A 1903 weathered cedar-shingle gambrel cottage known as Contremer with a curved 36-pane bow window and Atlantic Ocean views in Watch Hill.
A 1920 silver-weathered cedar-shingle cottage with barn-red trim along the dirt lane of Monhegan Island ten miles out to sea.
A 1900 dark-shingled Penobscot Bay cottage with a Chippendale ocean deck and guest bunkhouse on the ledges of Islesboro.
A cedar-shingle beachfront house with fish-scale gable courses, rooftop cupola, and private sandy beach on Westport’s Compo Mill Cove.
A 1905 gambrel-roofed cedar-shingle cottage with a beadboard harbor veranda and private dock on Watch Hill Harbor.
A cedar-shingled Midcoast Maine coastal residence with a pedimented dormer and broad decks directly above Penobscot Bay in Rockport.
Great Woods Lodge—13,033 sq ft under a weathered cedar-shake roof on 14 private acres in Cape Elizabeth.
Weathered cedar-shake post-and-beam estate on a 5-acre Boothbay peninsula with 740 ft of deepwater frontage.
Restored c.1805 Federal Colonial and cupola-crowned barn on 3.9 in-town acres overlooking Camden.
Shingle-sided Maine Colonial and two-story barn on 4.85 stone-walled acres overlooking Penobscot Bay.
Grand c.1887 Colonial Revival spanning 5,172 sq ft on historic Hawthorn Street in New Bedford.
Dormered Country Cape and gambrel barn wing tucked on 6.18 wooded acres along Cross Highway in Redding.