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- Victoria Day - Canada(4 days)
- Memorial Day Weekend - 2008(8 days)
- Bates College - Commencement - 2008(9 days)
- Bowdoin College Commencement - 2008(9 days)
- Colby College - Commencement - 2008(10 days)
- Bowdoin College Reunion Weekend 2008(15 days)
About The Freeport Area
Freeport is often heralded as Maine's number one destination. That's because our lovely coastal village has over 160 upscale shops, outlets stores and restaurants, including L.L. Bean's world headquarters and stores, as well as other popular designer boutiques. You'll also find outstanding dining in elegant and casual restaurants. Come, explore our back yard!
One of the things which first attracted us to Freeport was that there was so much to do! Not only is there plenty to keep you busy for several days in Freeport, itself, but it is ideally located on the Maine coast so that there are many wonderful places to see, and things to do, within an easy drive.
There is so much to do! How do we organize our time?
We have several suggested itineraries, based on differing interests and lengths of stay. We provide these, complete with maps and driving directions, as a service to guests who stay at Brewster House.
Freeport is a scenic village with a rich history of commercial success. From its early days of shipbuilding and providing masts for early American schooners, to its 1800's years of manufacturing, this tradition continues today with both the preservation of a village atmosphere and a sense of history, among its many shops and restaurants, led by the world-renowned L.L. Bean stores.
Within a short drive of Freeport (making for easy day trips!) are Portland, Maine and its historic old port, restaurants, museums and attractions, Portland Head Lighthouse, Two Lights State Park, Wolfe Neck State Park and its craggy coastline, bird sanctuaries, Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, Boothbay Harbor, boats to the islands, Camden, Maine, and much, much, more!
In the immediate area of Freeport, in addtion to the five L.L. Bean stores are over 160 other shops and restaurants. Many are housed in historic buildings, and the area strives to maintain the character of a charming New England village. Additional information on Freeport's present offerings can be found at the web sites of the Freeport Merchants Association or the Town of Freeport.
Much historical information about Freeport is available from the Freeport Historical Society.
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Freeport is often heralded as Maine's number one destination. That's because our lovely coastal village has over 160 upscale shops, outlets stores and restaurants, including L.L. Bean's world headquarters and stores, as well as other popular designer boutiques. You'll also find outstanding dining in elegant and casual restaurants. Come, explore our back yard!
One of the things which first attracted us to Freeport was that there was so much to do! Not only is there plenty to keep you busy for several days in Freeport, itself, but it is ideally located on the Maine coast so that there are many wonderful places to see, and things to do, within an easy drive.
There is so much to do! How do we organize our time?
We have several suggested itineraries, based on differing interests and lengths of stay. We provide these, complete with maps and driving directions, as a service to guests who stay at Brewster House.
Freeport is a scenic village with a rich history of commercial success. From its early days of shipbuilding and providing masts for early American schooners, to its 1800's years of manufacturing, this tradition continues today with both the preservation of a village atmosphere and a sense of history, among its many shops and restaurants, led by the world-renowned L.L. Bean stores.
Within a short drive of Freeport (making for easy day trips!) are Portland, Maine and its historic old port, restaurants, museums and attractions, Portland Head Lighthouse, Two Lights State Park, Wolfe Neck State Park and its craggy coastline, bird sanctuaries, Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, Boothbay Harbor, boats to the islands, Camden, Maine, and much, much, more!
In the immediate area of Freeport, in addtion to the five L.L. Bean stores are over 160 other shops and restaurants. Many are housed in historic buildings, and the area strives to maintain the character of a charming New England village. Additional information on Freeport's present offerings can be found at the web sites of the Freeport Merchants Association or the Town of Freeport.
Much historical information about Freeport is available from the Freeport Historical Society.