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Maine Sea Glass Directory
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Brunswick
Sea Glass of Maine
246 Mere Point Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
Phone: 207-729-3140
Website: seaglassofmaine.com
Hebron
Island Sea Glass
52 Brighton Hill Rd
Hebron, Maine 04238
islandseaglass@aol.com
Kennebunkport
Sea Glass Jewelry Studio
17 Dock Sq
Kennebunkport, Maine 04046
(207) 967-1982
South
Berwick
Tears Of The Sea
PO Box 10
South Berwick, ME 03908
207-384-0970
www.tearsofthesea.com
Spruce Head
Maine Sea Glass Works
48 Merchants Landing Rd
Spruce Head, ME 04859
Phone: 207-594-1801
www.maineseaglassworks.com
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Note: Sea glass usually refers to naturally tumbled glass that's found on saltwater shores, while beachglass or beach glass can refer to the tumbled glass found on any body of water with enough wave action, such as large lakes.
Lake glass is a term not used very often but is accurate if used for beach glass found on the large lakes such as the Great Lakes of North America.
