Peak into the past at Neal S. Dow House. See what signs of the early workers and owners still exist as you imagine what it was like to live here in times gone by.

Pay the entry fee for Neal S. Dow House and explore to your heart's content. You'll find this historically significant residence located in the small neighborhood of Parkside. When you're finished there, this area has even more on offer — Portland Head Light, Portland Museum of Art and Victoria Mansion are worth seeing too.

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