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Maine Guide to Inns and Bed & Places 1987

The Publicity Bureau Maine Guide to Inns and Bed & Breakfast Places Index by Towns Town Page No. Town Page No. Alfred 2 Lincolnville 31 Augusta 20 Lincolnville Beach 31 22 Litchfield 21 Bangor Area 39-40 Lubec 50 Bar Harbor 40-41 Milbridge 50 Bass Harbor 42 Monhegan Island 32 Bath 22 Naples 18 Belfast 23 New Harbor 32 Bethel 14-15 Newcastle 32-33 Biddeford Pool 2 Nobleboro 33 Bingham 21 Norridgewock 21 Blue Hill 42 Northeast Harbor 45 Boothbay 24 North Edgecomb 33 Boothbay Harbor 24-25 North Haven Island 33 Bowdoinham 25 North Waterford 18 Bridgton 16 North Windham 18 Bristol Mills 25 Oakland 21 Brooksville 43 Ogunquit 9-10 Brunswick 25-26 Otisfield 18 Bucksport 43 Pemaquid 34 Camden 27-29 Port Clyde 34 Cape Neddick 2 Portland 11 Cape Newagen 29 Prospect Harbor 45 Carrabassett Valley 16 Rangeley 19 Castine 43 Rockland 34 Center Lovell 16 Rockport 34-35 Cornish 17 Saco 11 Crouseville 51 St. George 35 Damariscotta 29-30 Sanford 11 Deer Isle 44 Scarborough 12 Dennysville 48 Searsport 35 Dover-Foxcroft 47 Sebasco Estates 35 East Boothbay 30 Skowhegan 21 East Machias 49-50 South Bristol 35 Eastport 49 Southwest Harbor 45-46 East Waterford 17 Stonington 46 Eliot 3 Strong 19 Ellsworth 44 Surry 46-47 Enfield 48 Tenants Harbor 36 Freeport 3-4 The Forks 21 Friendship 30 Thomaston 36 Fryeburg 17 Vinalhaven 36-37 Gorham 4 Waldoboro 37-38 Gouldsboro 44 Walpole 38 Greenville 48 Washington 38 Hancock 44 Waterford 19-20 Harpswell 30 Weld 20 Harrison 17 Wells 12-13 Isle au Haut 45 West Bath 39 Islesboro 30-31 West Bethel 20 Jefferson 31 Winter Harbor 47 Jonesport 50 Winthrop 21 Kennebunk 4 Wiscasset 38 Kennebunkport 4-8 Yarmouth 13 Kingfield 18 York 13 Kittery 8 York Beach 13 Kittery Point 9 York Harbor 14 Lamoine 45 Maine Guide to Inns and Bed & Breakfast Places 1987 EDITOR PETER D. BACHELDER CONTRIBUTING EDITORS HEATHER F. FOGG MEL READ

TABLE OF CONTENTS Index by Towns Inside Front Cover South Coast 2-14 Western Lakes and Mountains 14-20 20-21 22-39 39-47

Sunrise Country 47- 48

Katahdin/Moosehead 48- 50 Aroostook 51 Index of Advertisers Inside Back Cover

A PUBLICATION OF THE MAINE PUBLICITY BUREAU, INC. 2 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES SOUTH COAST Maine in a nutshell—that’s how a Maine visitor once described York County. For here in this “southern gateway to Maine” the state’s traveling guest finds every form of natural advantage for vacationing, from world-famous beaches of spark­ ling white sand to lakes and hills and shore where people have settled for more than 300 years. Also included in this region are portions of Cumberland County as far north as Freeport and the state’s most populous city, Portland.

ALFRED THE OLDE BERRY INN — Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Colonial house on the village green of a classic village surrounded by farmland, wooded hills, lakes and streams. A world away from summer crowds, yet only 25 minutes to Maine’s famed rocky coast and sandy beaches. Cozy rooms, antiques, fireplaces. Hearty breakfast. nearby. Non-smokers. Rates: $35-40 single, $40 double. The Olde Berry Inn, Kathe and Lloyd Gallegos, Innkeepers Kennebunk Road, Alfred Maine 04002. (207) 324-0603.

BIDDEFORD POOL THE LODGE — Charming home. Breathtaking views of . Excellent sailing, fishing and 5 minutes to private beach. 10 mile to Kennebunkport, 18 miles to Ogunquit, 20 miles to Portland. 4 rooms with shower and sink. Rates: Upon request. The Lodge, John Oddy, 19 Yates Street, Biddeford Pool, Maine 04006. (207) 284-7148.

CAPE NEDDICK CAPE NEDDICK HOUSE — P.O. Box 70, Cape Neddick, Maine 03902. (207) 363-2500. SEA CHIMES B & B — Shore Road, Cape Neddick, Maine 03902. (207) 646-5378.

WOODEN GOOSE INN — A 19th century captain’s house trans­ formed into a luxuriously comfortable inn, minutes from Ogun­ quit. With only seven guest rooms, our pace is unhurried and uncrowded. There’s plenty of time for our spectacular breakfast which may include poached pears l’orange with Grand Marnier sauce or scandalous eggs Oscar. After a day of sightseeing, shop­ ping, or seaside exploration, you’ll enjoy an equally sumptuous high tea. Then perhaps a lingering stroll through our seasonal garden to the lovely . We’ve got the perfect place for a perfect Maine day. Request our brochure. Wooden Goose Inn, Route 1, Cape Neddick, Maine 03902. (207) 363-5672.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 3 ELIOT EWENICORN FARM — 116 Goodwin Road, Rt. 101, Eliot, Maine 03903. (207) 439-1337. HIGH MEADOWS — Located only 4'/2 miles on Route 101 from Route 1 (turn at Kittery Trading Post). This Colonial house, c. 1736, is in a country setting, quiet but only minutes away from historic Portsmouth, N.H. Fine dining, theater, discount outlets, beaches and mountain regions. We offer continental plus breakfast and twin or double beds in the decor. High Meadows, Route 101, Eliot, Maine 03903. (207) 439-0590. FREEPORT BROWN GOLDSMITH’S — 1 Mechanic Street, Freeport, Maine 04032. (207) 865-4126. CAPTAIN JOSIAH MITCHELL HOUSE — In-town Freeport, five-minute walk to L.L. Bean on tree-shaded sidewalks, past beautiful old sea captains’ homes. From the moment you arrive, you’ll know you’ve discovered a very special place. Rooms deco­ rated in the satins and velvets of the Victorian Era, with anti­ ques, canopy beds, and walls filled with oil paintings. Every floor covered with finest of oriental rugs. Full breakfast in the formal dining room with its magnificent chandelier. Private and shared baths. Open all year. No smoking. Alan and Loretta Bradley, Capt. Josiah Mitchell House, 188 Main Street, Freeport, Maine 04032. (207) 865-3289. HARRASEEKET INN — A luxury bed and breakfast inn two blocks north of L.L. Bean. Private bath (jacuzzi or steam), cable T.V., A.C., antiques, some fireplaces, full country breakfast. Explore 80 upscale factory outlet stores (Anne Klein, Ralph Lauren, Cole Haan) within walking distance. Sail, fish from South Freeport Harbor. Great restaurants. Explore Wolf’s Neck Park, Audubon Sanctuary, . Port­ land’s Old Port 20 minutes south. Brunswick, Bowdoin, U.S. Naval Station 10 miles north. Attend L.L. Bean public clinics on interesting subjects from Atlantic salmon fishing to cross-country skiing. Free brochure. Amex, MC, Visa. If you’re planning to come to Freeport, stay with us. Harraseeket Inn, 162 Main Street, Freeport, Maine 04032. (207) 865-9377. HOLBROOK INN — Exceptionally comfortable and spacious accommodations. Each room has a Queen-size bed, Cable color TV, private bath. Relax in the charming Sitting room. Enjoy a hearty breakfast in our “ Recipe Room” . Just park your car and walk downtown and visit the many outlet shops. It’s only 20 minutes to Brunswick and Portland. Open all year. No smoking. Holbrook Inn, 7 Holbrook Street, Freeport, Maine 04032. (207) 865-6693. Bea and Ralph Routhier, your hosts. THE ISAAC RANDALL HOUSE — A charming country inn built in 1823, offering the cozy elegance of antique furniture, oriental rugs and handsewn quilts. Walk to L.L. Bean and Freeport’s many fine shops. You’ll enjoy a hearty breakfast in our open-beamed country kitchen; share good conversation and refreshments with other guests in the pleasant common room. Pond, woods, areas, horseshoes and croquet. Eight comfortable guest rooms, six with private baths. Open year-round. The Isaac Randall House, Independence Drive, Freeport, Maine 04032. Telephone (207) 865-9295. Jim and Glyn Friedlander. THE OLD RED FARM — Our 200-year-old restored farmhouse among perennial, herb, and wild flower gardens is 2 miles from L.L. Bean. Three guest rooms are simply furnished with antiques, primitive hooked and braided rugs. Seasonal. No smoking, no pets. Rates and further information on request. The Old Red Farm, RR 2, Box 242, Desert Road, Freeport, Maine 04032. (207) 865-4550. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 4 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES

THE VILLAGE INN — Relax and enjoy your with us while visiting Freeport. We have eight - style units with private baths, color TV’s, air-conditioning, and electric heat. We also serve a hearty breakfast to start your day. You will find yourself in a very relaxed atmosphere where you can stroll about as you like. If you’d like to sit around and enjoy some friendly chit-chat, or perhaps you would like some information on the area, just come into our dining area. We are located within walking distance of all the local shops, L.L. Bean, McDonald’s, fine restaurants, post office, laundramat, and places of worship. “Park and walk.” The Village Inn, Lewis & Jacqueline Corliss, 186 Main Street, Freeport, Maine 04032. (207) 865-3236. GORHAM COUNTRY SQUIRE BED AND BREAKFAST — Our Cape Cod home dates from 1779. Enjoy beautiful hills and dales of a college village. Breakfast served in our country kitchen-dining room or outdoor patio deck (in season). Commuting distance to Maine’s finest antique shopping and dining. We try to offer you a home-like atmosphere away from home. Comfortably pleasant in our country setting! Check-in after 2P.M. (earlier by arrange­ ment). Check-out at 11 A.M. Rates: $35 single; $45 double, including full Breakfast. Ice and telephone available. Country Squire Bed and Breakfast, Ed and Jane Carr, RR l, Box 178, Mighty Street, Gorham, Maine 04038. (207) 839-4855. KENNEBUNK ARUNDEL MEADOWS INN — Open year round, this 165-year- old farm house has been converted into an intimate Bed and Breakfast Inn — six rooms, all with private baths, air condition­ ing, some with fireplaces. Rooms are individually decorated with art objects and paintings from the owner’s collection. Rates in­ clude gourmet breakfast prepared by the professional owner-chef, trained by nationally known teacher and author, Madeleine Kam- man. Tea served from 4 to 6 p.m. Located minutes from Ken- nebunkport, beaches, stores, restaurants, art galleries, antique shops. Arundel Meadows Inn, Route I, Arundel, Maine. Write P.O. Box 1129, Kennebunk, Maine 04043. (207) 985-3770. THE KENNEBUNK INN - 1799. Enjoy the flavor of Maine in a beautifully restored inn where visitors and locals gather for excellent food served in an intimate and friendly setting. Recipient of the prestigious AAA Four Diamond Award, the inn and are open year-round. There are twenty-six rooms with private bath and air-conditioning. Special winter package available. The Kennebunk Inn, Arthur & Angela LeBlanc, 45 Main Street, US Route I, Kennebunk, Maine 04043. (207) 985-3351. SUNDIAL INN — 48 Beach Avenue, Kennebunk, Maine 04043. (207) 967-3850. KENNEBUNKPORT BREAKWATER INN — Ocean Avenue, P.O. Box 1160, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-3118. BUFFLEHEAD COVE B & B — Box 499, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-3879. CAPE ARUNDEL INN — Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2125.

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THE CAPTAIN LORD MANSION — An intimate Maine Coast inn. 16 luxurious rooms, each with private bath, 11 with work­ ing fireplaces. Furnished with antiques, queen-size four-poster beds, posturepedic mattresses. 4 diamond AAA rating. Freshly baked served family style in our country kitchen. Open year round. Bev’s features quality craft articles, various “Mansion” , and small Americana antique items. Bev Davis and Rick Litchfield, innkeepers. P.O. Box 800, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-3141.

THE CHETWYND HOUSE INN—Maine Coast. 1840 Colonial. Pristine Bed & Breakfast. Four seasons. Prime location. Stroll to ocean or shops. Kennebunkport’s first B&B meets the needs of people on-the-go. The Chetwynds see to your well-being. suites, with private baths, glow with traditional and antique pieces. Wing chairs in soft hues flank tea tables. After an active day, return to your room lovingly prepared for your relaxation. Enjoy the handsome sitting room. Conversations with world travelers enrich your B&B experience. Join in the cama­ raderie at the traditional board for Susan Chetwynd’s “Sunday Breakfast Every Day” . The Chetwynd House Inn, Susan Knowles Chetwynd, P.O. Box 130 MG, Chestnut Street, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2235.

THE DOCK SQUARE INN — A gracious Victorian Inn formerly a shipbuilder’s home, located in the heart of the historical Kenne­ bunkport village. Warm congenial atmosphere. Just minutes walk to shops, restaurants and all attractions. Rooms furnished with family antiques, canopied and four-poster beds, private baths and color/cable TV. A full hearty breakfast served family-style. ' 2? “Your home away from home . . Rates: $65-72 double occupancy. The Dock Square Inn, Frank & Bernice Shoby, P.O. Box 1123, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-5773.

1802 HOUSE B&B INN — Coastal, well-established, romantic and informal 8-room Bed and Breakfast Inn. Our guest rooms are colonial in decor with private baths. Some have working fireplaces. Cozy common room with fireside where hot mulled cider is served in the fall and winter months. Spring and summer . . . outdoor umbrella tables and grilles. Full breakfast is served each morning which is included in the rate. Easy access from and Portland, Maine airports. The inn is located next to Cape Arundel Golf Course. Walking distance to shops, activities such as whale watching, cruises, deep sea fishing. Beaches short drive. Special Kennebunkport events are “Octoberfest” and December “Christmas Prelude” . Open all year. 1802 House B&B Inn, P.O. Box 646A, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. Telephone (207) 967-5632.

ENGLISH MEADOWS INN — Year-round for over eighty years. 1860 charming Victorian farmhouse. Secluded, country setting, yet easy walk to beaches, shops and all activities. Famous hearty breakfast included in daily rates. Brochure and rates upon request. Mobil and AAA approved. English Meadows Inn, The Kelly Family, Innkeepers. Route 35, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-5766.

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THE FARM HOUSE — A comfortable, quiet Bed & Breakfast in an elegantly furnished Greek Revival farmhouse. Your visit will be one of friendly attention, simple elegance, and since there are only two guest rooms, tranquil privacy. Relax and enjoy the birds and flowers from our landscaped patio and grounds. Only five minutes’ walk from Dock Square and its myriad of interests. Open April to December. Rates: $50 to $55 including Continental Breakfast. Lower rates off-season. Discount for three or more nights. The Farm House, RR 1, Box 656, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. Bart Panzenhagen, Fred Perullo. Phone (207) 967-4169.

GREEN HERON INN — Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-3315. HARBOR INN — A gracious Victorian on scenic Ocean Avenue within easy walking distance to fine restaurants, shops and beach. Comfortably and elegantly furnished with antiques, canopy and poster beds. Eight guest rooms with two suites, all with private bath. Antique shop in Inn featuring art glass, R.S. Prussia china, quilts and early Americana. Paved off-street lighted parking. Open May 1 to December 15. “ Harbor Inn, more than just a night’s lodging, a delightful experience.” Brochure upon request. Rates: Starting at $70.00 per night, double occupancy, including breakfast. Charlotte and Bill Massmann, Innkeepers. Harbor Inn, P.O. Box 538A, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2074.

THE INN AT GOOSE ROCKS — Nestled on 10 wooded and landscaped acres across from the Rachel Carson Wildlife Refuge and within easy walking distance of Goose Rocks Beach. The Inn offers the gracious accommodations and fine dining you would expect of a Country Inn on the Maine Coast. All 32 colonial appointed rooms have private baths, color cable TV and direct dial telephones. Breakfast, lunch and dinner served daily in our oval dining room. Rooftop deck just off our spacious upstairs lounge over­ looks salt water marsh. Outdoor pool and gift shop on grounds. Minutes from Dock Square. Open Year Round. Ed & Serena Wakelin, Innkeepers, Dyke Road & Route 9, P.O. Box 935, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-5425.

