March 2007

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Features

Household Archaeology

Restoring an old house helped me discover the secrets of its past.

By Judy Ostrow, photography by Todd Caverly

The Humblest Houseplant

Midwinter can be a soul-trying time for Maine gardeners. Fortunately, there is a spiritual aid at hand.

By Richard Grant

Dwelling in the Past

Herewith, a Field Guide to Maine Architecture

By Edgar Allen Beem, illustrations by Judith A. Mitchell

It's a Small World

Maine dollhouse fans enjoy construction, renovation, and interior decoration -- all at one-twelfth scale.

By Michaela Cavallaro, photography by Carl D. Walsh

The Care and Feeding of an Old Maine House

Owning an antique house should be a blessing, not a curse. Here are some tips on making your old home your dream home.

By Virginia Wright, photography by Brian Vanden Brink

True Confessions of a Maine House Sitter

The Pine Tree State has long been a hotbed of house sitters. Here are a few of their stories.

By Joshua F. Moore, photography by Benjamin Magro
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Editor's Note

Editor's Note

By Paul Doiron
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Inside Maine

March

Inside Maine
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Letters to The Editor

Letters to the Editor
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My Maine

Too Much Tongue

The questionable joys of cooking variety meats at home.

By Peter Zinn
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North By East

North by East

Opinions, advisories, and musings from the length and breadth of Maine
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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
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The Maine Viewpoint

A Wrong Message to Business

Editorial opinions from across the state
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The Talk of Maine

A Grain of Salt

By Jeff Clark
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What's In A Picture?

Potato Blockade

Maine farmers used spuds to make a political statement in 1980.

By Joshua F. Moore
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Where In Maine?

Where in Maine?