Maine State Building

About Maine State Building

The Maine State Building was constructed for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago and later moved to Poland Spring. Its Queen Anne design and construction with Maine granite, slate and timber give it a historic setting. The preservation society lists its museum buildings as available to book for private parties, weddings and events.

The facts

Kind of place

Museum

Last updated

November 2026

On the big wedding guides

• Not listed on WeddingWire (checked November 2026)
• Not listed on Zola (checked November 2026)

How to reach Maine State Building

• Website: polandspringps.org
• Phone: (207) 998-4142
• Address: 37 Preservation Way

Wedding venues near Maine State Building

• Poland Spring Resort — Poland, ME · up to 175 guests
• Poland Spring Resort — Poland, ME · up to 175 guests
• Cliffside Lodge — Poland Spring, ME · up to 100 guests
• Rock Mountain Farm — Poland, ME
• Wolf Cove Inn — Poland, ME · up to 50 guests
• Thompson's Orchard — New Gloucester, ME
• The Maine Wedding Barn at Farview Farm — Minot, ME · up to 175 guests
• Franco Center — Lewiston, ME · up to 200 guests
• Lost Valley — Auburn, ME · up to 1,000 guests
• Cunningham Farm — New Gloucester, ME · up to 250 guests

More museum venues nearby

• Maine Museum of Innovation, Learning and Labor (Maine MILL) — Lewiston, ME · up to 300 guests
• Maine Museum of Innovation, Learning and Labor (Maine MILL) — Lewiston, ME · up to 300 guests
• Yarmouth History Center — Yarmouth, ME · up to 120 guests
• Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine — Portland, ME · up to 300 guests
• Portland Museum of Art — Portland, ME · up to 300 guests
• 8th Maine Oceanfront Lodge & Museum — Peaks Island, ME · up to 150 guests
• Maine Maritime Museum — Bath, ME
• Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum — Alna, ME · up to 130 guests
• Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum — Alna, ME · up to 130 guests