THE INN AT HARBOR HEAD — Waterfront Bed & Break­ fast on the rocky shore of picturesque Cape Porpoise harbor. Century-old saltwater farmhouse. Spectacular views of ocean and harbor. Private baths. Four delightfully intimate bedrooms, ham­ mock for two, waterfront dock, swimming, guest sitting room, elegant full breakfast, woodstove, antiques, art, relaxed ambi­ ence, Personal attention our specialty. Between quiet Goose Rocks Beach and bustling Kennebunkport. A refreshing escape year-round. Dog-loving, non-smokers over 12 preferred. Brochure available. Joan & David Sutter, The Inn at Harbor Head, Pier Road, RR 2, Box 1180, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-5564 / 967-4873. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 7

THE INN ON SOUTH STREET — Enjoy the comfortable elegance and romance of this distinctive 19th century home. Join the Downs family for a full gourmet breakfast; good conversa­ tion and views of the river and ocean. Three spacious guest rooms, each with private bath, one with fireplace, are tastefully decorated with period antiques. Guests enjoy afternoon refreshments served in the living room, or weather permitting, in the garden. A short walk to the ocean, shops and restaurants. The Inn on South Street, P.O. Box 478A, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046.

THE KENNEBUNKPORT INN — A charming coastal Inn built in the 1890’s. Just off Dock Square; overlooking the . Shops, art galleries, and the harbor area just steps away. The Inn features 34 rooms, two elegant dining rooms, cocktail lounge, an outdoor swimming pool. Well-known for its cuisine, the Inn’s French-trained chefs use only the finest quality ingredients. Private baths, color TV. The Kennebunkport Inn, PO Box III, Dock Square, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2621.

KYLEMERE HOUSE, 1818 — Charming Federal home built in 1818 by Daniel Walker, one of the original families in the “Port”, nestled among maple trees in a quiet street. Enjoy warm and in­ viting rooms, traditional hospitality and old-fashioned relaxation. Your hosts, Mary and Bill serve a delicious “Down-East” break­ fast in our formal dining room or on the porch overlooking the gardens. Afternoons might find guests sipping English tea, ­ ing lemonade, or enjoying a glass of wine. The Inn is minutes walk to the ocean, shops and restaurants. Rates: $55-$65 Kylemere House, 1818, South Street, P.O. Box 1333, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2780. LAKE BROOK — Turn-of-the-century farmhouse with wrap-around porch overlooking a tidal brook and marsh. We are located '/2 -mile from Kennebunk Beach. Each room accommodates 2 people (cots available for 3rd person). Private and semi-private baths available. A hearty downeast breakfast is served in the dining room or on the porch. Rates: S45-S60. Open year-round. Lake Brook Guest House, RR 1, Box 218, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-4069.

MAINE STAY INN AND COTTAGES — Elegant 1860 bed and breakfast inn rooms and delightful cottage efficiency units located in the quiet surroundings of Kennebunkport’s National Register of Historic Homes. Well-behaved children welcome. Complimen­ tary afternoon tea and desserts served to all guests. Easy walk­ ing distance to restaurants, galleries, shops and harbor. One mile to beach, tennis, and golf course. Open April to November. AAA rated three diamonds. Mobil Guide rated ***. Maine Stay Inn & Cottages, Jacques and Carol Gagnon, Innkeepers, Box 500A-MB, Maine Street, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2117.

NORTH STREET GUEST HOUSE — Beautiful 1850 home; short walk to the “Port” ; lumberjack breakfast included; quiet children welcome; private baths. North Street Guest House, John & Glenda Consla, P.O. Box 1229, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-4452. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 8 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES

OLD FORT INN — Yesterday’s charm with today’s conveniences. Located in historic Kennebunkport one block from the ocean, a luxurious nestled in a secluded setting offering fine lodging, a large pool, private tennis court and antique shop. All rooms with fine antique appointments. The lodge provides an inti­ mate setting for the daily continental buffet breakfast. Rates: $75-5125 double occupancy, breakfast is included. Old Fort Inn, Old Fort Avenue, P.O. Box M, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-5353. OIT) PARSONAGE GUEST HOUSE — School St., Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-4352. THE TIDES INN BY-THE-SEA — Come loaf to your heart’s content at our cozy and casual country inn. Overlooking a beautiful expanse of ocean, there’s swimming and sunning, or stroll on the fine silvery white sands and let the fresh air whisk your cares away. Fishing, golf, tennis, museums, art galleries, shopping and more are nearby. Exceptionally clean, homey New England lodging, terrific Maine cooking, a cozy and our relaxed atmosphere—bordering on inefficiency, we admit—are just what you need to unwind. Come visit us—we’ll make you feel at home. The Tides Inn By-The-Sea, Goose Rocks Beach, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-3757. VILLAGE COVE INN — P.O. Box 650, S. Main St., Kennebunkpor’, Maine 04046. (207) 961-m i. WHITE BARN INN — A country inn and restaurant that will make a believer of country inns out of you. The inn is casually elegant and warm — within walking distance to both beaches and picturesque Dock Square. Twenty-four rooms, all with private bath. The dining room and lounge is set in the property’s architecturally restored barn. It has been acclaimed as a four-star dining experience. Piano entertainment nightly. “Join us and become a shirt-tail relative!” White Barn Inn, John Nahill, Innkeeper, Beach St., RR I, Box 387, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2321. WELBY INN — Turn-of-century charm and country comfort. Seven guest rooms, six baths. Spacious common room with fire­ place. Full home-baked breakfast served in country-style dining room or on adjoining enclosed sun porch. Continental breakfast in bed available. Gift gallery featuring original water-media paint­ ings, notecards, and hand-painted, kiln-fired tiles, all by Betsy Rogers-Knox. Conveniently located on Ocean Avenue. Short walk to beach, marina, galleries, shops, restaurants. Children over eight welcome; sorry, no pets. Open year round. Rates: $55.00-$70.00 tincludes breakfast). Brochure available. Welby Inn, David Knox & Betsy Rogers-Knox, P.O. Box 774, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-4655.

KITTERY MELFAIR FARM BED & BREAKFAST — Welcome to Melfair Farm Bed & Breakfast! Enjoy the quiet, country charm of our 1871 colonial farm. Spacious and comfortable, the house offers a guest living room with TV, horses to pet, and a full breakfast. A five minute ride brings you to 25 or more factory outlet stores offering bargains in china, crystal, leather, and much more. Just minutes from beaches, theater, golf, and historic Portsmouth, N.H. where gourmet restaurants abound. Driving either north or south, follow U.S. Route 1 to the Kittery Trading Post. Turn onto Route 101 (Wilson Road). From here it is only 350 yards on the left to Melfair Farm. For reservations, call or write: Melfair Farm, 365 Wilson Road, Kittery, Maine 03904. (207) 439-0320.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 9 KITTERY POINT HARBOUR WATCH — Quiet Colonial on ’s Harbor. Minutes from best shops, beaches, restaurants, theaters, cruises, fishing, golf. In same family since 1797. Just off Route 103 on Follet Lane, next to Old Burial Yard across from First Congregational Church. A day’s drive from ’s prin­ cipal cities, we’re equidistant (fifty miles) from Portland, Maine and Boston. Moderate rates. Complimen­ tary continental breakfast. April through October. Harbour Watch, RFD l, Box 42, Kittery Point, Maine 03905. (207) 439-3242. OGUNQUIT THE ’S INN — Located on spacious grounds within walking distance of the beach, the Marginal Way, Perkins Cove, the Playhouse and all village pleasures. Enjoy a morning swim or afternoon retreat in our backyard pool. Activities nearby in­ clude sailing, deep sea fishing and tennis. Wake up to Contin­ ental breakfast served in our guest parlor. Admiral’s Inn, 70 So. Main Street, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-7093. BAYBERRY & SHORE HOUSE INN — Shore Road, Box 2120, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-8158. BLUE SHUTTERS B & B INN — Share the peacefulness and ocean view of our special kind of guesthouse. Five guest rooms individually decorated, each with its own color scheme. All of our rooms have a private full bath and include a continental breakfast served on our sunporch. Family-owned, clean, comfortable accommodations with lots of warm hospitality! Located on Beachmere Lane, a quiet, dead-end street. A short walk to everything, including private beaches and Marginal Way. Rates: $65-$70. For reservations: Blue Shutters B & B Inn, Claudio or Lucy Evangelista, 6 Beachmere Lane, P.O. Box 655, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. Phone (207) 646-2163. BLUE WATER INN — P.O. Box 2184, Beach Street, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-5559. CAPT. LORENZ PERKINS HOUSE — P.O. Box 21301, No. Main Street, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-7825. CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS — US Rt. 1, P.O. Box 911, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-2354. THE CLIPPER SHIP — Enjoy the warm hospitality of our 1820 Main House with its wrap-around front porch and its rear sun deck, or the gracious atmos­ phere of our rambling Victorian Annex. Whichever you prefer, a wonderful vacation awaits you. Choose a room with a private or shared bath or one of our more deluxe accommodations, complete with their own entrance, kitchen and sun deck. The best of in- town locations. Stroll easily to the beach and village shops. Lois & Kaye Siegel, Innkeepers, P.O. Box 236, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-9735 or (207) 646-9492.

COLONIAL INN — 71 Shore Road, P.O. Box 895, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-2438. THE GAZEBO — P.O. Box 668, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-3733. HILLCREST INN RESORT — Shore Road, P.O. Box 2000, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-7776. JUNIPER HILL INN — Rt. 1, Box 2460, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-4501.

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LEISURE INN — Enjoy quiet hours of relaxation on our wrap­ around porch, in our spacious living room next to the hearth or in the privacy of your individually decorated room. Our guest­ rooms have been uniquely decorated and boast the charm of old New England. We also offer cottages and apartments, some with A/C, cable TV. Continental breakfast served with guestroom ac­ commodations. Conveniently located in the Village. It is a short walk to beach, shops, restaurants and Marginal Way. Rediscover that old-time feeling of coastal village life in New England. Leisure Inn, 19 School Street, P.O. Box 2113, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-2737.

LEMON TREE INN — 50 Shore Road, Box 564, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-7070. THE MORNING DOVE — A tastefully restored 1860’s farm­ house furnished with antiques. It has light airy rooms and modern baths. European lace curtains, down comforters, original art, unusual antiques, coordinated linens, thick towels, and fresh flowers are some of our extra touches. Prices include welcoming wine and a continental breakfast on our Victorian porch or in our elegant dining room. On a quiet street amidst spectacular gardens, we’re an easy stroll to shops, restaurants, beaches, the Marginal Way, Perkins Cove, and the Playhouse. Rates: S45-S65. The Morning Dove, P.O. Box 1940, 5 Bourne Lane, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-3891. THE OLD VILLAGE INN & GUEST HOUSE — Our 1833 Inn offers the finest accommodations and food to repeat customers each year. Dining rooms, decorated with antiques and art, vary from glass greenhouse to polished walls and fireplace in the “Keeping Room.” Dinner, oreakfast served daily. Accommoda­ tions from large, two-room suites to double. Guest rooms have private bath, air-conditioning, TV. Children and pets welcome with prior arrangements. Centrally located in Ogunquit, within easy walking distance to all shops and beaches. Directly on Ogun- quit’s famous trolley line. Rates: Suites $55.00-$80.00; Doubles $45.00-$60.00. The Old Village Inn and Guest House, Ben Lawlor, Innkeeper. Box 2007, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-7088. PERKINS COVE INN — Woodbury Lane, P.O. Box 2336, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-2232. SEAFAIR INN — A Victorian bed & breakfast Inn, decorated in period antiques. Nineteen rooms in all, most with private bath, efficiencies also available. Our family welcomes you to all the comforts of home. Offering a homemade continental breakfast, served on the glass-enclosed sunporch, or formal dining room. Enjoy afternoon tea served daily in the living room. Ideally located across the street from the ocean, a block from the Marginal Way, and half block from the center. Closed December 23 thru January 31. Your Hosts: The Murray Family, Seafair Inn, 24 Shore Road, Box 1221, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-2181.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 11 PORTLAND CARLETON GARDENS — Glen and Ruth Evans invite you to share their 1890’s town house and garden on Portland’s historic West End. There are two guest rooms: one with twin beds, one with a double bed, Franklin stove and pleasant sitting area. Breakfast is fresh fruit and one of Ruth’s specialties, perhaps apple pancakes. Rates: $35 and $45 nightly, $5 less for singles. Car let on Gardens, 43 Car let on Street, Portland, Maine 04102. (207) 772-3458. THE INN AT PARKSPRING — Unique three-story town house in the heart of Portland, corner of Park and Spring Streets. Built in 1845, it reflects Portland’s 19th Century Architecture. Seven lovely rooms, most with private bath. Within walking distance of the Civic Center, downtown, the Old Port Distritct, Inter­ national Ferry, museums, Performing Arts Center, restaurants, Longfellow House, waterfront and Victoria Mansion. Continental breakfast, comfortable, casual atmsophere, television and telephone avail­ able. Rooms for small conferences or private receptions. Reservation desk: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Check-in and out times flexible. Children over 12 are welcome. 48-hour cancellation notice, major credit cards are accepted. Call or write for brochure and seasonal rates. The Inn At ParkSpring, 135 Spring Street, Portland, Maine 04101. (207) 774-1059. INN ON CARLETON — Graciously restored Victorian townhouse located in Portland’s historic West End, offering warm, hospitable accommodations. Easy access to all that is Portland. Short walk to Portland Museum of Art and Portland’s Performing Arts Centers. Close at hand are Old Port shops, restaurants and Casco Bay’s Calendar Islands. Large period rooms appointed to reflect a past era. Breakfast is a lively event where travelers meet around the dining room table or in the parlor. The extra dimension of personal exchange is always helpful, often memorable, and sometimes very special. Join us! Rates: $28.00-$63.00. Inn on Carleton, 46 Carleton Street, Portland, ME 04102. (207) 775-1910.

SACO 1810 — HOBSON HOUSE — 398 Main Street, Saco, Maine 04072. (207) 284-5446.

SANFORD ALLEN’S INN & CHATEAU — Unique, gracious, charmingly cozy Allen’s Inn (one-time turn-of-century mansion), Motel & Chateau. Private baths, phones, color/cable TV, many with HBO, some with fireplaces. Summer theaters, antique shops, museums, golf, horseback riding close by. Located in historic York County, short drive to southern Maine beaches, an hour to Portland-Freeport, or White Mountains-North Conway area. Meet others in Christopher Levett Room for full or continental breakfast featuring homemade pumpkin bread, pastries, coffee/ tea and juice. Rte. 109 - 4A - off US 202; Rte. 95 Exit 1 or 4. Allen’s Inn, 279 Main Street, Sanford, Maine 04073. (207) 324-2160.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 12 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES SCARBOROUGH INN — Only 400 feet from a beautiful sandy, ocean beach. Get away from it all and enjoy swimming, sun-bathing, fishing, relaxing, but still be convenient to Portland and the Maine Mall. A homey, family inn with lovely, airy guest rooms, a cocktail lounge, tv room, and sunporch. Open Memorial Day to Columbus Day. Dining room open July and August featuring fine home-cooked prepared with Gram’s secret “receipts” . Continental breakfast available after Labor Day. Rates: $45-60 daily, E.P. Private baths and shared baths. Weekly, M.A.P., or off-season rates available. Reserva­ tions advised. Free brochure. Higgins Beach Inn, Scarborough, Maine 04074. (207) 883-6684.

WELLS BAYVIEW INN BED & BREAKFAST — Located in Wells, Maine, directly on the ocean. An 1890 barn restored to a cozy bed and breakfast with clean, comfortable rooms with shared baths. Private decks overlook the and seals at low tide; the Rachel Carson Sanctuary Bird Preserve from the rear deck. Next-door is a lobster pound. Come enjoy and relax in a friendly atmosphere. Open year-round. Major credit cards accepted. Rates: $35 and up. Bayview Inn B & B, 2131 Webhannett Drive, Wells Beach, Maine 04090. (207) 646-9260.

