| Kennebunkport's locale | 26 |
| Kennebunkport locale | 20 |
| Its state berry is the blueberry | 32 |
| Its seal has an anchor and a moose | 34 |
| Its motto is "Dirigo" | 31 |
| It's been remembered since 1898? | 36 |
| It was created by the Missouri Compromise | 41 |
| Home to Bates College | 21 |
| Home to Acadia National Park | 28 |
| Home of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge | 50 |
| Home of the Calendar Islands, once thought to total 365 in number | 65 |
| Home of L. L. Bean | 18 |
| Historic battleship | 19 |
| Havana memory | 13 |
| Havana casualty: 1898 | 21 |
| Gosnold touched it in 1602 | 26 |
| Former exclave of Massachusetts | 31 |
| Feb. 15, 1898, headline word | 28 |
| Famed battleship | 16 |
| Downeaster state | 16 |
| Down-easter's state | 23 |
| Down-easter's home | 22 |
| Coffin's "___ Ballads": 1938 | 42 |
| Casco Bay locale | 16 |
| Belfast is on its shore | 23 |
| Battleship destroyed in 1898 | 28 |
| Bath's state | 16 |
| Bates College locale | 20 |
| Bar Harbor locale | 17 |
| Arizona band, oddly enough | 26 |
| Appalachian Trail's northern terminus | 41 |
| Appalachian Trail terminus | 26 |
| Acadia National Park state | 26 |
| Acadia National Park site | 25 |
| Acadia National Park setting | 28 |
| A ship remembered | 17 |
| A neighbor of Quebec | 20 |
| 1898 naval casualty | 19 |
| "Remembered" ship | 27 |
| "Remember the ___," 1898 slogan | 41 |
| "Dirigo" is its motto | 31 |
| "As ___ goes, so goes . . . " | 39 |
| New Hampshire or New Brunswick? | 31 |
| Lewis book about lobster? | 25 |
| Thesis statement | 16 |
| Theme, e.g. | 11 |
| Presentation at the start of a five-paragraph essay | 51 |
| Central thrust | 14 |
| In good part | 12 |
| How the rain in Spain falls on the plain | 40 |
| "...falls --- on the plain" | 37 |
| Best bud | 8 |
| Pal or top aide, in jive | 24 |
| Go-to guy, perhaps | 18 |
| Best bro | 8 |
| Computer offering | 17 |
| Online starting point | 21 |
| Top-level commands, collectively | 32 |
| Starting point of a phone tree | 30 |
| Primary list of computer options | 32 |
| Primary computer list | 21 |
| Automated answering machine base | 32 |
| Big pipes | 9 |
| Some underground pipes | 22 |
| Principal pipes | 15 |
| Underground conduits | 20 |
| Sewers have them | 16 |
| Large pipes | 11 |
| Sewer lines | 11 |
| Water or gas followers | 22 |
| Water lines | 11 |
| Underground lines | 17 |
| Sewer parts | 11 |
| Sewer connections | 17 |
| Reservoir conduits | 18 |
| Primary pipes | 13 |
| Pipelines | 9 |
| Large water conduits | 20 |
| Hydrant feeders | 15 |
| Gas conduits | 12 |
| Combined-flow pipes | 19 |
| Certain conduits | 16 |
| Bounding and water | 18 |
| Bounding and Spanish | 20 |
| Big water pipes | 15 |
| Schooner feature | 16 |
| Windjammer sheet | 16 |
| Part of a schooner | 18 |
| What a sane male turns at sea | 29 |
| Square-rigger's necessity | 29 |
| Square-rigger need | 18 |
| Schooner propellant | 19 |
| Kin of a topgallant | 19 |
| It's connected to a boom | 28 |
| It's above a boom | 21 |
| Important item on a schooner | 28 |
| Significant other | 17 |
| Steady guy or gal | 17 |
| Significant other, slangily | 27 |
| Significant other, in the gossip columns | 40 |