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Dabs Says: If you visit Belfast, you might want to print out the Museum in the Streets map on the attached website or check with the Belfast Historical Society at 10 Market Street to see if they have a printed guide. The signs are in both English and French.There are 30 panels with old...
Dabs Says: Even if you are not planning on staying in Belfast, be sure to go by the Jeweled Turret Inn, a beautiful Victorian home built in 1898 for a local attorney, James S. Harriman. The inn is named for the jewel like stained glass in one of the turrets.
BabciaMaine Says: The wooden carvings outside this shop appear to be recent creations mirroring the barnacle encrusted ones at the harbor shore. Be sure to search out both
Comfort Inn Ocean's Edge Belfast
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Colonial Gables Oceanfront Village
1 Review and 105 Opinions We stayed in the motel section of the village. The view from the little balcony was nice and there...
The Weathervane: Not Leaving Hungry!
painterdave Says: When arriving in Belfast this was the first place I tried for lobster. I was not disappointed. They serve you a lot of food while having fun. The Weathervane was started years ago and has been a well known mom and pop restaurant that has blossomed into many restaurants owned...
The Three Tides: Fancy Diggings!
painterdave Says: I have eaten here twice, liked the ambience, the staff and mainly the food. They have some great appetizers besides the seafood fare that is the standard for coastal Maine. The Tides has two eating areas, one lower kind of for groups, and one upper on a deck. While the view...
White Cottage Snack Shack: Seafood and Fries
painterdave Says: South of Belfast is the small village of Lincolnville and when you drive past the big white restaurant called Lincolnville Lobster Pound look to the left and there is a spit of land where a small cottage sits. Here is a cheaper seafood place where you can order and sit...
White Cottage Snack Shack: Seafood and Fries
painterdave Says: South of Belfast is the small village of Lincolnville and when you drive past the big white restaurant called Lincolnville Lobster Pound look to the left and there is a spit of land where a small cottage sits. Here is a cheaper seafood place where you can order and sit...
Young's Lobster Shore Pound Wharf: Get Lobsters Here
painterdave Says: This is my favorite place to get lobster in Belfast. I tried three different restaurants, and this place came out tops, not only because of the fresh lobster direct from their own holding tank, but from the view. When you arrive at Youngs you walk through a barn kind of...
Young's Lobster Pound: Eat at a lobster pound
Dabs Says: Maine is famous for it's lobster pounds, I'm not sure if they are all like this one but I suspect they are similar. This is absolutely no frills dining, you park in the dirt lot, enter what can best be described as a hangar, look around at rows and rows of sea green...
Dudley's Diner: breakfast was very good
BabciaMaine Says: Locals frequent this diner withgood reason good coffee open early large portions low prices bacon and eggs
Coyote Moon: Whimsical accesories and more
painterdave Says: This shop is what I would term a "womans" shop with clothes, "accesories" and what they term as whimsical kind of things. Whimsical.....well, they get a lot of folks coming in who are tourists, and if you are into whimsical, I recommend it. The things here are not from a...
Shamrock Thistle and Rose: Irish plaids and woolens
BabciaMaine Says: Lovely clothing music and imported glassware with Celtic music are a few of the wares offered I may return for a woolen cloak soft and supple to the touch
The historical society has a small museum that is interesting if you want to know more about the history of the town . There is a jar at the door to leave a donation. This photo is of the weather vane at the next building which implies there was a cobbler working there at some poiunt in time.
located 10 Market Street in Belfast
open Thurs through Monday 11 to 4until Labor day fri and Sat till Columbus day closed after Columbus Day
Updated Sep 20, 2003
Phone: 207 338 9229
Watch out for Canadians posing as giant lobsters!
Dabs Says: Oddly, Robert seemed to enjoy having his picture taken in goofy poses, I rarely had to even ask him to pose with giant lobsters or poke his head into one of those tourist cutouts. But I don't think he wanted me to take a picture with my camera as well as his...
BabciaMaine Says: Although there were numerous bears everywhere on the sidewalks none seemed particularly threatening :>)). Here the waterfront bear is guarding the harbor area
Miscellaneous: Bring your sense of humor and imagination and you will have a fantastic time in Belfast a very whimsical and hisdtoric town
Written Sep 20, 2003
There is a bridge called footpath road that crosses the bay along side the route one bridge . It is only accessable on foot and would make a great stroll and spot for photo ops
Written Sep 20, 2003
Favorite thing: Wandering the streets with my favorite companion and discovering funny bears and intriqing shops was fun but our personal family research was wonderful
Fondest memory: meeting a new "relative"
Written Sep 20, 2003
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Back in 1765 when this city was being settled the naming rights came down to a coin flip, many of the founding fathers wanted to name the city Londonderry after their home in New Hampshire but a...
These tugboats are tied up next to a restaurant we did not get a chance to try , in the rear are route one bridge and foot bridge for pedsetrian traffic and views of the harbor
If you are visiting the coast and also Bar Harbor and Winter Harbor, Belfast is a good choice to stay. The town is well kept and feels like "old" Maine. The citizens really push fine arts and there......
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