THE HAVEN — A unique guest house that was once a country church. Located in a residential area, yet close to everything. 400 feet to the beach. Large bright rooms each with a private bath. Rear deck overlooking the wildbird sanctuary. Excellent home­ made muffins. Perfect location. You’ll like our warm, friendly, comfortable atmosphere. Open May 30-October 12. Write or call: Ilene and Daniel Pincus, Church Street, RR 1, Box 2207, Wells, Maine 04090. (207) 646-4194 or (617) 965-2845.

THE PURPLE SANDPIPER — Located on Route 1, near Mile Road, minutes from the beach. Rooms are comfortably furnished with double and single beds, private baths, cable TV, and refriger­ ator. The front yard, rear deck, and back lawn are equipped with lawn furniture and picnic tables. Continental breakfast includes fresh baked muffins and coffeecakes, juice, fresh fruit, and cof­ fee. Our breakfast room is equipped with a cozy wood stove for cool mornings. Reduced rates May, June, September, October. Brochure and rates upon request. Purple Sandpiper Guest House Bed & Breakfast, RR 43, Box 226B, Wells, Maine 04090. (207) 646-7990.

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SEA ORCHARD INN — Route 1. Fine lodging and breakfast dining accommodations. Colonial era home restored to express its dignified past. Spacious double rooms, and a unique single room for the independent traveler. Shared bath. Common rooms for reading, piano playing, or hearthside chats. 6+ acres of gardens, orchard, and woodlands with walking paths. Lawns for and games, and a wicker settee in the gazebo for an after­ noon’s pause. Walk to town center and harbor. Beaches a short drive away. Open all year. For reservations write: Sea Orchard Inn, P.O. Box 1296, Wells, Maine 04090. (207) 646-5929. YARMOUTH HOMEWOOD INN ON CASCO BAY — Off Route 88. Open mid-June to mid-Oct. The Webster Family has welcomed guests for 40 years to their 16-acre waterfront complex. The oldest building, Maine House, dates from 1742. Rooms, suites and cottages with fireplaces and antiques. All with private baths. House­ keeping units. E.P. Color TV, room phones. Pool, ocean bathing, tennis, nature trails, and bike rentals. Golf and boating nearby. Guest moorings. Delicious country breakfasts served daily. Wednesday night lobster bakes. Gift and antique shops. Major credit cards accepted. Located 10 min. from L.L. Bean and outlet shops in Freeport; 20 min. from Portland with its museums, boat trips and Old Port area. Homewood Inn on Casco Bay, P.O. Box 196, Yarmouth, Maine 04096. Phone (207) 846-3351.

YORK CIDER HILL INN — Country setting in coastal York, Maine. Five miles to beaches and shopping centers. Located 1.5 miles west of Route 1 on Route 91. Comfortable accommodations and warm hospitality. Share bath. Rates include breakfast and tax. Extended stays are negotiable. Off-season rates from September through April. Hosts: Barbara and Ernest Guimond, R.R. I, Box 55, York, Maine 03909. Telephone (207) 363-2071. SCOTLAND BRIDGE INN — Scotland Bridge Road, York, Maine 03909. (207) 363-4432. “A SUMMER PLACE1’ — Charming room in 1800 house. Secluded country setting with beautiful grounds and river view. Private bath plus shower. Only 10 minutes to miles of sandy beaches. Many excellent restaurants nearby. Visit historic York Village’s Colonial attractions. Also, many discount outlets and malls within 5 miles. Serving Continental breakfast with home­ made muffins featuring our own fruits. 2.7 miles West of Route 1 on Route 91. A Summer Place, RFD 41, Box 196, York, Maine 03909. (207) 363-5233.

YORK BEACH CANDLESHOP INN — 44 Freeman Street, York Beach, Maine 03910. (207) 363-4087. LILAC INN — 3 Ridge Road, York Beach, Maine 03910. (207) 363-3930. JO-MAR B & B — Spectacular ocean views from large comfortable rooms. Watch the sun rise over the Atlantic. Rooms are modern and beautifully furnished. Each morning an informal continental breakfast is served buffet-style. Enjoy the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and home-baked goodies. Come take advantage of our special treatment and friendly atmosphere. Sorry, no pets. Open mid-May to mid-Oct. Write or Call: Jo-Mar B & B, P.O. Box 838, York Beach, Maine 03910. (207) 363-4826; (207) 363-2958 (winter and early spring). NAUTILUS — P.O. Box 916, 7 Willow Avenue, York Beach, Maine 03910. (207) 363-6596. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 14 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES YORK HARBOR DOCKSIDE GUEST QUARTERS & DINING ROOM — The Dockside: on York Harbor. Panorama of both the ocean and harbor activities. Spacious grounds. Guest quarters: 22 rooms in early seacoast lodge and four multi-unit cottage buildings. Din­ ing Room: Public welcome for luncheon, cocktails, dinner. Reser­ vations reocmmended. Open Memorial Day to Columbus Day. Rates: $45-95. Write for brochure and tariff card. Dockside Guest Quarters & Dining Room, Harris Island Road, York, Maine 03909. (207) 363-2868 (Guest Quarters) (207) 363 4800 (Dining Room). THE INN AT HARMON PARK — Located two miles from Interstate 95, is a lovely 14-room Victorian home within walking distance to York Harbor Beach and historic York Village. A light breakfast is served on the sunporch. Rates: $55 for private bath, $45 shared. Open mid-June to October. The Antal Family, Route I A, York Harbor, Maine 03911. (207) 363-2031.

WESTERN LAKES AND MOUNTAINS From the fertile, rolling countryside of the southern Sebago-Long Lake Region to northern Franklin County, this lake and stream studded part of the state is a four-season paradise. Fishing, hunting, hiking, canoeing, camping, and skiing are but a few of the many attractions which bring visitors back to this region. The twin cities of Lewiston and Auburn form the State’s second-largest commer­ cial, population, and center, while in the more rural, outlying areas are fertile orchards and farms, and small industries concerned with woodworking and paper products.

BETHEL L’AUBERGE COUNTRY INN — An old-fashioned Inn with comfortable, gracious lodging, excellent cuisine, and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Our selection of large, tastefully decorated rooms with private baths, or a spacious'dormitory are sure to please. Winter rates include a hearty breakfast and dinner. Summer rates include a continental breakfast. Full breakfasts are offered at additional cost. We offer gourmet dinners by reservation for your dining pleasure. Group rates, catering and special meals are easily ar­ ranged. Situated on the edge of town in secluded gardens, L’Auberge is within minutes of golfing, hiking, a zoo, and the White Mountains. L’Auberge is located off the common, behind the Bethel fire station. L’Auberge, P.O. Box 21, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2774. Brent and Linda Frechette, Innkeepers. BAKERS BED & BREAKFAST — RFD 2, Box 2090, Sunday River Road, Bethel, Maine 04917. (207) 824-2088.

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THE BETHEL INN & COUNTRY CLUB — A classic New England Inn and Resort. 70 individually decorated guest rooms, some with fireplaces, all with private baths. Superb cuisine served in two country elegant dining rooms. A variety of resort activities including golf, tennis, lake and pool swimming, sailing, 30 Km. of cross-country skiing and two downhill ski areas nearby. A tavern provides a warm, informal atmosphere with piano bar, entertainment lounge and lighter fare served until closing. Rates: Begin at $72 per person, double occupancy, include dinner, breakfast and use of resort facilities. On the Village Common, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2175. In Maine Dial: 1-800-367-8884; Outside Maine: 1-800-654-0125. THE CHAPMAN INN — Welcome to our historic home in the heart of the village, overlooking the Bethel Common. Relax in sunny, spacious, comfortable rooms and lounge in our living room or recreation room. Enjoy our private saunas. Awaken to a wholesome breakfast featuring fresh fruit, fresh muffins and other specialties. Walk to Bethel’s fine restaurants and shops, and enjoy convenience to recreation areas and sightseeing. Singles, couples, and families alike will enjoy the Chapman Inn’s friendly, home­ like atmosphere and affordable rates. Efficiency apartments and dorm rooms available. Rates: $20 per person, double occupancy. Dorm rate: $15 per person, includes breakfast. Family and group rates. Major credit cards accepted. Robin and Douglas Zinchuk and family & Fran and Kathleen Szostek, The Chapman Inn, P.O. Box 206, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2657. THE DOUGLASS PLACE — Barbara and Dana Douglass welcome you to our comfortable Bed & (Continental) Breakfast home. Five upstairs bedrooms with twin bed and 2Vi shared bath­ rooms; crib and roll-a-ways available. Living room, den, game room welcome all guests. Large screened gazebo for warm sum­ mer relaxation. Skiers prefer our fireplace atmosphere. White Mts., N.H., historic sites, two major skiways nearby. Village one mile away for restaurants and shops. We extend a warm and friendly greeting to you and hope that here will prove to be your “home away from home” . The Douglass Place, Route 2 Northeast, HCR Box 90, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2229. FOUR SEASONS INN — Elegant 1895 Victorian Bed and Break­ fast in the heart of the village. Enjoy tea and petits fours in our fireplaced parlor or foyer. Choice of 10 antique-furnished bed­ rooms with fresh flowers, fruit baskets and candies on your pillow. Awake to fresh ground coffee served to your room. Break­ fast features flaming fruit compote, eggs benedict or ham and asparagus crepes. Use of our local country club, including golf, tennis, swimming, sailing, X-C skiing and sauna. 7 miles from two major ski areas. No pets or children under 12. Rales: From $25.00 per person double occupancy. Credit cards accepted. Four Seasons Inn, Box 390, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2755. THE POINTED FIR B & B — Paradise Road, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2251. SUNDAY RIVER INN & SKI TOURING CENTER — Relaxed retreat center atmosphere favored by families and small groups. Lodging in private rooms and dorms, family-style meals, game room, fireplace, cross­ country ski trails from the doorstep, downhill skiing one mile away. Open daily through ski season and by reservation for groups throughout the year. Steve & Peggy Wight, Innkeepers, Sunday River Road, RFD 2, Box 1688, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2410.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 16 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES BRIDGTON THE 1859 GUEST HOUSE — Located on the corner of Route 302 and South High Street. It is owned by Dr. and Mrs. William l A Zeller. The house was built in 1859 of Federal design. It is fur­ t ill H nished with period, family pieces. Dr. Zeller has his clock collec­ tion on display. Twin or double bedrooms share a bath. There iff! | 81 is a complete breakfast menu featuring homemade cakes and breads. A public beach is close by with a view of Mt. Washington. Pleasant Mountain Ski Area is near. Antique and craft shops are ’’iK jBfalka .aha in walking distance. Rates are moderate. 1859 Guest House, 60 South High Street, Bridgton, Maine 04009. (207) 647-2508. THE NOBLE HOUSE — Built by a senator, this stately manor is situated on 3 beautiful acres overlooking scenic Highland Lake. Private lake frontage with hammock and canoe for guests. Large tastefully fur­ nished rooms, grand piano, and library. Sumptuous full breakfast served by a glowing fire on chilly mornings. Hiking, swimming, antiques, summer theater, and romantic restaurants nearby. Skiing. Families welcome. Rates: $48-$75. The Noble House, The Starets, 37 Highland Road, Bridgton, Maine 04009. (207) 647-3733. NORTH WOODS BED AND BREAKFAST — A large Victorian home located in the Lakes Region. Its bed­ rooms are a blending of antique and country to give you the casual feeling of belonging rather than just visiting. With the ocean, White Mountains, and five ski all an hour or less away, and beautiful Highland Lake just a short walk, it truly makes this a lovely four-season getaway. North Woods Bed & Breakfast, 55 North High Street, Bridgton, Maine 04009. (207) 647-2100. PLEASANT MOUNTAIN INN — Mountain Road, Bridgton, Maine 04009. (207) 647-2431. TARRY-A-WHILE RESORT — On Highland Lake. Famous “Switzer Stubli” Dining Room open to public. Swiss hospitality Downeast. Cocktails; Swiss chef; swimming; boating; fishing; tennis; sailing; windsurfing; water skiing and public golf course. For a or a stay, the Hans Jenni family is ready to welcome you. Tarry-A-While Resort, Box A, Bridgton, Maine 04009. Tel. (207) 647-2522.

CARRABASSETT VALLEY SUGARLOAF INN RESORT — A 36-room country inn at the foot of Sugarloaf Moun­ tain. Enjoy fine dining in the Seasons greenhouse and good cheer in our Cirque Lounge. Take advantage of downhill skiing on Sugarloaf/USA, ski-touring from our door, and skating on our lighted skating pond. In the summer and fall, enjoy whitewater rafting, fishing, hiking, water-sports, and spectacular fall foliage. Year-round features the Sugar- tree Club with indoor pool, hot tubs, fitness center, and racquetball. Rates: $70/dbl (summer), $110/dbl (winter), EP. Call 1-800-343-4075 from the East Coast; from ME, FL, GA, and CANADA call 1-207-237-2701. Sugarloaf Inn Resort, Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947. CENTER LOVELL AGAWAM KEZAR LODGE — Center Lovell, Maine 04016. (207) 925-3883.

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CORNISH THE CORNISH INN — A charmingly restored old-fashioned New England village Inn nestled in the foothills of the White Mountains in the Lakes Region of Southwestern Maine. The 14 hand-stencilled rooms, most with private baths, abound with antiques and hand-crafted items. Sumptuous country breakfasts await you and are included in the room rate. Escape the madden­ ing crowds yet enjoy nearby antiquing, canoeing, fishing, swim­ ming, hiking, skiing, biking, and endless shopping. Crackling fires enhance your relaxing winter’s visit. Rates: $35-50. The Cornish Inn, Sandy and Gary Holstein, Rt. 25, P.O. Box 266, Cornish, Maine 04020. (207) 625-8501. EAST WATERFORD WATERFORD INNE — Chadbourne Road, E. Waterford, Maine 04233. (207) 583-4037. FRYEBURG THE OXFORD HOUSE INN — Charm, comfort and elegance centrally located on Route 302 in the colonial town of Fryeburg with access to lakes, mountains, ski areas, X-country skiing and the beautiful . Five rooms — 3 with private baths, 2 share 1 bath. Public dining (6-9 p.m.), Sunday brunch (11-2 p.m.), gourmet cuisine. Breakfast on an enclosed glass porch with mountain views. Fishing, canoe rentals, and sandy beach within SSI r tfvfMff walking distance. Eight minutes from North Conway’s endless shopping. Fryeburg’s Private Academy nearby. Brochure, rates on request. Phyllis & John Morris, The Oxford House Inn, 105 Main Street, Fryeburg, Maine 04037. Tel. (207) 935-3442. HARRISON BERT’S PLACE — Come enjoy some “Down East” hospitality. We are open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and invite you to stay with us for a day, two, or even a week. Rates: $29 per night, double occupancy. Bert’s Place Bed & Breakfast, AI & Penny Light, Route 1, Box 867, Harrison, Maine 04040. Tel. (207) 583-4758. TOLMAN HOUSE INN — Elegant 1870 Victorian estate with formal gardens, located on 100 beautiful acres. The recently restored carriage house offers nine lovely bedrooms furnished with antiques, each room has a private bath. Rates include full country breakfast served in our gracious dining room overlook­ ing the rose gardens. Restaurants, antique shops, swimming, boating within walking distance. Shop the outlets in North Con­ way, 30 minutes away or visit Portland (45 minutes). Brochure available. Reservations recommended. “Escape to the quiet serenity of a small country inn.” The Cottons & Soutters, Innkeepers, P.O. Box 551, Tolman Road, Harrison, Maine 04040. (207) 583-4445.

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NAPLES THE AUGUSTUS BOVF. HOUSE — Recently restored antique colonial located in center of Naples at the famous Causeway between Long Lake and Brandy Pond. Most rooms view Long Lake, two with private baths, three shared baths. Full hearty breakfast. All recreation, restaurants and shops within walking distance. Reservations recommended. No smoking, alcohol, or pets preferred. Rooms S39-S49. VISA, MC. Hosts: Dave & Arlene Stetson, Jet. Routes 302 and 114, Sox 501, Naples, Maine 04055. Tel. (207) 693-6365. SONGO BEI) AND BREAKFAST HOUSE — Sebago Lake Region: V* hour from Portland, V* hour from North Conway. Located on the bend of the , with 45 miles of water­ way. Warm, cozy atmosphere with family style breakfast served daily. Open year round. Four seasons area. Hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, bicycling, golf, foliage, skiing and snow- mobiling. Reasonable rates, off-season specials. By the night, the week-end, the week. No pets. Your hosts: Judy and Ben Garron, Songo Bed and Breakfast House, P. O. Box 554, Naples, Maine 04055. (207) 693-3960.

