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Antiques
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Hinchcliffe Antiques
& Handmade Furniture
26 Cradle Knolls Lane - Sedgwick, Maine 04676
PO Box 831
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-326-9411
dhinchc@prexar.com |
Antique Country Furniture & Accessories. Early furniture in original paint, Windsor chairs, prints, rugs, quilts, boat models, decoys, iron & other country smalls. Also, hand-made furniture in the traditional manner, including farm tables, cupboards, & Windsor chairs. 6 miles from Blue Hill (Rt. 176/15 south 4 miles from Blue Hill, right on 176 2 miles towards Penobscot) |
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Architects
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Bruno Architecture
36 Main Street
P.O. Box 975
Blue Hill, ME 04614
207-374-5574
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 We feel our effort to focus on our clients' needs translates into design solutions that distinguish our work. Our goal as designers is to create buildings that respond to the surroundings within which they exist. This helps to tie the building into a uniform concept within a consistent vocabulary. The end result is a house that fits the client and its context. |
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 Eric Chase Architecture in downtown Brooksville, ME, provides quality full service architecture. We work as closely as possible with the client, the builder and the subcontractors to achieve successful designs, which are both carefully considered and practical. |
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Knight Associates
Beech Hill Road
PO Box 803
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-2845
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 Our small firm primarily designs houses here on the coast of Maine since 1977. These homes have received awards and been published in many magazines. Our goal is to merge our design skills and knowledge of building on the Maine coast with individual client's desires about what kind of a home will work for them. Out of this partnership we can create a house that will be a reflection of each client's personality — and one that feels at home on its site. |
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Donald C. Mallow, Architect
94 Salt Pond Road
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-2111
201-947-1510
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Residential architecture of a different nature - Architecture must speak for itself. |
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Banking top
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Bar Harbor Bank & Trust
Main Street
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-5600
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 Bar Harbor Bank & Trust is an independent, full-service community bank with 10 locations along the coast of Downeast Maine. We believe in building banking relationships that fit your individual needs and by getting to know you as a customer, we can do a better job as your banker. We encourage you to stop in to our Blue Hill branch, located on Main Street, and ask our staff about the many products and services we offer. We have plenty of parking and 24-hour ATM service. |
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First National Bank of Bar Harbor
South Street
P.O. Box 1664
Blue Hill , Maine 04614
207-374-3253 |
Making your dreams come true is the main goal of everyone at the First National Bank of Bar Harbor. Whether you dream of owning your own business, buying a dream home, sending your kids to college, planning for retirement, growing your wealth, or simply buying a new computer, we can help. Each person at the First is committed to exceeding your expectations with friendly smiles, the time to listen, and expert knowledge. Visit our convenient Blue Hill branch in the TradeWinds Market Place and tell us YOUR dreams. |
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Union Trust
Main Street
Blue Hill, ME 04614
207-374-2707 |
Union Trust is a full-service financial institution with thirteen offices serving five coastal Maine Counties: Hancock, Washington, Lincoln, Knox and Waldo. In business since 1887, Union Trust has earned a reputation as one of New England's preeminent community banks, a model of remarkable growth based on sound management, responsible innovation, and careful attention to the financial needs of individuals, businesses, municipalities and non-profit organizations. |
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Handworks Gallery
48 Main Street
P.O. Box 918
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207.374.5613
artwork@handworksgallery.org |
 Handworks Gallery, located on Main Street in Blue Hill, Maine, has been representing Maine Artists for 30 years. Started in 1975, the gallery has continued to provide visitors and year round residents with the finest selection of pottery, hand woven rugs and shawls, jewelry, functional and sculptural work in wood, clay and paper. |
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Jud Hartmann Gallery
Main Street
PO Box 753
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-9917
Vermont 802-843-2018
hartmann@hypernet.com |
 A Fine Arts Gallery on Main Street in Blue Hill, open Monday - Saturday; (Sunday if cloudy or raining) mid- June through mid-September. (Our gallery in Grafton VT. is open mid. Sept. through the Holidays). Featuring a unique series of limited edition bronze sculptures entitled: "The Woodland Tribes Of The Northeast," as well as watercolors by Jerry Rose, Barron Krody, Trish Pettigrew, Randy Eckart & others. |
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L. Balombini
P.O. Box 733
Main Street
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-5142 |
 L.Balombini Studio features figurative, colorful sculpture of polymers and hand-woven steel wire along with paintings and jewelry chosen by the artist to compliment her work. Nationally known and collected. Mid-May through Mid-October. Tuesday-Saturday 10 AM-5PM. |
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Leighton Gallery
24 Parker Point Road
PO Box 353
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-5001 |
 Now in its 26th year, the Leighton Gallery has been voted the best gallery in Maine by the Maine Times people poll, also written up as one of the best galleries on the East Coast. Strong & playful work by leading contemporary artists in shows that change monthly. Superb large outdoor sculpture garden.
