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Perry's Tropical Nut House

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USA near Sherbrooke
Belfast Museum

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belfastmuseum published on 07/23/2020 3:39 p.m.:
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Perry's Tropical Nut House billed itself as "the most interesting place on the Maine Coast" and still remains a favorite tourist stop to this day. In 1926, Irving L. Perry started selling pecans and trinkets at his former cigar factory on the east side.

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