When you think of fall, cool weather, crisp air, and vibrant foliage come to mind. Maine, particularly Bar Harbor, is the poster child for a stereotypical New England autumn.
In its early days, Bar Harbor was an economic center of the Northeast, but its many visitors began seeing the seaside town more as an attractive tourist destination. In the late 1800s, hotels began popping up en masse, and soon more people were only staying temporarily rather than living there on a full-time basis.
