Tate House Museum

The Tate House Museum, located in Scarborough, ME, is a beautiful and historically significant attraction for tourists and visitors to explore. Built in 1755, it is the only pre-Revolutionary home in Greater Portland that is open to the public.

This historic home belonged to Captain George Tate, a prominent merchant and Mast Agent for the British Royal Navy. The house is a remarkable example of Georgian architecture, with its beautiful brick exterior and elegant interior design. Visitors can tour the furnished rooms and learn about the Tate family's daily life and their role in the American Revolution.

The Tate House Museum also offers a wealth of educational and cultural programs, including workshops, lectures, and special events. It provides a unique opportunity for visitors of all ages to gain a deeper understanding of life in colonial times and the political and social climate leading up to the American Revolution. Whether you're interested in history, architecture, or simply looking to step back in time, the Tate House Museum is a must-see destination in Maine.

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