NORTH WATERFORD OLDE ROWLEY INN — P.O. Box 87, Rt. 35, No. Waterford, Maine 04267. (207) 583-4143.

NORTH WINDHAM AIMHI LODGE — RR #3, So. Windham, Maine 04082. (207) 892-6538. SEBAGO LAKE LODGE — Bed & Breakfast right on the shore of Sebago Lake. Swimming, fishing, and free use of canoes and rowboats for our guests. Motor boat rentals are available, or bring your own boat. Complimentary refreshments served nightly by the fireplace in our parlor. Relaxing and informal. Nightly or weekly rates. 27i hours from Boston. Sebago Lake Lodge, White’s Bridge Road, P.O. Box 110, North Windham, Maine 04062. (207) 892-2698. Call or write for reservations or brochure.

OTISFIELD CLAIBERN’S BED AND BREAKFAST — Two large rooms with shared bath. One with a king-size bed; the second with brass beds. Both have sitting areas and are quaintly furnished. A full breakfast is served including homemade muffins. A cozy place to stay where you are treated like members of the family with many extra favors. Claibern’s Bed and Breakfast, Route 121, Otisfield, Maine 04270. (207) 539-2352.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 19 RANGELEY THE COUNTRY CLUB INN — Country Club Drive, P.O. Box 680, Rangeley, Maine 04970. (207) 864-3831. FARMHOUSE INN — Charmingly renovated c. 1850 farmhouse overlooking Rangeley Lake. Country suites with private baths and bunkrooms with shared baths. Visit in our comfortable sit­ ting room or game room or relax on the large porch and listen to the loons. Hiking, canoeing, antiquing, skiing and many more activities are easily accessible from the Inn’s convenient location on Rte. 4. One mile to Rangeley Village, 10 minutes to Saddleback Mt., 45 minutes to Sugarloaf. Open all year. Group rates, in­ cluding meals, available. Rick & Anne Walker, Farmhouse Inn, P.O. Box 496, Rangeley, Maine 04970. (207) 864-5805. RANGELEY INN — 36 rooms in the original Inn and 15 newer units out back by the shore—all with private bath and 2 with private whirlpools and fireplace stoves. The Inn is a period, turn- of-the-century Inn. It sits squarely in downtown Rangeley on the eastern shore of the lake. The wood beam Pub hosts musicians and parties, and is a part of the original 1877 building. The dining room is classic with its high, ornate ceiling, elegant chandeliers, and varnished maple floor. Rooms range from romantic doubles to spacious quadruples—antiques, brass beds, and lots of restored oak abound. Rates: $44-$80. Rangeley Inn, Ed & Fay Carpenter, Box 398, Main Street, Rangeley, Maine 04970. (207) 864-3341.

STRONG THE COPPER HORSE INN —, An antique-furnished, National Historic Register, Victorian mansion, located in the heart of Maine’s western mountain, four-season, recreation area, near all summer and winter sports. A short drive to Sugarloaf/USA and Rangeley Lakes/Saddleback. On Route 145, at the junction of Route 4, just north of Farmington’s University of Maine campus. Lavish breakfasts and “midnight” snacks. Enjoy our artwork displays, hayrides and houseboat rentals. Open year-round. Credit cards accepted. “Extended stay” rates available. Visit a bit of Maine’s old elegance in the comfortable informality of a country inn. The Copper Horse Inn, Main Street, Strong, Maine 04983. (207) 684-3300.

WATERFORD BEAR MOUNTAIN INN — Come to Bear Mountain Inn, So. Waterford, Maine. Open year-round. Provides a warm and comfortable atmosphere overlooking Bear Mountain Lake. Four seasons are: hunting, golf, tennis and skiing nearby. Swimming, fishing and boating on Bear Mountain Lake. Choose from seven tastefully decorated guest rooms, some with private baths. Country-style breakfast served daily. Ski packages and weekend packages available. Bear Mountain Inn, Delivery, So. Waterford, Maine 04081. Phone (207) 583-4404. KEDARBURN INN — Rt. 35, Box Al, Waterford, Maine 04088. (207) 583-6182. LAKE HOUSE — Routes 35 & 37, Waterford, Maine 04088. (207) 583-4182.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 20 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES WELD KAWANHEE INN — Quiet luxury in a peaceful setting, house­ keeping cabins, sparkling white sand beach on Webb Lake, rustic atmosphere, fieldstone fireplaces, famous Mt. Blue State Park, Tumbledown Mt. climbing. Lakeside dining on the screened-in porches. Environment unsurpassed. Rates: $30 and up. The Kawanhee Inn, Lakeside Rt. 142, Weld, Maine 04285. (207) 585-2243 or (207) 778-4306. WEST BETHEL KINGS INN — P.O. Box 92, W. Bethel, Maine 04286. (207) 836-3375.

KENNEBEC VALLEY Typified by scores of lakes, ponds, and streams, the Kennebec Valley Region has long been a favorite of fishermen and vacationers. Situated in wooded, rolling hills and fertile farmlands are three distinctive and famous lakes regions — Winthrop, Belgrade, and China. Among the area’s larger communities are several commercial and educational centers including Augusta, the state capital.

AUGUSTA CROSBY’S BEI) & BREAKFAST — Colonial-style home in residential area within walking distance of restaurants, capitol complex, state museum, archives, shopping and public transpor­ tation. Rooms offer double, two twins, or two double beds. Three rooms have private bath, two rooms share bath. Full breakfast included in rates. From Maine Turnpike take Exit 15, from 1-95 take Exit 30. Travel east on Western Avenue (202) for one and one-quarter mile. At 6th traffic light turn left onto Sewall Street. Turn right onto Green Street. Rates: $26-$30/single; $36-40/double; $10/additional person. Crosby’s Bed & Breakfast, 51 Green Street, Augusta, Maine 04330. (207) 622-1861. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 21 BINGHAM MRS. G’S BED & BREAKFAST — P.O. Box 389, Bingham, Maine 04920. (207) 672-4034. LITCHFIELD OLD TAVERN INN — P.O. Box 455, Litchfield, Maine 04530. (207) 268-4965. NORRIDGEWOCK NORRIDGEWOCK COLONIAL INN — Bed & Breakfast at the Norridgewock Colonial Inn will be a pleasant remembrance of your vacation. Enjoy a small friendly New England village and wake up to the aroma of fresh-brewed coffee and a full breakfast prepared by “Nancy”. Just 15 miles from Colby and Thomas College in Waterville; within an hour of great skiing at Sugarloaf/USA; 15 min. from Belgrade Lakes Region; centered in the best fishing and hunting area and at the junction of scenic Route 2, and Route 8. Large, warmly decorated rooms with private baths. Make your reservations now so there will be “Room in the Inn” when you arrive. Write or Call: Norridgewock Colonial Inn, c/o Nancy & Floyd Whitmore, RFD 1, Box 1190, Norridgewock, Maine 04957. (207) 634-3470. OAKLAND THE PRESSEY HOUSE — 1850. After seven years of diligent and tireless work to save it from destruction and ruin, the pre­ sent owner has restored this historic and cultural heritage to a haven of relaxation and comfort. All suites include a kitchenette and offer a magnificent view of Messalonskee Lake. Activities for all seasons and interests. Ideal for retired couples and singles. Reservations available weekly, monthly, seasonally. The Pressey House, Audrey Bridges, 85 Summer Street, Oakland, Maine 04963. (207) 465-3500. SKOWHEGAN BRICK EARM BED AND BREAKFAST — Three miles from the center of town in a beautiful rural setting. Enjoy our woods trails for hiking or cross country skiing. Accommodation includes large bedroom with two double beds, private bath, and kitchenette where guests make their own breakfast with food pro­ vided by us. Open year round. No pets, no smoking. Rates: From $27.50. Hosts: Jim and Corrilla Hastings, RFD 41, Box 1500, West Ridge Road, Skowhegan, Maine 04976. (207) 474-3949. THE FORKS CRAB APPLE ACRES INN — Early nineteenth-century farmhouse on . Homecooking, congenial atmosphere. Pine floors, wood cookstove, quilts on beds, country hospitality. Breakfast, supper served family-style in informal dining room. Open year-round. Rafting, canoeing, hiking, x-c skiing, snow- mobiling nearby. 140 miles south of Quebec City, approximately five hours north of Boston, on US Route 201. Come see us. Rates: $20 pp, MC & Visa. Chuck and Sharyn Peabody, Innkeepers, The Forks, Maine 04985. (207) 663-2218. Call, write for brochure, reservations. WINTHROP MENATOMA LODGE — RFD 1, Box 3400, Winthrop, Maine 04364. (207) 685-9986.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 22 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES MID COAST The Mid Coast includes the stretch of shoreline north and east from Brunswick to the mouth of the , near Bucksport. Route 1 bisects the Mid Coast, passing through thriving communities like Brunswick, Bath, Damariscotta and Newcastle, Rockland, Camden, and Belfast. Off Route 1 is the Boothbay Harbor region, a summer resort area with a wealth of waterfront activities, as is the case all up and down the coastline. Seek the picturesque out of the way places that have become a favorite to many, or enjoy a multitude of festivals and events that keep ’em coming back.

BAILEY ISLAND BRIAR LEDGE BED & BREAKFAST — Rt. 24, Box 295, Bailey Island, Maine 04003. (207) 833-6931. KATIE’S KETCH — Nestled on rocky two-mile island in Casco Bay, connected to mainland by cribstone bridge awaits Katie’s Ketch, offering housekeeping apartment, large bedroom with oceanic views and first floor bedroom, private bath, bay views. After sampling hearty breakfast prepared by Katie, learn of lobster trap building in Albert’s (retired lobsterman) workshop where he also carves duck decoys. Rates: Rooms $45, 2 or more nights $40. No smoking. Apartment $350 weekly. Katie’s Ketch, Catherine Johnson, Bailey Island, Maine 04003. (207) 833-7785. BATH BAKKE BED & BREAKFAST — RFD 1, Box 505, Foster Pt. Road, Bath, Maine 04530. (207) 442-7185. GLAD II — As an honored guest in my 120-year old home, you will enjoy a delicious continental breakfast of homemade muffins, jams and fresh fruits, comfortable beds and warm hospitality. Located within easy walking distance of town and Maritime Museum, and a short drive to some of the most beautiful beaches in Maine. Two twin-bedded rooms, and one double-bedded room. Non-smokers please. Rates: Single—$30-$35.00; Double—$35-$40.00. Shared baths. Gladys Lansky, 60 Pearl Street, Bath, Maine 04530. Tel. (207) 443-1191. LEVITT FAMILY BFT) AND BREAKFAST — Intown Bath. 160-year-old Victorian home located within walking distance to Maine Maritime Museum, downtown shopping, and fine dining. 14 miles from Reid State Park and Popham State Beach. Rooms comfortably furnished with double beds, shared bath. Breakfast included. We welcome children. Rates: $35.00 to $45.00 (Plus Maine sales tax).

Jan, Arthur and Dan Levitt, 50 Pearl Street/ Bath, Maine 04530. (207) 443-6442. PACKARD HOUSE — A gracious 1790 Georgian home in Bath’s Historic District. Purchased in the mid-19th Century by Benjamin F. Packard, a famous shipwright of Bath, this home remained in his family for five generations. Packard House features period furnishings in the guest rooms, dining room and music parlor. We invite you to discover Bath’s shipbuilding heritage at the Maine Maritime Museum and Shipyard, the historic walk of Sea Captains’ mansions, the quaint shops and restaurants on Front Street, antique shops, art galleries, scenic harbors and historic sites. Rates: $50.00-$65.00 semi-private/private bath and sitting room. (Plus Maine Tax.) Full breakfast included. Packard House, 45 Pearl Street, Bath, Maine 04530. (207) 443-6069. Vincent and Elizabeth Messier, Innkeepers. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 23 BELFAST HIRAM ALDEN INN — Visit this beautifully restored 19th cen­ tury community on . Be our guest(s) at the Hiram Alden Inn (1840). We have preserved this magnificient Victorian with its ornate interior, including hand-carved cherry-wood curved staircase, imported marble fireplace mantels, etc. Choose from eight tastefully decorated guest rooms, ranging from $40.00-$45.00 (double occupancy) and $30.00 for a single room. Includes full breakfast. Activities in the area include swimming, boating, tennis, hiking, antiquing, and a must trip to . Write for brochure to: Hiram Alden Inn, 19 Church Street, Belfast, Maine 04915, or call Jim & Jackie Lovejoy (207) 338-2151. HORATIO JOHNSON HOUSE — In Historic District of Belfast. Comfortable antique accommodations and full breakfast. Five minute walk to restaurants, shops, waterfront. Wonderful antiquing in the area. Location in Mid-coast Maine provides good central base for day trips to all those other marvelous sea coast towns you’ve always wanted to see, such as Camden, Bar Harbor, Blue Hill. Rates: $35-$40 double occupancy—no animals. Brochures sent upon request. Helen and Gene Kirby, 36 Church Street, Belfast, Maine 04915. (207) 338-5153. LONDONDERRY INN — Fully restored 1803 farmhouse secures a quiet country atmosphere on 51 acres of private woods and fields. Seven spacious guest rooms are furnished with period pieces and country charm. Main floor offers a sun porch, game room with piano, a library and a sitting room with TV. Full breakfast is served either on the sunporch or in our large country kitchen at hearthside. Conveniently located on Rt. 3, 1 mile from the ocean and downtown Belfast. Rates: $28-$48. For brochure write: Londonderry Inn, Star Rt. 80, Box 3, Belfast, Maine 04915, or call Kerry or Sarah Bryant at (207) 338-3988. NORTHPORT HOUSE — A wonderfully restored Victorian house (c. 1873) in a coastal community near Camden and Sears- port. We feature a breakfast of muffins, breads, and cereal, along with fresh fruit, cheese, coffee and tea, served in our large common room or on the deck. Our 8 guest rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated. Rooms are available with either queen, double, or twin beds. Each of our 6 bathrooms has bathtub and shower. We have 2 rooms with full kitchens. Rates: $40-$50 double occupancy; $10 additional guest in room. Tax not included. Weekly and off-season rates available. Northport House, City 41, Mounted Route, Belfast, Maine 04915. Phone (207) 338-1422. PENOBSCOT MEADOWS — Just south of Belfast on Route One, overlooking Penobscot Bay, this totally renovated turn-of- the-century Country Inn features six bedrooms and a studio apart­ ment, all with private baths. Conveniently located for day trips to Acadia, Blue Hill, Islesboro or Camden, you can return in time for a delicious dinner out on the deck or in our cozy dining rooms. We have an extensive wine list and a full liquor license. Open year-round. Rates: $39-$79, double occupancy, including a continental breakfast. Penobscot Meadows, Route One, Belfast, Maine 04915. Country Inn & Restaurant (207) 338-5320. Dini & Bernie Chapnick, Innkeepers. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 24 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES BOOTHBAY KENNISTON HILL INN — A 200-year old colonial bed & breakfast on Route 27 situated on 4 acres of lawns, gardens, and borders to country club. A country breakfast is served by your hosts who have many years of experience in the restaurant business. There are 8 comfortably restored rooms with handmade quilts and fresh flowers—private baths and fireplaces. Shops, restaurants, fishing and boats are just one mile away in Boothbay Harbor. Rates: $40-70.00. Hosts—Paul and Ellen Morissette, Route 27, Boothbay, Maine 04537. (207) 633-2159. MasterCard and Visa accepted.

