nostalgia

What a trip thumbing through a Fall 1977 LL Bean catalog.

Ah, New England… where life used to be a lot less regulated. If you grew up here, you know the drill—there were a ton of things you could do back in the day that you’d probably get side-eyed (or outright arrested) for today.

In its heyday, the Lewiston Mall was bustling with customers. Things have changed since then though. How many of these stores at the Lewiston Mall do you remember?

Railroad stations in Maine that are still standing have a long history and luckily many of them are preserved and in use as something new.

This Rapid Ray's commercial is an absolute gem. This is first-class Maine nostalgia.

Believe it or not, candlepin bowling is considered to be a unique form of bowling. It's most popular here in Northern New England, but is also hard to find. These eight locations still offer candlepin, and likely a nice slice of nostalgia.

Mainer, Doug Morgan posted in Kennebec Buy Swap Sell asking for help. He sold his high school truck many years ago and now wants it back, let's see if we can help!

At face value, the 90s don't seem that far away, but when you break it down, 1991 was THIRTY years ago. How is that even possible?

Now you're probably asking yourself why you'd want to watch an interview that is more than 10 years old of a Maine lobsterman. And my best answer? Nostalgia.

May we never forget the joy of getting a new L.L. Bean backpack or scoring a shiny new pencil case.