Sights in Rockland
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Farnsworth Art Museum & Wyeth Center
Rockland is famous for its Farnsworth Art Museum & Wyeth Center, one of the country’s best small regional museums. Its collection of 5000 works is especially strong in landscape and marine artists who have worked in Maine, such as Andrew, NC and Jamie Wyeth; Louise Nevelson; Rockwell Kent; John Marin and others.
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Owls Head Transportation Museum
Three miles south of Rockland, the Owls Head Transportation Museum collects, preserves (yes, everything works!) and exhibits pre-1920s aircraft, vehicles and engines that were instrumental in the evolution of transportation. Besides its year-round exhibits, the museum hosts WWI air shows and specialty vehicle shows.
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Owls Head Lighthouse
In Owls Head is the photogenic sight of Owls Head Lighthouse atop a promontory overlooking the dramatic coastline. Although the 19th-century lighthouse and keeper’s cottage are off limits, you can visit the surrounding grounds, which have short walking paths, a pebble-strewn beach and picnic tables.
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Maine Lighthouse Museum
Lovers of maritime history should pay a visit to the lighthouse museum perched over Rockland harbor. Collections here include lighthouse artifacts (enormous jewel-like prisms), foghorns, marine instruments and ship models, with hands-on exhibits for children.
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