BOOTHBAY HARBOR ADMIRAL’S QUARTERS — Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-2474. THE ANCHOR WATCH — A pretty setting on the scenic shore of Boothbay Harbor. From your window or porch, enjoy in winter, loons and buffleheads feeding near the rocks; at night flashing lighthouses; in summer lobstermen hauling their traps. 5-minute walk to restaurants, shops and Pier 8. Rates: S34-S42 for 2. Special winter rates for small groups, efficiency, discount to Monhegan passengers. The A nchor Watch, Diane Campbell, P.O. Box 102, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-2284. BOOTHBAY HARBOR INN — 37 Atlantic Avenue, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-6302. GREEN SHUTTERS INN — P.O. Box 543, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-2646. HARBOUR TOWNE INN — At the water’s edge, short stroll from village of Boothbay Harbor, the Inn combines convenience of intown lodging facility and charm of country inn. Harbor views, outside decks, fresh salt air. Walk to shops, galleries, restaurants, library, dinner theaters, sports, pool facilities, and more. Open year-round. Private baths. The Inn is a handsomely refurbished Yictorian townhouse. Private parking. Continental breakfast served for Inn guests seasonally. Stay with us and know why our guests return year after year. Rates: On request. Seasonal, extended stay. Harbour TowneInn, 71 Townsend Ave., P.O. Box266, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-4300. THE SEAFARER GUEST HOUSE — Located at 38 Union Street in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. It is a beautiful old sea captain’s house and has been recently redecorated. A light breakfast is served the guests as they enjoy the unobstructed view of the harbor. Hosts are Bob & Esther Hunter, The Seafarer Guest House, 38 Union Street, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538, or telephone (207) 633-4441. SPRUCE POINT INN — Spruce Point, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-4152.

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TUGBOAT INN, RESTAURANT & MARINA — Discover unspoiled treasure on the waterfront. 64 newly renovated guest rooms, lounge, restaurant serving Maine’s finest seafood—all with spectacular water view. Marina, slips, moorings available all season. Easy walk to picturesque shops and galleries. Excur­ sion boating, deep-sea fishing, golf nearby. Open year-round. Special off-season packages. Tugboat Inn, 100 Commercial Street, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-4434 for brochure and reservations.

BOWDOINHAM THE MAPLES — Convenient Brunswick, Bowdoin College, Freeport, Naval Air Station (3 miles 1-95 Exit 25, 20 minutes Brunswick, Freeport). Miles from: Augusta 18, Kittery 80, Bar Harbor 125, Calais 200. Enjoy fine hospitality, full breakfast, quiet country atmosphere at 30 to 50% less than intown rates. Renovated 12-room farmhouse on 40 acres, 3 acres lawn. Maple trees, duck pond and ducks, picnic area. Comfortable rooms, two shared baths. Two rooms upstairs: one double, other twins ($25). One downstairs: Queen ($30). Adjoining room: crib and single bed (extra persons: under 10 - $5; others $10). Smoke detectors, clock radios all rooms. May 15-Oct. 15. The Maples, Shorty & Lorraine Muller, RR 1, Box 75, River Road, Bowdoinham, Maine 04008. (207) 666-3012.

BRISTOL MILLS MIDDLEFIELD FARM — Spend a night with us — or several nights — in this elegant circa 1800 Federal House and working farm set on 180 acres of woods and fields, with a 10 acre lake. Huge shade trees line the drive, and there are many cool private places to read or relax on the grounds, as well as marked walk­ ing trails. Rates: From $50 to $60.00 depending on the accommodations. Room rates include country breakfast. Middlefield Farm, Upper Round Pond Road, Bristol Mills, Maine 04539. (207) 529-5439.

BRUNSWICK AARON DUNNING HOUSE — Luxurious accommodations in the heart of Brunswick’s Historic District. This 1807 Federal home provides three guest rooms with private baths. On the National Register of Historic Places, the Aaron Dunning House was home to Nathaniel Hawthorne during his junior year at Bowdoin College. Special college weekends have two- and three-night minimums. Complimentary breakfast. Children over 14. Smoking limited to sitting rooms. Please, no pets. Aaron Dunning House, 76 Federal Street, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 729-4486. BED & BREAKFAST BY-THE-SEA — Box 2696, RFD 2, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 729-0782.

BRUNSWICK BED & BREAKFAST — Mid-1800’s completely restored 25-room Greek Revival Home. Offers five rooms, shared and private baths plus twin front parlors overlooking the park. Enjoy your full breakfast there or just relax in the evening by the fire. Located in the National Historic District, two blocks from Bowdoin College and restaurants, 10 minutes north of Freeport. Rales: $50-$60. Brunswick Bed & Breakfast, 165 Park Row, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 729-4914. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 26 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES

HARBORGATE BED AND BREAKFAST — Contemporary style redwood home 40 feet from seashore. Flower gardens and wooded landscape. Two ocean-facing first floor bedrooms separated by guest living room with patio. Full bathroom shared by guests. Dock for swimming and sunbathing. Close to Bowdoin College, L.L. Bean and sandy beaches. Rates: $40-$50 per room including continental breakfast. No pets or children under age 13. Open May thru October.

Harborgate, RD 2— 2260, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 725-5894.

THE SAMUEI. NEWMAN HOUSE — Adjoining Bowdoin College campus, a handsome Federal-style house built in 1821 by noted Brunswick architect Samuel Melcher. Seven comfortable guest rooms each uniquely decorated. Continental breakfast featuring breads and pastry freshly baked at the inn, homemade jams and fresh fruit. Walking distance to Brunswick’s shops and gourmet dining. Summer Music Theater and Walker Art Mu­ seum. A short drive to Freeport, Bailey and Orrs Islands, Popham Beach and Reid State Park. Transportation from Portland Air­ port. Open all year. Rates: $30.00-560.00 nightly. Jana & John Peirce, Innkeepers, The Samuel Newman House, 7 South Street, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 729-6959.

SENTER BED & BREAKFAST — Enjoy a restful night at the water’s edge. Open year-round, by your host, Alfred Senter. 14 miles south of Brunswick. Senter Bed & Breakfast, Route 123, South Harpswell, Maine 04079. (207) 833-2874.

REDWINE’S TENNIS, BED & BREAKFAST — For gracious relaxation and surroundings, with a private entrance, private baths and large landscaped yard. One block from Bowdoin College, 3 blocks to the downtown area: museums, places of worship, etc., 10 miles to Freeport, 30 miles to Portland, and 10 minutes to the ocean. Redwine B & B, 27 McKeen St., Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 725-5253.

THE WALKER WILSON HOUSE — A gracious 1803 Federal home designed by Samuel Melcher, this spacious and beautifully, country-furnished home has all the comforts of a fine Inn. We are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and licensed by the State of Maine. One mile off 1-95, Topsham exit . . . 10 minutes from Freeport . . . within walking distance of Brunswick. Rates: $60. Includes full breakfast. The Walker Wilson House, 2 Melcher Place, Topsham, Maine 04086. (207) 729-0715. Skip & Annie O’Rourke, your hosts.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 27 CAMDEN AUBERGINE RESTAURANT & INN — A small, romantic inn with a glorious French restaurant (recommended by Gourmet Magazine, award-winning wine list). The luxury of breakfast in bed. Quiet neighborhood, easy walk to town. An ideal restorative. Please call or write for brochure, reservations. Aubergine Restaurant & Inn, 6 Belmont Avenue, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-8053.

BLACKBERRY INN — Come enjoy a very special respite at this lovely turn-of-the-century inn. We offer spacious bedrooms with shiny brass beds and private half-baths within a rich and roman­ tic Victorian setting . . . only minutes from the heart of Camden. Enjoy full gourmet breakfasts, or linger in your bedroom over homemade breads, coffee, and fresly squeezed juices. Either way, we’ll make your stay in Camden special. Open year ’round. MasterCard and Visa accepted, reservations strongly recom­ mended. No smoking allowed inside the Inn. Write or call: Vicki & Ed Doudera, Blackberry Inn, 82 Elm Street, PQ 3, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-6060.

BLUE HARBOR HOUSE — “A Step Into Yesteryear.” Authen­ tic 1835 Village Colonial restored to its original charm. Quaint guest rooms individually decorated, antique furnishings, hand­ made bedquilts, ruffled country curtains. Shared or private baths, full breakfast on our Sunporch. Family owned and operated, clean comfortable accommodations with warm hospitality. Con­ veniently located, quiet neighborhood, walk to Harbor, shops, restaurants, theatre, museums, activities; day sailing, Wind­ jammer cruises. Ocean and lake swimming, skiing, golf, tennis nearby. Well-behaved children over 8 welcomed, no pets. Private suites and housekeeping apartments available. Reserve early. Rates: $35.00 and up. Non-smokers. Blue Harbor House, 67 Elm Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-3196.

CAMDEN HARBOUR INN — An historic (1874) Victorian Inn, offering a spectacular panorama of harbor, bay and mountains from the best spot in town. Informal cocktails, fine candlelight dining in the solarium or lighter fare plus entertainment in our Thirsty Whale Tavern. Escape weekends, Oct. 31-May 17, in­ cluding meals and room with private bath and views, from $175-$225/couple. ‘‘Visit with us and enjoy the charm and warmth of a landmark inn.” Camden Harbour Inn, 83 Bay View Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4200.

CHESTNUT HOUSE — 69 Chestnut Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-6137.

EDGECOMB-COLES HOUSE — An elegant country inn with breathtaking views of Penobscot Bay. Furnished with oriental rugs, country antiques, and original art. Private baths. Featured in leading publications including the Houston Post, the Toronto Globe and Mail, the New England Bed & Breakfast Book, and many others. Convenient, quiet location. Full breakfast served. Reservations recommended. Weekend packages available in winter. Minimum two-day stay in summer. Write or call: Terry and Louise Price, HCR 60, 43010, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-2336.

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GOODSPEED’S GUEST HOUSE — A charming B & B, quiet location, just 5 blocks from the village harbor. Our 1879 Federal Period Home has 8 guest rooms. Each has delightfully colored wallpaper, antique furnishings, plank floors and in-room basins. Most rooms share the 4 baths (+ one private). A large antique clock collection is displayed throughout. Your continental break­ fast features homemade pastries, squeezed juice and fresh ground coffee. Camden has something for everyone; ocean, lake, ten­ nis, sailing, antiquing, Shakespearean Theatre, opera house pro­ duction, great seafood and many shops. Rates: $45.00 per couple and up. Open May 15-Oct. 15. Goodspeed’s, 60(A) Mountain Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-8077. HARTSTONE INN — In the heart of Camden, a stone’s throw from the harbor. A restored Victorian home with seven bright and airy rooms each with private bath. Some rooms have fire­ places, others have mountain or water views. The Inn is furnished for comfort with period pieces. The common rooms include a parlor with fireplace and a library with cable television. A hearty breakfast with a variety of selections is included. Candlelit din­ ners by reservation or MAP. Contemporary housekeeping suites are also available with special weekly rates. Open year-round. Hartstone Inn, 41 Elm Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4259. Elaine & Peter Simmons, Innkeepers. HIGH TIDE INN — Belfast Road, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-3724. HOSMER HOUSE B & B — 4A Pleasant Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4012. LORD CAMDEN INN — While visiting mid-coast Maine we in­ vite you to be our guests and ‘'njoy Maine’s most picturesque coastal community. Located in a restored 1893 brick building on Camden’s Main Street. Our Inn offers spacious rooms each with its own character, blending the country inn charm of restored antique furnishings with the comforts of private bathrooms, color TV, personal telephones, comfortable beds, and elevator service. Each morning start your day with a complimentary continental breakfast of delicious pastries, muffins, juices, coffee or tea. Most rooms offer balconies with spectacular views of Camden Harbor, the village or the hills. Lord Camden Inn, 24 Main St., Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4325. MAINE STAY B & B — 22 High Street, Camden, Maine 04843, (207) 236-9636. NORUMBEGA INN — 61 High Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4646. PARK STREET INN — A bed and breakfast inn located within walking distance (‘A mile) of the unique town of Camden, Maine. Our Victorian home provides simple, cozy, and comfortable accommodations, with the small number of rooms allowing for friendly, personal service for all guests. Rooms have Queen or Double beds with shared baths, and a full breakfast is included. Camden has interesting shops and restaurants, hiking, sailing, swimming, boat rides, and biking in the summer; skiing (cross-country and downhill), shopping, and great hiking in the winter. We are open all through the year. Rates: $35-$50, November thru May; $45-$60, June thru October. Park Street Inn, 90 Mechanic Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4221.

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THE SWAN HOUSE — A quiet, intimate inn, c. 1870, of five guest rooms furnished with antiques. Semi­ private baths. A full breakfast in our cozy dining area is included. Our shaded gazebo provides a peace­ ful retreat. Located at the foot of Mt. Battie, our inn is just a short walk from Camden Harbor, with its quaint shops, fine restaurants, and spectacular view. Camden, home port of the Windjammer fleet, is conveniently located midway between Portland and Acadia National Park. To reach us, continue on Route 1. At the junction of Routes 1 and 52, turn left. Travel 3 blocks to the inn, on your right. Our driveway is just past our sign. The Swan House, 49 Mountain Street (Route 52), Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-8275. WINDWARD HOUSE — Whatever the reason—whatever the season—you will enjoy the warm hospitality of our cozy Maine home. Guest rooms decorated for charm and comfort. Homemade treats for breakfast. Easy stroll to the village and beautiful Camden harbor. Shared baths. Non-smokers. Reservations sug­ gested. Brochure and rates upon request. Open year round. Windward House Bed & Breakfast, Betty & Len Lubrano, Innkeepers, 6 High Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-9656. CAPE NEWAGEN NEWAGEN SEASIDE INN — Rt. 27 South, Cape Newagen, Maine 04552. (207) 633-5242. DAMARISCOTTA AREA THE BRANNON-BUNKER INN — Quaint “Bed & Breakfast” Inn with seven rooms decorated in different periods from Col­ onial to Victorian are located in 1820 Cape, 1900 converted barn and carriage house, with a view of . Over breakfast, your hosts, former Director of Historic and Environ­ mental sites will assist your planning of day’s activities. Inn is 10 minutes to lighthouse, historic fort, sandy beach, golf, antique % and craft shopping. Rates: $35-$50, private/shared bath, 3 room , open all year, off season rates. Write for folder. Brannon-Bunker Inn, HCR 64, Box 045 V, Damariscotta, Maine 04543. (207) 563-5941. Hosts: Jeanne and Joe Hovance. CLARKS COVE FARM — Elegant late-1700’s Federal-style home, authentic in every detail. Surrounded by gardens, stone walls, 50+ acres. Breathtaking sunset views beyond the apple orchards, ponds, and rolling hills of the Boothbay Peninsula. Artists, photographers, naturalists delight in wildlife and birds. Two spacious guest rooms, antique furnishings, queen beds, shared bath. One private suite. Breakfast on terrace, weather permitting. Near golf course, Pemaquid Point, antique shops, museums, art galleries. Housekeeping apartment available. Non-smokers, please. Minimum 2-day stay. Advance reservations, please. Rates: S55-S80. Full breakfast free. Jeanne & Just Wold, Clarks Cove Farm, Walpole, Maine 04573. (207) 563-8704.

DOWN EASTER INN — Bristol Road, Route 130, Damariscotta, Maine 04543. (207) 563-5332.

ELIZABETH’S BED & BREAKFAST — Route 130. Typical seacoast village, quiet home on lovely grounds overlooking Damariscotta River, walk to antique and gift shops and seafood restaurants. 10 miles down­ river to Pemaquid Beach and lighthouse, 15 miles to Boothbay Harbor attractions. Golf and tennis nearby. Antique-furnished rooms, full breakfast, open all year. Rates: $35-$45 per night. Elizabeth’s Bed & Breakfast, Elizabeth Bates, Box 004, Bristol Road (Route 130), Damariscotta, Maine 04543. (207) 563-1919. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 30 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES

NEWCASTLE INN — 20 rooms, Quiet Village, on water. Bald Eagles, Lighthouse, Rachel Carson Sanctuary, Lobster, Vivaldi, Seals, Maine Blueberry Blintzes, Red Geraniums, Schnauzers, Puffins, New Friends, Antiques. Circa 1920. Welcome. Rates: $45-$55/daily, dbl. occ. Complete breakfast included. Optional dinner during season. Newcastle Inn, G. Frank & Sylvia Kelley, Innkeepers, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-5685.

