Calais, Maine has three US-Canada crossings over the St. Croix River. It was the home of the first railroad in Maine, incorporated in 1832.
We took Route 1 to travel into Canada after staying in the Redclyffe Shore Motel in Robbinston. These are a few of the sights caught my eye along the way. I hope you enjoy!
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The next couple of images are of fishing boats on Passamaquoddy Bay
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The full moon over Passamaquoddy Bay.
The house on the property of the cute, cozy Redclyffe Shore Motel in Robbinston. We stayed here one night and it was great vintage vibe with water views of Passamaquoddy Bay.
Seawall Memorial Congressional Church on US 1 in Robbinston, was built in 1911 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places
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Along Passamaquoddy Bay
Grace Chapel on US 1 in Robbinston was built in 1882, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Saint Croix River and its area were first explored by the French Samuel de Champlain when he and his men spent the winter on St. Croix Island. This is part of the Saint Croix Island International Historic Site.
A mural along Main Street in Calais
Antiques on Main Street in Calais
Flowers displayed on Main Street
Restored older building along Main Street in Calais
Main Street Calais
The next couple of images are of homes on River Road, heading towards Calais town center
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