of WWII, the yard was known for constructing mine sweepers, today they continue to build steel and aluminum vessels and offer dockside repair and design services. In May of 1968, the replica of the schooner yacht America was built in East Boothbay for the Schaefer Brewing Company. Hodgdon Yachts has continued a family tradition for a century now. In 1999, the yard was commissioned to build the 124 ft. Schooner Antonisa, and in 2003, the Scheherazade, measuring out at 157.4ft. – the largest vessel to slide down their ways.

Town of Edgecomb

Edgecomb, incorporated in 1774, with North Edgecomb, lies between the Sheepscot and the Damariscotta Rivers. Fort Edgecomb State Park is a popular historic landmark. The park encompasses a block house and fortification remains. The Fort overlooks the Narrows of Westport Island. Nearby is the Marie Antoinette House. Legend has it that the Queen was to have been rescued and brought to this house in 1793, a plot that failed. The house was moved from its original Westport Island location to Edgecomb. During the Revolutionary War, Edgecomb was noted for having the best in timber, namely: white pine, spruce, and hemlock for boat building.

Town of Newcastle

Originally called Sheepscot Plantation, Newcastle was first settled in the 1630s by fishermen and around 50 families. The village of Newcastle is located in the eastern part of the town, on the Damariscotta River. Together with the village of Damariscotta, linked by the Main Street bridge, they form the Twin Villages. The Newscastle Historical Society’s museum, located in the old historic Tanscot Engine House on Maine Street, is filled with artifacts and historical memorabilia. The Sheepscot Historic District includes 51 buildings in the Italianate, Greek Revival, and Federal styles. Nearby Great Salt Bay is a wonderful example of natural conservation. The 540-acre Dodge Point Public Reserved Land boasts 8,000 feet of shoreline along the Damariscotta River. Newcastle is a beautiful setting for hiking, cross-country skiing, fishing, or a nice quiet walk.

Town of Southport

Southport, an island about 5 miles long and 3 miles wide, is connected to the mainland by a modern swing bridge through which many pleasure, excursion, and fishing boats pass daily. Formerly known as Cape Newagen Island, it is the site of the region’s earliest settlement, and it was first visited by Europeans in 1623, although Native Americans were using this area as their wintering grounds much earlier. (more…)

Town of Wiscasset

Wiscasset, Maine is “the prettiest village in Maine,” is situated on the Sheepscot River and first settled in 1663, is a popular tourist destination noted for its early architecture.

Once known as Pownalborough, the town resumed its original Abenaki name in 1802. Wiscasset means “coming out from the harbor but you don’t see where.” Wiscasset’s prospered during the heyday of shipbuilding in the 1800s and there are many surviving examples of early American architecture, particularly the Federal style. Today the Castle Tucker and the Nicke’s-Sortwell homes are popular museums.

Welch House Inn

The Welch House Inn’s unique position atop McKown hill offers guests magnificent views of Boothbay Harbor, Mill Cove, and the open ocean. The 1870′s house was, for many years, the home of people who made their living from the sea. It has been operated as an Inn for over 50 years, now offering 14 guest rooms with private baths, cable TV, VCR, air conditioning and WI-FI is offered in the common areas. (more…)

Worship in the Boothbay Harbor Region

An extensive list for worship in the Boothbay area. (more…)