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Looking forward to hearing about your trip. My pediatric nursing colleagues (a group of 8 women) are planning a week long trip to Maine next summer. We looked at Bar Harbor. Will be interested in your plans and adventures. Have fun!!!!
Don't know is any of these will be on your route, but place friends have told me about.
https://www.paperhouserockport.com/about.html
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g53402-d219018-Reviews-Wharton_Esherick_Museum-Paoli_Pennsylvania.html
Lots of historic stuff around Boston worth seeing. Also the best Lobster we ever ate along with a neat harbor view boat trip was to be gotten at Portland, Maine. And in Portland down not too far from the harbor was a dinky little restaurant famous for its seafood chowder that was NOT to be missed! There's also a Shipbuilding corporation North of Portland some miles in a small town where they were still building U.S.N. Destroyers that was interesting as all get out.
We were just at the Frederick Church house this past week. It's an eccentric and lavish mansion with an amazing Hudson view, now run by New York state. Not quite New England, but it might be on your way depending on your route.
https://www.olana.org/
I've heard of the Mark Twain House and it sounds great. I hope we can make it there some time.
Enjoy the trip. Since we're in NYC be sure to wave to us as you pass. :)
-David See
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