10:30 - 5:30 Mon - Sat. 12 - 5 Sunday.
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Liros Gallery
est. 1966
14 Parker Point Road
P.O. Box 946
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-5370
800-287-5370 |
 Liros Gallery Fine 19/20th century paintings, watercolors, old prints and maps. Specializing in Russian icons. Custom picture framing, restoration of paintings old prints, and frames. |
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Asian World Gallery
Pleasant Street (Rt. 15)
1/4 Mile up from Main St.
P.O. Box 1234
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-2284
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Asian World Gallery offers 40 years of expertise and insights to it's in depth collections of vintage textiles, hundreds of handmade papers, old and new jewelry, beads, artifacts, meditation bells, drums, masks, statuary, and ritual pieces, marionettes, tea, tools and much more.... The shop is full of surprises! We utilize Fair Trade pracices, and donate clothing, medicine and business expertise, training programs, scholarship aid to artisans and host country nationals... For a sampling of our products check our website. |
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Eggemoggin Textile Studio
Chris Leith
RR1 Box 6490
Sedgwick, Maine 04676
207-359-5083
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Eggemoggin Textile Studio is located in Sargentville Maine, on the Blue Hill peninsula. Chris Leith dyes and weaves textiles for you and your home. Find flax dolls, LFN ribbon, yarns and textile work by other area artists. TU - F 10-5; Sat 12 - 5; Sat. morning at the Blue Hill Farmers Market. |
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Randy Eckard Gallery
29 Pleasant St.
(Rt. 15 N)
PO Box 854
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-2510 |
Randy Eckard Gallery opened in the summer of 1993. Randy's watercolors capture the charm and beauty of coastal Maine architecture and landscape. As he has for all of his years working with watercolor, Randy still finds light to be the driving force behind his subjects. Randy's paintings are much more than realistic interpretations of the landscape of coastal Maine. They are about capturing the quality and essence of a weathered surface, of a salt marsh in early autumn or of a reflection on nearly, calm waters.
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Rebekah Raye Arts
13 Schoolhouse Lane
East Blue Hill, Maine 04629
207-374-5944 |
Rebekah Raye is an artist known for her diversity in painting, sculpture and jewelry. Her imagery is inspired by the wildlife here in Maine. Rebekah's work can be seen at the Handworks Gallery in Blue Hill and seasonally at her gallery in East Blue Hill where she also teaches privately. |
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Rowantrees Pottery
P.O. Box 802
Union Street
Blue Hill, Maine 04614
207-374-5535 |
In 1934 the Rowantrees Kiln, named for the mountain ash trees above its green gate, was built by Adelaide Pearson of Blue Hill. Its wheel thrown dinnerware and accessories are a real expression of the art of rural America. Sheila Varnum, who has been a potter at Rowantrees since 1940, manages the continuation of the art, tradition, and high quality which have become synonymous with the pottery wares of Rowantrees. |
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