Original and authentic Maine Buoy Bells®

On the Downeast Island of Mount Desert, the quaint town of Bar Harbor provides respite for the weary traveler. The stunning coastal shores, the wild forests of Acadia National Park, and the friendly community of townsmen add to the nostalgic atmosphere of Bar Harbor.

A bustling and busy harbor offering peace and respite from the Atlantic Ocean's power, our Boothbay Harbor Bell reflects the mellow calm that overtakes all at day's end.

There is no more stirring sight than the Camden Hills seen at sunset from the water. Inspired by the bell buoys found outside Camden's Harbor, this bell captures the delight shared by all sailors on Maine's Penobscot Bay.

The Chesapeake Bay was shaped over 10,000 years ago. Through the years it has been a pristine wildlife habitat and home to generations of water men and women depending on it for their livelihoods. The Chesapeake Bell® commemorates life, work and play on this mighty Bay.

Based on the light and silvery tones of bells originally worn by sheep and cattle so they could be easily located on unfenced island pastures along the Coast of Maine and New England! Personalize your Island Pasture Bell with your choice of Windcatcher.

Created to celebrate the spirit, imagination and courage of the US. An iconic image crafted on the coast of Maine evoking memories and creativity …..

Created to celebrate the spirit, imagination and courage of the US. An iconic image crafted on the coast of Maine evoking memories and creativity …..

This lovely island is known both for its natural beauty and the courage of its sailors, both rugged with spirit! The Nantucket Bell® has a very deep single mellow tone that will bring you right next to the bell buoy! 

Surfcasting, beach combing and beautiful sunrises belie the treacherous fury the Atlantic Ocean can visit upon the Outer Banks. The hardy people on these tenuous strips of land depend on bell buoys to safeguard their way through inlets and dangerous shoals.

This bell is deep and profound, like the craggy Pemaquid Peninsula. With history stretching back before America's settlement, the land its coves have welcomed sailors for over 350 years. It is here that North Country Wind Bells was created!

Since the early 1600's, Portland's Harbor has seen world trading by clipper ships, steam ships ad even been bombarded by the Royal Navy in 1775! Now the steadfast harbor buoys ensure safe guidance for fishing vessels, tankers, ferries and cruise ships that visit and work in this famous Maine port of call.

Portsmouth and Kittery harbor the great Piscataqua River Bridge joining New Hampshire and Maine. The Shipyard is a heart & soul to this harbor as well A great history exists from days past to present.

Standing guard with the infamous Nubble Light, in York Maine, this bell has protected thousands of sailors from their demise. The Lighthouse on top of a Crag and the Bell at the end of a clump of ledges have been recorded in history as being in "every way admirable" (Samuel Adams Drake, The Pine Tree Coast, 1891). Let this bell's Haunting Sounds, Magic Memories  take you to York Harbor and the craggy Maine Coast.