Home and Garden Tour
Mon, 07/23/2018 - 1:15pm
THE Dingle home in Southport, circa 1830, was once known as The Southport Inn. Courtesy of Gary Dow
The Dickinson home in Southport overlooks Townsend Gut and features a distinct wine cellar with a ceiling made of wine corks. Courtesy of Gary Dow
The Elderkin home in Boothbay is a 1840s rustic farmhouse overlooking Knickerbocker Lake and has numerous outbuildings and a barn. Courtesy of Gary Dow
The Kaplan and Weyr home in Boothbay features more than three acres of gardens, ornamental trees and artwork. courtesy of Gary Dow
The Cape Newagen Alpaca Farm features 18 alpacas of various colors, sizes and shapes. Courtesy of Gary Dow
THE Dingle home in Southport, circa 1830, was once known as The Southport Inn. Courtesy of Gary Dow
The Dickinson home in Southport overlooks Townsend Gut and features a distinct wine cellar with a ceiling made of wine corks. Courtesy of Gary Dow
The Elderkin home in Boothbay is a 1840s rustic farmhouse overlooking Knickerbocker Lake and has numerous outbuildings and a barn. Courtesy of Gary Dow
The Kaplan and Weyr home in Boothbay features more than three acres of gardens, ornamental trees and artwork. courtesy of Gary Dow
The Cape Newagen Alpaca Farm features 18 alpacas of various colors, sizes and shapes. Courtesy of Gary Dow
The Boothbay Region Garden Club’s Home & Garden Tour, held Friday, July 20, was aptly titled “The Sea Around Us.” The tour featured distinctive homes, guest houses and gardens.
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