Blaine House has served as the official residence of Maine's governor since 1919. The Federal-style mansion was built in 1833 and later expanded. It is named for James G. Blaine, a powerful 19th-century Republican congressman and presidential candidate who owned the house and substantially renovated it. Tours of the public rooms are offered on weekday mornings; the interior features period furniture and portraits of Maine's governors.
Blaine House
Maine governor's mansion with weekday tours of historic rooms
| Address | 192 State Street, Augusta, ME 04333 |
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| Website | https://www.maine.gov/blainehouse |