We’ve rounded up our latest crop of historic Maine homes for sale with unique period details and storied pasts, including a former ship captain’s home near Dock Square in Kennebunkport, a Cape and barn with ocean views in Lincolnville that was once an antique business, and a Victorian-style mansion off the Kennebec River that became a museum to honor the region’s 1800s shipbuilding and ice-harvesting industries. 10 Chase Hill Road, Kennebunk, Maine  Offered at $1,295,000 Originally built in 1868 Represented by Randal Simon & Rosane Hirschy This beautifully-maintained property just a short stroll to iconic Dock Square in Kennebunkport was once a ship captain’s home with a storied past. Enjoy views of the Kennebunk River from two decks, plus unique architecture throughout like the wooden spiral staircase. Learn more about this historic Maine property here.    128 Gilkey Lane, Islesboro, Maine  Offered at $985,000 Originally built in 1900 Represented by Michael Lynch Known as the Ross Cottage, this extraordinary shingle-style home in Dark Harbor on the island of Islesboro is currently a seasonal property but could be renovated to be enjoyed year-round. The 4,065 sq ft historic home includes 18 rooms with period details throughout and is offered mostly furnished. Learn more about this historic Maine home here.    2419 Atlantic Highway, Lincolnville, Maine  Offered at $974,900 Originally built in 1804 Represented by Kristin Heal This beautifully-restored Cape in the heart of Lincolnville includes a 2-story barn that was originally used for an antique business. Special period details include exposed beams and an adorable woodstove and brick chimney in the center of the expansive kitchen. The property has been updated to include conveniences such as vinyl siding, metal roofs, and stainless gutters with leaf guards. Learn more about this historic Maine home here.    75 Main Street, Richmond, Maine  Offered at $725,000 Originally built in 1870 Represented by Kristie Jorgensen This historic Victorian-style home in Richmond, known as the CHTJ Southard House, boasts intricate architectural details like lovingly-restored tin ceilings, original hand-painted artwork along the walls, exquisite patterns in the hardwood floors, and even a dumbwaiter. Located just north of Merrymeeting Bay along the west bank of the Kennebec River, Richmond prospered in the 1800s with rich shipbuilding and ice-harvesting industries. Learn more about this historic Maine home for sale here.    298 West Road, Belgrade, Maine  Offered at $700,000 Originally built in 1826 Represented by Tammy Ruda This historic homestead on 40 acres in Belgrade was originally built in 1826. The expansive property includes 5 fireplaces and original historic details throughout including whaling oars, a beehive oven with a built-in gun powder closet for muzzleloaders, and an 18th-century cast iron insert from Italy. Learn more about this historic Maine farmhouse for sale here.   555 Gardiner Road, Dresden, Maine  Offered at $650,000 Originally built in 1870 Represented by Joane Tait This idyllic 4-bedroom New England farmhouse, originally built in 1870, is nestled along the Eastern River in Dresden, just 45 minutes north of Portland. Set on 2 acres with 200 feet of tidal waterfront with access to the Kennebec River, Merrymeeting Bay and the ocean beyond, this historic and updated homestead features original fireplaces, soapstone woodstoves, and pumpkin pine floors. Learn more about this historic Maine home for sale here.   213 Yagger Road, Norway, Maine  Offered at $650,000 Originally built in 1860 Represented by Heidi Steele Known as Mountain View Farm, this lovingly restored circa-1860 Cape and pastoral farm on 4.6 acres includes pasture and a 2-story antique barn with a small greenhouse. The large open kitchen and dining room with cathedral ceilings and exposed beams includes an exquisite white and blue farmhouse sink with pastoral scenery. Learn more about this historic Maine home for sale here.