Bar Harbor

American  

noun

1. a town on Mount Desert Island, in S Maine: summer resort.

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Example Sentences

Camden’s footprint runs from Bah Habbah, Maine—we don’t call it Bar Harbor—down to York, Maine, mostly along the coastline.

From Barron's

In high school, Baltimore enrolled in a summer program at the prestigious Jackson Laboratory at Bar Harbor, Maine, where he made a discovery that altered his life and set him on the path to science.

From Los Angeles Times

Accustomed to ceding the spotlight to showy spots like Bar Harbor, some in the county are not sure how they feel about its fleeting status as the place to be.

From New York Times

Among the best-known sites to suffer damage were the century-old Shore Path in Bar Harbor and Pemaquid Point lighthouse in Bristol, depicted on the Maine commemorative quarter.

From New York Times

Earlier Saturday in Bar Harbor, Maine, the touristy gateway to Acadia National Park, a whale watch vessel broke free of its mooring and crashed ashore.

From Seattle Times