EAST BOOTHBAY LINEKIN VILLAGE B & B — Unique 1882 house in pristine area of the rocky coast of Maine, on Linekin Bay, with lawns and gardens down to the ocean. A 165 ' pier with float looking out to sea. Fresh ocean air with surrounding pines. Spectacular sunsets. Three guest rooms, shared bath. Delightful breakfast of fresh juice, muffins and fresh coffee, served 8-9 a.m. in our antique dining room. Or have your coffee sitting in one of our comfortable old rockers on the porch overlooking the flower gardens. Our own beach and picnic area under the trees, sun, or on the pier. Open May 1 — mid-October. Reservations recommended. Rates: $30-$40/daily. Linekin Village, Ocean Point Road, Rt. 96, East Boothbay, Maine 04544. (207) 633-3681 (summer) or (305) 588-2416 (winter). FRIENDSHIP FRIENDSHIP INN — P.O. Box 297, Friendship, Maine 04547. (207) 832-4959. HARPSWELL THE VICARAGE EAST LTD. — Our 150-year-old farmhouse, in a gentle country setting, offers an ocean view, including Bailey and Orrs Islands, charming rooms furnished in comfortable, quiet good taste, and exceptional food. A full breakfast is included in the room rate, luncheon is served daily and dinner by reserva­ tion. Winter weekend packages are available for cross-country skiing enthusiasts or area shoppers. 11.3 miles from Bowdoin light. Rates: $45-$50 double occupancy, shared bath. $15 cots. Children and pets accepted with advance notice. Joan & Arnold Moulton, Route 123, Box 368A, West Harpswell, Maine 04079. (207) 833-5480. ISLESBORO DARK HARBOR HOUSE INN — Enjoy the simple elegance and informality of this island mansion. The short ferry ride from Lincolnville serves to separate one from problems and worries of the mainland as you travel toward the untouched beauty of this Penobscot Bay Island, offering you tranquility and scenic wonders. From the Inn you can enjoy views of Dark Harbor, bicycling, nearby golf and beaches. Sailing is available. There are several island restaurants. The Inn, furnished with fine antiques, has the architectural magnificence of an earlier era. Reasonable rates—continental breakfast included. Dark Harbor House Inn, Box 185M, Islesboro, Maine 04848. (207) 734-6669.

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GABLEWOOD — On historic Islesboro, picturesque island in Penobscot Bay. Enjoy the at-home feeling amidst the casual elegance of a former merchant-mariner’s island home. Corriplete breakfast served around the captain’s grand oval table. Peaceful, unspoiled coastal vistas. Glorious sunrises and sunsets. Quiet con­ templation. Ideal haven for those of a creative nature. Light airy rooms. Private and shared baths. Accessible by regularly sched­ uled, 24-car ferry. Crossing time, 20 minutes. Brochure and ferry schedule available on request. Cynthia Buswell, Innkeeper, Gablewood, Main Road, Islesboro, Maine 04848. (207) 734-6969. Winter address, November thru April: P.O. Box 469, Ogunquit, Maine 03907.

JEFFERSON CLARYKNOLL FARM — Vi hour to Coast or Capitol. Open year-round. Centrally located for wonderful day trips to Coast. At Claryknoll you can do all the sightseeing you want and still go home feeling rested. Three Corner Pond offers fishing, canoe­ ing, swimming, picnicing, wildlife observation and marked hik­ ing trails. Spacious rooms, shared bath, continental breakfast, kitchen for your use. Children welcome. Sorry, no smoking, no alcohol, no credit cards. Call or write for brochure. Cfarjjknolf Tarm Rates: $35 double; $5/additional person. Claryknoll Farm, Bill & Lil Johnson, Rt. 215, Coopers Mills, Maine 04341. (207) 549-5250. LINCOLN VILLE LONGVILLE B & B — P.O. Box 75, Lincolnville, Maine 04849. (207) 236-3785. SIGN OF THE OWL — Victorian house, 2 miles to beach. 3 rooms; 2 with double beds; 1 with twin beds; shared bath. Open year-round.. Rates: $35-$50. Sign of the Owl, Route 1, Box 85, Lincolnville, Maine 04849. (207) 338-4669. LINCOLNVILLE BEACH NORTH HOUSE, 1792 — Bed & Breakfast guests. Route 1, Lincolnville Beach, waterside, 5 miles north of Camden. At our 18th century Cape, you’ll experience the mood of early New England. Visit the Maine Rooms shop, specializing in country-style curtains, handcrafted canvas floorcloths and tin lighting. Open year-round. Skiing nearby. Country antique furnishings. Walk to restaurants, sand beach, antique shops and Islesboro Ferry Terminal. Continental breakfast. North House, 1792, P.O. Box 165, Lincolnville, Maine 04849. (207) 789-5500. THE RED HOUSE — Enjoy a true Bed and Breakfast experience in our home overlooking Penobscot Bay. Two twin-bedded rooms with a shared bath. Full breakfast. We are located on Route 1, five miles north of Camden and just two minutes south of the Islesboro ferry. Rates: $40 double; $35 single. Off-season rates: $30 first night, $15 each additional night (Oct. 15-May 20). Sorry, no pets. Your hosts: Ross and Mary Lou Overcash, HC 60, Box 540, Lincolnville, Maine 04849. (207) 236-4621.

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NEW HARBOR THE GOSNOLD ARMS — Located on the harbor on the historic Pemaquid peninsula, the Gosnold Arms is noted for its congenial, family-style atmosphere and outstanding food, including lobster, fresh seafood, home-made muffins, breads, and desserts. The Inn, a remodeled saltwater farm with glassed-in dining porch overlooking the water and 11 cottage units, provides comfortable accommodations. Open mid-June to mid-September; breakfast, Sunday brunch, dinner; Visa/MC. Rates: $48-599 daily, double occupancy, MAP. No pets. The Gosnold Arms, Route 32, North Side Road, New Harbor, Maine 04554. (207) 677-3727. SOUTHSIDE-BY THE HARBOR — Charming rooms with private and semi-private bath. Full homemade breakfast included. Spend a night or several in our 1857 country home overlooking the harbor. Conveniently close to Pemaquid Lighthouse, Ft. William Henry, golfing, cruises to Monhegan Island, the beach. Enjoy lobster on the pier and other fine dining. Private house­ keeping apartments also available. Rates: S45-S60 daily, double occupancy. Southside-By The Harbor, Pat & Bob Trumbo, Southside Road, New Harbor, Maine 04554. (207) 677-2991.

NEWCASTLE THE CAPTAIN’S HOUSE — Built in 1840 by sea captain, Farley Hopkins, is a Greek Revival house situated on the Damariscotta River within walking distance of Damariscotta village. Five large sunny guest rooms offer excellent views as does the dining room where a full country breakfast is served by the fireplace. The sitting room offers television, books and games. In the winter, there is a sitting room with a woodstove. Open year-round. Rates: $40-$50. Five guest rooms, two baths, fireplaces. The Captain’s House, Susan Rizzo & Joe Sullivan, P. O. Box 242, River Road, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-1482. ELFINHILL — P.O. Box 497, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-1886.

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GLIDDEN HOUSE — Charming Victorian guest house over­ looking the Damariscotta River. Comfortable bedrooms, private baths. Convenient to the twin village, Newcastle/Damariscotta, offering fine shops, galleries, restaurants, historic sites and beaches. Excellent breakfasts served in dining room or garden. Also available: Attractive 3-room apartment with separate en­ trance, completely equipped. Rates: All rates include full breakfast. May 20th to October 20th, $35.00 to $55.00 per night. Also available, one-bedroom apartment. Reduced rates out of season. Glidden House, Doris Miller, Glidden Street, RR 1, Box 740, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-1859. THE MARKERT HOUSE — If you appreciate art, warm hospi­ tality, and beautiful surroundings, you are going to enjoy this elegant Victorian home on Glidden Street overlooking the Damariscotta River. Charming, newly decorated bedrooms pro­ vide the perfect home away from home. Walk to restaurants and shops. Close driving to major scenic and historic attractions. If you’re an artist or photographer, bring your equipment and plan to spend several days capturing the beauty of the Pemaquid Peninsula. Rates: $35.00-$45.00 per day, double occupancy. For reservations, your host: Bill Markert, P.O. Box 224, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207)563-1309. MILL PONI) INN — RFD 1, Box 245, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-8014. VIKINGSHOLM — Elegant mid-coast Maine bed-and-breakfast house tailored by owners to accommodate discriminating couples seeking a night or more’s rest in luxurious surroundings. This spacious Federal house was built overlooking Newcastle Square (c. 1825) by Captain Glidden as a gift for his daughter. Key features: Commodious, handsomely appointed guest rooms, all including comfortably large beds (queen or twin full-size), ample private bathrooms with tub and shower, antique furnishings, private telephone, color cable television (HBO/Cinemax), stocked mini-fridge, and—of course—superb select breakfasts of your choosing, come morning. Come tarry awhile in luxury. Let us pamper you. Open year-round. Brochure/map available. Rates: $90 per guest room, per night. Vikingsholm, High Street, P.O. Box 395, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-1448.

NOBLEBORO OLIVER FARM INN — Old Rt. 1, P.O. Box 136, Nobleboro, Maine 04555. (207) 563-1527. NORTH EDGECOMB RIVERSIDE INN & COTTAGES — RR 1, Box 11, No. Edgecomb, Maine 04556. (207) 882-6343. NORTH HAVEN ISLAND PULPIT HARBOR INN — Nestled on North Haven Island, a short walk from its namesake harbor and two miles from town. With five rooms and a restaurant serving lunch and dinner, the inn offers good food and comfortable accommodations in an informal and relaxing setting. North Haven Island is 12 miles by ferry from Rockland. The Pulpit Harbor Inn is open year-round. Pulpit Harbor Inn, North Haven Island, Maine 04853. (207) 867-2219.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 34 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES PEMAQUID INN AND GALLERY — Nine unique guest rooms and family-style breakfast banquets, Rambling old Cape farmhouse at the falls. Osprey, heron, ducks, goats, horse, piano, gallery, friendly folks and inspirational surroundings. Five minutes from lighthouse, beach, archeological digs, lobster pounds, fishing villages, excellent dining. Canoe rentals, golf course, island cruises and antique barns are all within an easy drive. The Pemaquid Peninsula represents the finest of Maine’s traditional unspoiled coast, yet is only 3'A hours from Boston and centrally located for day trips to Camden, Boothbay, or the Islands. Rates: $35 to $47.50 for two. Private and shared baths. Brochures and area maps available. The Burke Family, Little River Inn and Gallery, Pemaquid, Maine 04558. (207) 677-2845.

PORT CLYDE COPPER LIGHT BED & BREAKFAST — You will be by the sea overlooking the harbor, home port for many lobstermen, and beyond to Marshall Point Lighthouse. Quiet, comfortable, caring and relaxed. Minutes from Monhegan Ferry. Two guest rooms (one with sitting room) with shared bath. Breakfast always in­ cludes Suzy’s bread and muffins and is served in the dining room or on the stone terrace. Restaurants nearby. Brochure on request. Open all year. Rates: $30-$50 per night. Weekly and off-season rates available. Don & Suzy Moore, Innkeepers, Copper Light, Box 67, Port Clyde, Maine 04855. (207) 372-8510.

ROCKLAND THE OLD GRANITE INN — 546 Main Street, Rockland, Maine 04841. (207) 594-7901. CRAIGNAIR INN — A vacation refuge, located at the water’s edge, in the tiny village of Clark Island. Craignair offers many activities including hiking to spruce forests and tidal pools, bird- ing, fishing, boating, and swimming. Antique and craft shops, festivals, concerts, golf, tennis, horseback riding are all found in nearby towns. Or just relax in our garden or library. Breakfast and dinner are included in our moderate rates and are served within view of the sea. Write for brochure and menu. Craignair Inn, Clark Island, Spruce Head, Maine 04859. (207) 594-7644.

ROCKPORT ROSEMARY COTTAGE — Nestled among gardens between Camden and Rockport Harbors. Open year round. Enjoy quiet ambience in garden chairs on the veranda, or in comfy chairs before open fire in library. Walk along Beauchamp Point amid aged firs and the ocean. A few minutes walk to Maine Coast Artists’ Gallery, formal or informal dining. Five minutes drive to Camden for an afternoon of shopping and sightseeing. Breakfast offered from 7-9 a.m. and includes freshly brewed chocolate almond coffee; Twinings breakfast tea; fresh oven sticky buns; Maine blueberry bread; butter biscuits; fresh Maine butter and strawberry jam; plain, cheese and/or chive omelets. Check in at 2 p.m.; Check out at 11 a.m. Rales: $45-$55 double; $25-35 single. Rosemary Cottage, Russell Avenue, Box 556, Rockport, Maine 04856. (207) 236-3513.

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SIGN OF THE UNICORN GUEST HOUSE — On a quiet lane overlooking Rockport Harbor. “We spoil you rottener than you are!” “Sleep-in-late” gourmet breakfasts: blueberry-orange whole grain pancakes, “tipsy” french toast dripping maple syrup. Eggs with herbs, onions, wine, cheese. Homemade goodies, fabu­ lous coffee. “Help-yourself” fresh fruit salad bowl. Wine and cheese at sunset, comfortable beds, flowers, books, piano, anti­ ques. Nearby restaurants, galleries, plays, lobster feasts, antiqu­ ing, daysails, biking, jogging, photograph workshop, tennis, golf, shopping. 8 th year! An ambience of warmth and wit. Open year- round. Group, extended rates. Considerate children,.smokers welcome. c*JtSidLS Winnie Easton, Box 99, Rockport, Maine 04856. (207) 236-8789; (207) 236-4042 (messages). ST. GEORGE BEDSIDE M\NOR GUEST HOUSE — In mid-coast Maine, overlooking the St. George River, Thomaston and the Camden Hills, we offer 2 sunset view rooms with shared bath. Breakfast includes fjeshly baked muffins, homemade jam and jelly, cold cereal, and coffee or tea. We may be able to arrange transporta­ tion from the Owls Head Airport, the Greyhound bus stop in Thomaston or the Monhegan Boat. Bedside Manor Guest House, HCR 35, Box 100, Thomaston, Maine 04861. SEARSPORT CARRIAGE HOUSE INN — Built in 1874 by Captain John McGilvery, this nationally registered historic home is recognized as part of historical and cultural heritage of our nation. This im­ posing Victorian offers large, cheerful rooms, warm hospitality, and is located in the Town of Searsport, known for its contribu­ tion to the launching of early America’s sailing ships. The famous Penobscot Marine Museum, fine dining and antiquing shops are nearby. Carriage House Inn, Route l, P. O. Box 238, Searsport, Maine 04974. (207) 548-2289.

THE HOMEPORT INN — Enjoy the unusual, with a restful stop at this fine example of a New England sea captain’s mansion. This elegant home, appointed with period antiques, offers a rare opportunity to be an overnight guest or to have a vacation without the customary traveler’s commercialism. Truly a warm, homey, hospitable atmosphere. On the seacoast in the quaint village of Searsport. Guests may enjoy restaurants, visits to antique shops, places of worship, parks, and the “Home Port” , or visiting the many neighboring coastal resort towns. Open year-round. Credit cards accepted. The Homeport Inn, Edith & George Johnson, Innkeepers. Route 1, Searsport, Maine 04974. (207) 548-2259. SEBASCO ESTATES ROCK GARDENS INN — P.O. Box 178, Rt. 217, Sebasco Estates, Maine 04565. (207) 389-1339. SOUTH BRISTOL COVESIDE INN — Cove Road, Christmas Cove, So. Bristol, Maine 04568. (207) 644-8282.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 36 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES TENANTS HARBOR EAST WIND INN — Mechanic Street, P.O. Box 149, Tenants Harbor, Maine 04860. (207) 372-6366. MILL POND HOUSE — Overlooking the ocean, open year round. Located in Martinsville, a hamlet between Tenants Harbor and Port Clyde (terminal for the Monhegan Island Ferry). From U.S. 1 in Thomaston, take 131 south, 13 miles down the peninsula. One room with bath, two rooms with shared bath, upstairs sitting room. No smoking on second floor. No children. No pets. Breakfast includes juice, cold cereal, homemade muffins, jam, honey, tea or coffee. Rates: Single, $30-$40 daily; $ 180-S240 weekly. Double, $35-$45 daily; $210-5270 weekly. Extra person, $10.00, plus 7% Sales tax. No credit cards. Mill Pond House, Box 640, Tenants Harbor, Maine 04860. (207) 372-6209.

