ASTRO Experiences · York, ME
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York, ME
Built around 1735, the Emerson-Wilcox House served as a general store, tavern, tailor shop, post office, and residence during its more than 250-year history. The Georgian-style structure was expanded in 1760 and 1817. Recently restored after structural damage, the house is now part of the Old York Historical Society properties.
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York's Wild Kingdom is a privately owned zoo and amusement park located in York Beach, Maine, operating since 1980. It features wild animals from around the world and is recognized for its rare species and knowledgeable curators. Visitors can observe animals, enjoy family rides, play miniature golf, and visit a petting zoo. The park also includes a Butterfly Kingdom, concession stands, and a gift shop.
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The Old Gaol Museum is a historic site that served as Maine's first prison, built on Gaol Hill in 1656. Over centuries, it evolved into a stone-walled York County Prison, a House of Correction, and included additions like a prison kitchen, second-floor cells with tall windows, and a debtor cell. Visitors can explore the various historical structures and learn about its past as a provincial prison and workhouse.
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The oldest known commercial structure in the state, the John Hancock Warehouse is located on the north bank of the York River, just east of Sewall's Bridge. The building is two stories, constructed using mortise and tenoned beams. It is sheathed in wood shingles and contains doors on three sides. The windows are located on the upper floors and contain multi-paned sashes. The second floor can be accessed via the interior staircase or a ramp on the north side.
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The Ledges Golf Club is carved from the rugged ledge of the southern coast of Maine, offering natural beauty and challenging terrain. Golfers can experience tough elevation changes, undulating greens, and breathtaking views while meandering through the Maine wilderness. Established in 1999, the club attracts PGA’s best players and is recognized by Golfweek and Golf Digest as one of the “Best Courses You Can Play.”
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Northern Explorer is an outdoor gear rental and retail center in York, ME, offering a wide range of equipment including kayaks, paddleboards, beach gear, fishing poles, camping gear, and winter sports equipment like XC skis and snowshoes. They also provide rental delivery services.
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Elizabeth Perkins House Museum is a building located in York county Maine in the United States of America. It is at 43.1350883 latitude and -70.6617191 longitude. Elizabeth Perkins House Museum is at an elevation of 3 ft (10 m). The USGS map that contains this location is titled "York Harbor".
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Old Schoolhouse Museum is a museum in York. View visitor information, information about the collection and read reviews.
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Long Sands Surf School offers surf lessons designed for all ages, from beginners to advanced surfers, with over 20 years of teaching experience. They provide balance board practice on land before hitting the water and include surfboard and wetsuit rentals.
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Bike & Paddle serves as an outdoor adventure outpost in York, Maine, offering rentals and sales of Trek bikes, BOTE kayaks, and paddleboards. They also provide expert service for gear.
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Sayward-wheeler House Museum is a museum in York. View visitor information, information about the collection and read reviews.
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Based in York Harbor, Maine, G Cove Charters offers family-friendly inshore and offshore fishing charters. Licensed and insured Captain Greg Brown guides trips for striped bass, bluefish, mackerel, shark, or bluefin tuna.
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Liquid Dreams Surf Shop provides rentals for surfboards, paddleboards, kayaks, and bodyboards. They also offer surf lessons and camps for various age groups in both York and Ogunquit.