Maine Advertising

Old Town, Maine, is an old mill town with a population of approximately 7,720 people. On every block houses are lined up one by one adjacent to the pavement. When you look into their lawns you see what you would expect, like cars, children’s toys, lawn care equipment and lawn decorations. What is interesting about walking down a tight-knit string of neighborhoods is what you don’t expect to see. The summer months and early fall are popular times to try to sell things you don’t need or want anymore. Many people give those things to Goodwill or the Salvation Army, or maybe have a yardsale if they’re feeling inspired. Some people, however, decide they want to run their luck with selling the item or items on their front lawn. As you walk the streets of Old Town, Maine, you will find houses and cars for sale, but you will also find things you aren’t expecting.

The Masiello Group of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate advertising there are homes for sale on Burnham Street.

A house for sale on Main Street, advertised by the Masiello Group of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate.

A blue Dodge Ram being sold on the side of Oak Street.

A white Chevrolet Caprice for sale in a driveway on Seventh Street, with a sign saying “Holy bats cowman, another as-is special $1200.00.”

A free truck bed cover on Pine Street.

A bedroom in a first floor apartment for rent on Main Street.

Dark bark mulch for sale on the corner of Penny Road and Main Street.

A rusted axle for sale on Seventh Street.

A wooden porch swing being sold for $160 on the corner of Jefferson and Center street.

An old wood stove advertised for sale on Center Street.