Sebago Brewing in Gorham receives makeover

GORHAM (WGME) – A longtime restaurant in a historic building has now gotten a makeover.

Those behind the project to renovate Sebago Brewing in Gorham raised a pint to the project Tuesday.

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The restaurant is in a building that was originally built as a railroad station in 1853. Sebago Brewing moved in in 2001.

Now there's a larger kitchen, new bathrooms and a bigger bar, with room for more draft options.

Co-founder Kai Adams says they ran into construction challenges that forced them to be closed for four months, but in the end, it's worth it to be there.

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“We knew Gorham is a really growing community, and we are willing to invest because we feel like we are part of this awesome community,” Adams said.

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Adams says the renovations were also designed to keep the historical feel of the building.