Cammina con i fantasmi a Portland

At the Portland Fire Museum, guests will hear the story of the Great Fire of 1866, once the worst fire in American history. Your guide will explain how the fire spread and transformed Portland forever. Guests will hear accounts of unexplained activity including eerie laughter and phantom smells. Visitors can...

Now a part of the Portland Museum of Art, the McLellan Mansion is one of the oldest homes in the city, located along what was once known as Millionaires Row. Built in 1800, during Portland’s “Golden Age”, this grand Federal style mansion has witnessed over two centuries of history. It...

At Victoria Mansion, also known as the Morse-Libby House, guests will see one of the most stunning and well-preserved homes of the Victorian era. Built in 1860 as a summer residence, the mansion showcases remarkable luxury for its time. Your guide will share the story of its original owners, its...

At the Maine Irish Heritage Center, guests will learn about the lasting impact of Portland’s Irish community, from early immigration through the city’s growth and development. This historic building, once St. Dominic’s Church and School, remains an important cultural landmark today. But according to local accounts, it may also have...

At the Portland Club, guests will hear about one of Portland’s most intriguing hidden secrets—an underground network of tunnels that exists beneath the city streets. Once used for storage and movement along the waterfront. Guests will hear about reports of unexplained activity and the belief that the tunnels may still...