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Photos on a series of panels at the Maine MILL help tell the story of Maine’s labor force in the early 1900s.
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Photos on a series of panels at the Maine MILL help tell the story of Maine’s labor force in the early 1900s.
A Maine Maple Sunday Weekend visitor enters the sugarhouse Sunday at Dead Stream Alpaca & Maple Farm at 67 Winthrop Road in Readfield.
Programs Manager Lauren Kircheis stirs a boiling pot of maple sap Saturday at the barn at Viles Arboretum at 153 Hospital St. in Augusta. Kircheis and another staff member, Harrison Lobb, collected and boiled sap to make syrup to be served on pancakes during Maine Maple Sunday Weekend.
One of the alpacas at Dead Stream Alpaca & Maple Farm at 67 Winthrop Road in Readfield.
Reese Shaw, 13, left, helps her friend, Cyara Harriman, 14, right, as they sell maple products Sunday at Dead Stream Alpaca & Maple Farm at 67 Winthrop Road in Readfield.
Healy Neal, 3, of Augusta looks at a display Saturday of maple tree taps at Viles Arboretum at 153 Hospital St. in Augusta.
Programs Manager Lauren Kircheis stirs a boiling pot of maple sap Saturday at the barn at Viles Arboretum at 153 Hospital St. in Augusta. Kircheis and another staff member, Harrison Lobb, collected and boiled sap to make syrup to be served on pancakes during Maine Maple Sunday Weekend.
Visitors can see sap being turned into maple syrup Sunday while browsing maple goods for Maine Maple Sunday at Wilson Family Maple Syrup at 652 Benton Road in Albion.
Visitors can see the steam Sunday from machinery turning sap into maple syrup at Wilson Family Maple Syrup at 652 Benton Road in Albion.
Jeff Holman is a family friend of the Harriman and Dube family and helps out part time with the maple operations at Dead Stream Alpaca & Maple Farm at 67 Winthrop Road in Readfield.
Different colors of maple syrup made from sap collected and boiled by arboretum staff members are displayed Saturday at the barn at Viles Arboretum at 153 Hospital St. in Augusta.
Maple sap drips into a bucket Saturday at Viles Arboretum at 153 Hospital St. in Augusta.