THOMASTON THE BELVEDERE — 163 Main Street, Thomaston, Maine 04861. (207) 354-8759. CAP’N FROST’S B & B — Rest in our big comfortable bedrooms and bring your breakfast appetites to our long pine table. Our fine old cape has been restored and furnished with the Frost collections of country antiques. The Cap’n is the chef—and he enjoys pampering our guests’ appetites. You are always welcome to enjoy the warmth of the fireplace when the air turns crisp, to the cool lawn on a summer evening. We are on US Route One just a mile west of Thomaston Village, a lovely and historic old shipbuilding town. A canoe awaits your use, as do croquet, grill and picnic tables. Reservations recommended. Cap’n Frost’s Bed & Breakfast, Arlene & Harold Frost, Innkeepers, 241 W. Main Street, Thomaston, Maine 04861. (207) 354-8217. THE CAPTAIN’S HOUSE — 122 Main Street, Thomaston, Maine 04861. (207) 354-6738. GRACIE’S B & B — 52 Main Street, Thomaston, Maine 04861. (207) 354-2326. KEAG INN — Rt. 73, Thomaston, Maine 04858. (207) 594-9080. RIVER HOUSE B & B — Three miles from Route 1, on Route 131 South, (St. George Road). Five rooms and 4 baths. Upstairs sitting room with river view. Two queen (one with bunks for families), 1 long double, 1 twin, 1 single. Sunny breakfast room, screened porch, nice walk to river. On peninsula to Monhegan Ferry, 6 miles to Rockland, 12 to Camden. Rates: $32.50/couple, includes tax & continental breakfast. Paul & Betty Koelle, proprietors, HCR 35, Box 119, Thomaston, Maine 04861-9503. (207) 354-8936.

VINALHAVEN FOX ISLAND INN — Comfortable, quiet lodging on an unspoiled coastal Maine island, in a restored century- old townhouse located a short 3-minute walk from the picturesque harbor and fishing village of Vinal- haven. Enjoy uncrowded quarry swimming, seaside nature preserves and woodlands. Feast on Maine’s freshest seafood and relax in the genuine hospitality of island life. Open May-October. Sorry, no pets or small children. Fox Island Inn, Box 421, Vinalhaven, Maine 04863. (207) 863-2122.

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THE LIBBY HOUSE — After a soothing ferry ride from Rock­ land, this cozy 19th century home with 20th century amenities becomes your Maine island retreat. Located on a peaceful side- street above the harbor, the Libby House is a short, pleasant walk from lovely Lane’s Island Preserve, with its meadows, wild- flowers, beach, coves, and rocky coast. Quarry swimming, picnic- ing, historical society, quaint restaurants nearby. Choose from a suite, 2 doubles with shared bath, or for longer stays, a three- room apartment. Rates: S35-S80 nightly, plus tax. The Libby House, Water Street, Vinalhaven, Maine 04853. (207) 863-4696 (summer). Winter: Philip Roberts, P.O. Box 343, Riverhead, New York 11901. (516) 765-1279 (home); (516) 727-8080 Ext. 283 (work); summer (207) 863-4696. WALDOBORO

LE VATOUT — On Route 32—exactly 4/10 mile south of US Route 1—an 1820 home with 20th century gardens; attractive and comfortable bedrooms with two shared baths, four breakfast/ sitting areas, and large common room with TV, piano and col­ lectibles, overlooking the Medomak Valley. Hearty continental breakfast with limited smoking areas. Mid-coastal scenic villages and sites conveniently accessible. Enjoy the fine eateries and take part in the renaissance of the historic ship-building village of Waldoboro. Rates: S40-S50 dbl, $60 quad.—inquire for extended stay, off­ season and group rates. Write or Call: Don Slagel, Innkeeper, le vatout, Route 32, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-4552.

LETTENEY FARM — Nestled on 239 acres of woodlands and fields, Storer Pond Farm was built c. 1790. Hearty meals are served family-style; accommodations for a family or group of up to 12 are dqrmitory-style in a spacious 30 'x40 ' newly renovated attic with 8 "x8 " exposed beams and cathedral ceiling. View overlooks an 87-acre “farm pond” suitable for winter and summer water activities. Brochure and videotape of accommodations and surrounding attractions available upon request. Rates: Include dinner, bed and breakfast. $65 daily per adult; $25 daily per child under 12; children under 2 free. No pets or credit cards. Letteney Farm Vacations, Lynda & Jim Letteney, Storer Pond Farm, RFD 2, Box 166A, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-5143.

THE MEDOMAK HOUSE — Step back in time to another era and stay in a classic Greek Revival, shipbuilder’s home, c. 1840. Three guest rooms with antique furnishings share a modern bath. Enjoy complimentary beverages on the wrap-around porch. Located within the mid-coast village of Waldoboro on 3 acres of land which lends an aura of tranquility. Walk to restaurants and shops. A complete breakfast with homemade breads, muffins and jams is included with a night’s lodging. Reservations suggested. Rates: $40 double, $30 single. The Medomak House, Susan and Adrian Hooydonk, P.O. Box 663, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207)832-4971.

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OLD BROAD BAY INN AND GALLERY — Nestled in the heart of this unspoiled mid-coast village. Guest rooms with canopy beds and Victorian furnishings. Hearty breakfast in­ cluded. Short drive to Pemaquid Lighthouse, Audubon Sanctu­ ary, Damariscotta Lake, Antique Shops, Golf, Island Cruises, fishing villages, theater, fresh lobster, Camden, ferries to Mon- hegan Island Art gallery/gift shop. Candlelight dining weekends July and August. Open year-round. Reduced rates off season. Rates: S30-S55, double occupancy. Brochures & maps available. Visa & MasterCard honored. Old Broad Bay Inn and Gallery, Jim & Libby Hopkins, Innkeepers, P.O. Box 607, Waldo boro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-6668. ROARING LION — Main Street, P.O. Box 756, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-4038. TIDE WATCH INN — Enjoy a look back into history. Our Inn is on the where in years gone by, the first five-masted schooners were built. On your arrival we will greet you with a cup of Mel’s clam chowder. A full breakfast is served between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.. Rates: Double $40, Single $30; shared baths. Open year-round. Tide Watch Inn, Cathy & Mel Hanson, Innkeepers, Pine Street, P.O. Box 94, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-4987.

WALPOLE THE BITTERSWEET INN — Enjoy a change of pace. Relax and unwind in the peace and beauty of the Pemaquid Peninsula. It offers year-round pleasure from cross country skiing (down­ hill an hour away) with warm stoves and good food to return to, or golf, tennis, hiking, biking sandy beaches for swimming (YMCA 7i hour away in winter) and fresh lobster right off the boat. Please join me in the quiet of my out-of-the-way home for a comfortable bed and a delicious homemade breakfast. Between Freeport and Camden. Ruth Hurd, Innkeeper, The Bittersweet Inn, H.C.R. 64, !Sict & tBxtaQfait Box 013, Walpole, Maine 04573. (207) 563-5552.

WASHINGTON WINDWARD FARM COUNTRY LODGING — P.O. Box 387, Washington, Maine 04574. (207) 845-2830.

WISCASSET THE STACKED ARMS — Bed & Breakfast — Located four- tenths of a mile off Route 1 on six wooded acres with a spring- fed pond and a bird’s eye view of Wiscasset Harbor. Central loca­ tion to many coastal attractions. Five bedrooms with either Queen-size or Twin-size beds, shared bath, spacious lounge area with wood stove, and color cable television. Country-style break­ fast served every morning in very pleasant surroundings. Visa/ MasterCard honored. Open year-round. Dee & Sean Maguire, RFD 2, Box 146, Birch Point Road, Wiscasset, Maine 04578. Tel. (207) 882-5436.

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WEST BATH THE NEW MEADOWS INN — Between Bath and Brunswick, in West Bath. Rooms at the Inn open year-round. Prices range from $25.00 to $35.00. Cottages available Memorial Day to Mid-October. Priced from $38.00 to $50.00 depending on number of people. Breakfast not served. Lunch and Dinner served daily. Overlook­ ing the beautiful . Many interesting features of the Maine Coast and recreational facilities are within easy driving distance of the Inn. The New Meadows Inn, Bath Road, West Bath, Maine 04530. (207) 443-3921 or (207) 442-8562.

ACADIA Maine’s Acadia Region spreads from eastern Penobscot Bay, across a scenic wonderland of islands, harbors and headlands, to . It reaches north to Bangor, then fans out across rolling hills and fertile farmland to the southern portions of the northern wilderness and beyond. The beauty of the Acadia region comes clearly into focus on , particularly within Acadia National Park, although beauty is certainly more the rule than the exception throughout the entire region.

BANGOR AREA BEN-LOCH INN — Located in the beautiful Dixmont Hills of East-Central Maine. 20 miles southwest of Bangor. Guest rooms are spacious and furnishings include oriental rugs and antiques. English blankets and handcrafted quilts are provided. Private and semi-private baths. Guests have the use of several living rooms, fireplaces, an extensive library and a playroom. A hearty country breakfast is included. Other amenities include a spring-fed pond with beach, cabin, island, canoeing, swimming and fishing. We have 25 miles of nature trails and in winter offer Maine’s finest cross-country . Open year-round. Rates: $35-$60. Ben-Loch Inn, RD ft I, Box 1020, Dixmont, Maine 04932. (207) 257-4768.

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THE PHENIX INN — Restored 1873 commercial property with old-world atmosphere. Offering spacious rooms, appointed with mahogany period furniture, air-conditioning, color satellite television, parking, phones. Continental breakfast available. Walk to downtown shopping, financial, business, and legal districts. Fine restaurants and night spots. The charm of a New England Inn with the amenities of a first-class . Rates: $42-$68. The Phenix Inn, 20 West Market Square, Bangor, Maine 04401. (207) 947-3850.

BAR HARBOR THE ATLANTEAN INN — Located on a secluded side street within walking distance of downtown Bar Harbor, and a short drive or bicycle ride from Acad'a National Park. A completely renovated turn-of-the-century Tudor-style “cottage” , the Atlantean’s vibrant decor and spacious, comfortably furnished rooms provide guests with all the conveniences of the present. Hearty, home-style breakfasts are served in the Atlantean’s large, informal dining room. Open May to December. The Atlantean Inn, II Atlantic Avenue, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-3270.

CLEFTSTONE MANOR — The Jackson family invites you to lodge at their stately century-old, English-style mansion. Lavish complimentary breakfast buffet, afternoon “high tea” and evening refreshments. Majestic with imposing fireplace, heavy-beamed ceiling and lace-canopied brass bed. Two-evening minimum stay required. Several bedchambers of­ fer working fireplaces or balconies. Regretfully, we cannot accom­ modate children under twelve years of age. Smoking not per­ mitted in mansion. Season, mid-May thru mid-Oct. Reservations strongly recommended. Rates: $70 to $125/for two. Cleftstone Manor, 92 Eden Street, Route 3, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4951.

THE COVE FARM INN — The Crooked Road, RFD 1, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-5355.

DOW COTTAGE INN — 227 Main Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-3112.

HOLBROOK HOUSE — Restored, beautifully decorated 1876 summer home recalls the halcyon days of Bar Harbor. Share in a wholesome breakfast offering blueberry buckles, fruit flans, local favorites. Relax, enjoy the changing moods of Mt. Desert Island in a Victorian atmosphere of lace curtains and four-poster beds. Off-street parking. Swimming, tennis available at private Bar Harbor club. Kebo Valley Golf Club, Acadia Nat’l Park within one mile. Open late-May to mid-October. Children eight and over welcome. No pets, AE, MC, Visa honored. Reserva­ tions recommended. Dorothy and Mike Chester, Innkeepers, 74 Mount Desert Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4970.

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MANOR HOUSE INN — Welcome! Celebrate our “ 100 Years of History” . Step onto the grounds of our gracious, century-old Victorian “summer cottage” and feel the quiet elegance of Old Bar Harbor. Enjoy our famous home-baked breakfast in the sequestered breakfast gardens, stroll through the formal Victorian garden or walk the grounds before relaxing in a comfortable wicker chair on the veranda. All rooms have authentic period furniture and private baths, several have working fireplaces and over-sized beds, many overlook the gardens. Listed on the National Register. Color brochure. Manor House Inn, West Street Historic District, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-3759.

THE MAPLES — A charming fifteen-room Victorian cottage tastefully restored to provide the moddrn con­ veniences of today with the simpler charms of yesteryear. Bedrooms and common areas are furnished with Colonial and Victorian antiques. Ten bedrooms: six with private baths; four with semi-private. Con­ veniently located within an easy three-minute walk from downtown Bar Harbor, two blocks from the ocean and a five-minute drive to Acadia National Park, and the “Bluenose” Nova Scotia Ferry Terminal. A wide variety of restaurants, gift shops, museums, public gardens, tours and sports are available island­ wide. Open year round. Sorry, no smoking; no children; no pets. Reservations strongly suggested, July-October. Rates: $50-$65. “The Maples”, 16 Roberts Avenue, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-3443. Rick & Michele Suydam.

MIRA MONTE INN — Gracious 17-room Victorian mansion, simple elegance: period furnishings, private baths, fireplaces, library, piano, private porches. King, queen, double beds, con­ tinental breakfast. 1 7i acres estate grounds. Tennis, pool avail­ able. 5-minute walk to downtown and waterfront. 2 miles to Acadia Nat’l Park. Golfing, biking, hiking, boating, shopping all nearby. Former guests say, “A wonderful experience” ; “A very cozy, friendly place to stay”; “On our third year at Mira Monte, I enjoy it more each year” . Rates: $65-$95/night. VS, MC, AE accepted. No pets. Mira Monte Inn, 69 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4263 or (207) 846-4784 (winter).

PRIMROSE COTTAGE INN — Originally built as a summer guest cottage in 1878 in the Victorian “stick style” . It is located just a four-minute walk from downtown and the waterfront. The interior is decorated in keeping with the period, but not at the expense of comfort. Guest rooms feature porches and fireplaces —all with private baths. Continental breakfast is served from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Pool and tennis available. Open year-round. Rates: In season (June 15 to Oct. 15) starting at $60.00-double occupancy. Primrose Cottage Inn, 73 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4031. TOWN MOTEL & GUEST HOUSE — 12 Atlantic Avenue, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-5548.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 42 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES BASS HARBOR BASS HARBOR COTTAGES — Bed and Breakfast Inn. Housekeeping Cottages. Rowboats. Near Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island. Located on the harbor close to the Swan’s Island Ferry. Two bedrooms with shared bath. Sorry, no smoking at the Inn and no pets on the premises. Brochure avail­ able. Open May through October. Mel and Connie Atherton, Bass Harbor Cottages, Route 102A, Bass Harbor, Maine 04653. (207) 244-3460; or (November through April) Box 181, Minot, MA 02055. (617) 545-6964.

BASS HARBOR INN — Shore Road, Bass Harbor, Maine 04653. (207) 244-5157.

POINTY HEAD INN/ANTIQUES — Haven for artists, photo­ graphers. Old sea captain’s home on the shore of a quaint fishing village - working harbor. Night anchorage for coastal wind­ jammers. Situated on the quiet side of Mount Desert Island, bordered by Acadia National Park. Thirty minutes from Bar Harbor. Swimming, hiking, mountain climbing, fishing, canoe­ ing, biking, sight-seeing, whale-watching. Walking distance to restaurants, stores, , Swans Island Ferry. Pointy Head Inn offers 6 comfortable rooms, 3 shared baths. Full breakfast. Rates: $30-$45 plus tax. Pointy Head Inn/Antiques, Doris & Warren Townsend, Route 102A, Bass Harbor, Maine 04653. (207) 244-7261.

BLUE HILL ARCADY DOWN EAST — Fully restored Victorian Inn offering Southern hospitality. Sumptuous breakfast buffet included with accommodations. Inn listed in National Register of Historic Places and filled with period antiques. Ideal coastal location on ridge overlooking and Mount Desert Island with its Acadia National Park. Sailing, fishing, hiking, biking (several bicycles available to guests), antiquing, crafts, nearby historical attractions. Brochure. Open May 30-October 30. A ready Down East, South Street, Blue Hill, Maine 04614. (207) 374-5576.

BLUE HILL FARM COUNTRY INN — Nestled at the foot of Blue Hill Mountain. Cozy, brightly decorated rooms in the barn and farmhouse overlook 48 acres of woods, brooks and ponds. Conveniently located to explore the nearby Maine Coast and such places as Acadia National Park, Camden, Deer Isle and Bar Harbor. Minutes away from the town of Blue Hill with its many craft and antique shops. Includes breakfast of freshly squeezed juice, home-baked breads and muffins, fresh fruit, cheeses, coffee and teas. Dinner available upon request. Open year-round. Rates: $48-$60/double. Brochures available. Jim & Marcia Schatz, Innkeepers, Box 437, Blue Hill, Maine 04614. (207) 374-5126.

BLUE HILL INN — Union Street, Box 403, Blue Hill, Maine 04614. (207) 374-2844.

JOHN PETERS INN — Peters Point, Blue Hill, Maine 04614. (207) 374-2116.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 43 BROOKSVILLE BREEZEMERE FARM — An inn since 1917 serving Breakfast and Dinner. Picturesque 1850 farmhouse with 7 bedrooms shar­ ing 4 / 2 baths. Also 9 cottages (3 housekeeping). Sixty acres for your enjoyment on Orcutt Harbor, East Penobscot Bay. Spruces to smell, islands to explore, water to sail, trails to hike, berries to pluck, mussels to rake. Bikes, beach, boats. Daysailor, hobie- cat, and row. Ponies, farm animals. Excellent kitchen. Mid-May through mid-October. Three-day minimum stay in July & August. Brochure available. Joan & Jim Lippke, Innkeepers, Breezemere Farm, Box 290, So. Brooksville, Maine 04617. (207) 326-8628. ROCKMEADOW FARM — A charming, nineteenth-century farmhouse in quiet coastal town. Surrounded by 45 acres of majestic shade trees, sunny lawns, flower beds, blueberry fields, and private freshwater swim­ ming beach. Ideal location for sailing, biking, hiking, antiquing, crafts, restaurants, concerts, and near to Acadia National Park. Two spacious rooms have fireplaces, private entrances. Shared bath. Con­ tinental breakfast. Brochure.

Rates: $32-545; $6 /additional person(s). Rates decrease with length of stay. Jeff Kaley, Box 27, Brooksville, Maine 04617. (207) 326-4124.

BUCKSPORT OLD PARSONAGE INN — Our family invites you to share our 1800 Federal home, currently being restored, located one mile from coastal Route 1. Convenient for day trips to Acadia and both sides of Penobscot Bay or explore nearby Fort Knox. Short walk to shopping, waterfront, and several fine restaurants. Private entrance and winding staircases. One room with private bath and kitchen unit, one with private bath, and three with shared baths. Children welcome. Babysitting available. Sorry, no pets. Rates: $30-$45 including breakfast. The Old Parsonage Inn, The Clough Family, P.O. Box 1577, 190 Franklin Street, Bucksport, Maine 04416-1577 or (207) 469-6477.

CASTINE CASTINE INN — Box 41, Main Street, Castine, Maine 04421. (207) 326-4365. THE MANOR — An elegant turn-of-the-century inn. Built by Commodore Fuller of the New York .Yacht Club, it remains a major architectural landmark on the National Register. All rooms are spacious and include private baths. Most rooms have views of Penobscot Bay and islands. Public rooms include an intimate restaurant with fireside candlelight dining, a lovely marble and mahogany bar. Grand living room with blazing fires nightly, and a cozy library with television. Open year-round. Well-behaved children and pets allowed. Nearby facilities include golf, tennis, yacht club, boat rentals, restaurants, shops, historic walking tours, nature trails and beaches. The Manor, Box 276, Castine, Maine 04421. (207) 326-4861. PENTAGOET INN — Main Street, P.O. Box 4, Castine, Maine 04421. (207) 326-8616.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 44 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES DEER ISLE GOOSE COVE LODGE — Rustic, ocean-front resort open from early May until mid-October. Cottages and rooms with private baths, fireplaces or woodstoves, and sundecks overlooking the water. Meals are served in the Main Lodge. On premises are beaches, nature trails, a sailing program, book and VCR library, peace and natural beauty. Pleasant day-trips possible in all direc­ tions on land or water. One-week minimum in July and August. 1 '/2 -hour drive from Bangor lnt’1. Airport, 6 / 2 -hour drive from Boston. Write or phone for brochure. Goose Cove Lodge, Deer Isle, Sunset, Maine 04683. Phone (207) 348-2508. The PILGRIMS Inn THE PILGRIM’S INN - 1793 — A colonial inn of warmth and distinction. Gracious lodging, outstanding food and drink, a superb saltwater location. Featured in Country Inns and Back Roads. Open May 22 through October 18. The Pilgrim’s Inn, Jean & Dud Hendrick, Innkeepers, Deer Isle, Maine 04627. (207) 348-6615.

TORREY FARM B & B — One mile from Deer Isle village, ten minutes from Haystack—School of the Arts, easy access to galleries and cruises on Penobscot Bay, early 19th century Torrey Farm offers comfortable lodging, modern conveniences and an amiable host. Full breakfast included, with freshly baked breads, pastries. June 15th-October 15th. Resident cat. Rates: $50/double; $30/single. Raymond J. Malone, retired Choral Director, P.O. Box 83, King Row, Deer Isle, Maine 04627. (207) 348-9976. ELLSWORTH VICTORIA’S BEI) & BREAKFAST — The “ Inn” place to stay . . . 18 miles to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor and Nova Scotia Ferry. Our 100+ year-old intown home is near restaurants, factory outlets, and a very convenient base for day trips in any direction. Awaiting your arrival is a warm home-like atmosphere, more comfortable, pleasant and less costly than crowded public accommodations. Open year-round, offering three rooms with two shared baths. Breakfast included, features homemade blue­ berry muffins, juices, cereals, breads, jams and beverages. Recommended by the New York Times and Welch’s Antique Exchange. Antique shop on the premises. Rates: $35-$45/dlb occ. Lower weekly and winter. 24-hour advance reservation necessary September-May. Victoria’s Bed & Breakfast, Albert & Beverly Jenkins, 58 Pine Street, Ellsworth, Maine 04605. (207) 667-5893. . GOULDSBORO SUNSET HOUSE — HCR 60, Box 62, Gouldsboro, Maine 04607. (207) 963-7156. HANCOCK THE CROCKER HOUSE COUNTRY INN — A quiet coastal Country Inn and Restaurant located in the Acadia Region. The Crocker House features ten recently reappointed rooms, each with a private bath, an acknowledged gourmet restaurant, and much atmosphere to soothe jangled nerves. Since 1884, the Crocker House has been a downeast “home away from home” for weary travelers and gourmets. Open May 1 to Thanksgiving. Full liquor license. Serving dinner nightly and a complimentary full breakfast to guests. Guest moorings available. Clay tennis courts nearby. Bicycles on hand for patrons pleasure. Featured in Country Inns and Back Roads. “A little out of the way, and way out of the oidinary.” The Crocker House Country Inn, Hancock Point, Maine 04640. (207) 422-6806. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 45 ISLE AU HAUT THE KEEPER’S HOUSE — Stay in a remote island lighthouse station. Spectacular unspoiled natural scenery on an island largely in Acadia National Park. Rooms are large, bright and simple, furnished with painted antiques. No electricity, cars, telephones, or crowds. Romantic candlelight dinners with wine provided. Five lighthouses visible at night. Deer, seal, and porpoise visit regular­ ly. Windjammers sail within a few hundred feet. Featuring relax­ ation, contemplation, conversation. Hike on the adjacent Acadia trails. Rates: $195/day per couple includes mainland parking, boat transportation, all meals—no add-ons. No smoking. The Keeper’s House, P.O. Box 26, Isle au Haul, Maine 04645. Information Tel. (207) 677-3678. LAMOINE

LAMOINE HOUSE — Saltwater farmhouse, located 8 miles from Ellsworth, near the end of Route 184. Quiet, sensual location surrounded by trees, fields, with the bay in the front yard looking toward Mt. Desert Island. Tucked away from it all, but only a short drive to Acadia and Bar Harbor. Open year-round; offering country comfort with personal attention. Downstairs front bedroom/second floor front bed- room/shared bath. Country breakfast, homemade bread, wholesome food, dinners and picnics provided on request. We welcome the opportunity to share our home and help you find the pleasures of this part of the world. Rates: $22 double, $18 single, June-September. Write for off-season rates and brochures. Molly Gilley, Route 184, Box 180, Lamoine, Maine 04605. (207) 667-7711. NORTHEAST HARBOR ASTICOU INN CRANBERRY LODGE — Routes 3 & 98, Northeast Harbor, Maine 04662. (207) 276-3344. KIMBALL TERRACE INN — Huntington Road, Northeast Harbor, Maine 04662. (207) 276-3383. PROSPECT HARBOR OCEANSIDE MEADOWS INN — P.O. Box 85, Prospect Harbor, Maine 04669. (207) 782-5745. SOUTHWEST HARBOR THE ISLAND HOUSE — The Gill’s invite you to share their quiet country-style home on the Harbor, estab­ lished in 1866 as the first summer hotel on Mount Desert Island. Enjoy hearty breakfast choices including Eggs Florentine, popovers, and blueberry coffee cake. Acadia National Park is a 5-minute drive away. Hike, bike, swim, sail, fish, or just tide-pool watch! Open all year. The Island House, Box 1006, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. Telephone: (207) 244-5180. ISLAND WATCH — Overlooking great harbor of Mount Desert Island and the village of Southwest Harbor, Island Watch sits atop Freeman Ridge on the quieter side of Mount Desert Island. Open year-round, Island Watch was built to provide the finest panorama, privacy, comfort. Walk to Acadia National Park, fishing village of Southwest Harbor. Island Watch offers homey headquarters for myriad of activities. The view is always capti­ vating. Time stands still as you watch fishing boats and schooners travel between the outer islands. Spacious rooms offer choice of single or double beds. Island Watch B & B, P.O. Box 1359, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. (207) 244-7229. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 46 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES

THE KINGSLEIGH INN — Enjoy the uniqueness of staying in a fine country inn. Wake up to the scent of ocean air and an un­ forgettable breakfast. Join morning acquaintances for afternoon tea and scones, while taking in the harbor views from our wrap­ around porch. Beautifully appointed rooms decorated in Waverly wall-coverings, period furnishings, and plush wall-to-wall car­ peting, blend together for a charming country atmosphere. The Inn is located in the village of Southwest Harbor, close to all amenities and Acadia National Park. Rates: $50-$75 double. Reservations recommended. The Kingsleigh Inn, P.O. Box 1426, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. (207) 244-5302.

LINDENWOOD INN — “A quiet place by the harbor” is a turn- of-the-century sea captain’s home on the lesc-traveled side of Mt. Desert Island, where you can enjoy its many attributes year- round. The inn has seven guest rooms, some with private bath and deck, and a cottage which is perfect for a family. All accom­ modations include a full breakfast. Open all year. Write for brochure. Gardiner & Marilyn Brower, Box 1328, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. (207) 244-5335.

PENURY HALL — On the quiet side of Mt. Desert, just 14 miles from more populous Bar Harbor, wt established, in 1982, Penury Hall in the classic Bed & Breakfast tradition. The decor reflects our interests in art, antiques, books, gardening and sailing. Our philosophy of Bed & Breakfast is that you become an honorary member of our family while you are with us. And while Gretchen’s duties as Town Manager keep her occupied, I look after the housekeeping and cooking chores. Rates: $40 (double); $32 (single). Brochure. Gretchen & Toby Strong, Box 68, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. (207) 244-7102.

STONINGTON ROSEHIP — W. Main Street, Box 346, Stonington, Maine 04681. (207) 367-2793.

SURRY SURRY INN — Surry Inn is a gracious 19th century building conveniently located between Deer Isle and Acadia National Park. Its sprawling front lawn leads to a private beach with some of the warmest saltwater bathing in the area. Memorable sunset dinners feature exquisitely prepared meats and fresh fish. The menu changes daily. Surry Inn, P.O. Box 25, Surry, Maine 04684. (207) 667-5091. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 47

TIME & TIDE BED & BREAKFAST — Coastal, Acadia Park, Bar Harbor, Ellsworth, Blue Hill areas. 1820 home right on the bay in coastal village. Children welcome. Rates include breakfast of beverages, homemade muffins and breads, jams. On Route 172 by General Store and Community Church in center of Surry Village. Woods trail nearby. Rates: $ 19.50/single; two twin beds, $27; Two doubles, $37. 10% higher during August. Open June 12-Labor Day and Sept. 25-Oct. 28. Time & Tide, RR 1, Box 275B, Surry, Maine 04684. (207) 667-3382. YANKEE TRAVELER INN/ANTIQUES — 1840’s farmhouse across from Bay in the pastoral village of Surry. Six miles from Blue Hill and Ellsworth. Easy distance to Bar Harbor and Castine. Large, lovely rooms. Rates include breakfast of juice, fruit, homemade breads, and beverages. Brochure avail­ able upon request. Open May-October. Yankee Traveler Inn/Antiques, Duain & Dorothy Bader, P.O. Box 13, Surry, Maine 04684. (207) 667-3114. WINTER HARBOR MAIN STAY INN — Every room in this 120-year-old Victorian Home has an unobstructed view of Frenchman’s Bay and a private bath. Take a leisurely stroll to fine restaurants, shopping, grocery, and post office. Cottage available. Swimming nearby. Open mid-May thru October. Reservations recommended. Corner of Main and Newman Streets, Route 186. Rates: $40 single, $45 double. Breakfast included. Visa & MC accepted. Main Stay Inn, P.O. Box 459, Winter Harbor, Maine 04693. (207) 963-5561.

KA TAHDIN / MOOSEHEAD Most of this region is privately owned pulp and paper company land, although much of it is accessible to the public. Relatively few highways disturb the unspoiled beauty of north and north-central Maine. Outdoor recreation is a major pasttime here where lakes, mountains, and rivers rule supreme. Moosehead is the largest lake in the state, some 40 miles long, and Katahdin, in 200,000 acre Baxter State Park the highest mountain, and northern terminus for the Appalachian Trail.

DOVER-FOXCROFT THE FOXCROFT — Beautiful, scrupulously clean, 1847 home, mid-way from Bangor to Moosehead Lake (40 minutes) on Route 15 in the village of Dover-Foxcroft featuring a sumptuous full breakfast. Three sunny rooms share the large tiled bath/shower. Minutes from Sebec Lake, hunting, fishing, hiking, swimming, scenic seaplane flights. Picnicking at Katahdin Iron Works and Gulf Hagas Gorge, riding stables nearby. Just up the street from the renowned “Thistle’s” restaurant. Rates: $25 Single; $40 Double; special rates for extended stays. The Foxcroft, 25 West Main Street, Dover-Foxcroft, Maine 04426. (207) 564-7720. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. 48 MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES ENFIELD COLD STREAM POND INN AND ART GALLERY — Newly redecorated small, secluded lakeside inn on picturesque backroad. Gazebo, flower and herb gardens, birds. Baxter State Park, golf­ ing nearby. Fishing, canoeing, swimming, Art Festival in August. Sherry served on arrival, tea at 4:00 p.m. Full breakfast. Dinner by reservation to guests. Flomemade ice cream a specialty. Nc pets or smoking. Seasonal. 35 miles north of Bangor. Rates: $45-560 (May-Oct.) nightly. $275-5325 weekly. American Express accepted. 7% tax. Tom and Jo Ann Houser, Innkeepers, Cold Stream Pond Inn and Art Gallery, Little Buck Drive, P.O. Box 76, Enfield, Maine 04433. (207) 743-3595. Winter: 203 Yoakum Parkway, 41704, Alexandria, VA 22304. (703) 370-9199. GREENVILLE CHESUNCOOK LAKE HOUSE — Chesuncook Village, Rt. 76, Box 655, Greenville, Maine 04441. (207) 695-2821. GREENVILLE INN — Enjoy gourmet dining in this restored lumberman’s mansion on a hill in town overlooking Moosehead Lake and Squaw Mountain. The Inn’s many embellishments include cherry-mahogany and oak panelling, Lincrusta-Walton wall covering, black spruce painted on a leaded glass window, fire­ places ornamented with mosaics and carved mantles, and a wrap-around marble shower. Bob & Alice Stein, Innkeepers, Greenville Inn, Norris Street, P.O. Box 1194, Greenville, Maine 04441. (207) 695-2206.

SUNRISE COUNTY This region meets Maine’s — and the nation’s — easternmost border and includes what has aptly been called “Sunrise County USA.” Washington County’s irregular coastline is characterized by rocky beaches and rugged headlands of stark and timeless beauty. Vast blueberry fields cover the county, producing 90 percent of the nation’s low bush blueberry crop. Look for the roadside stands in mid-summer during the blueberry harvest!

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LINCOLN HOUSE COUNTRY INN — Located on Routes 1 and 8 6 . Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Savor the peace and beauty of yesteryear in a lovingly restored colonial bordering the beautiful . Warm hospitality and outstanding accommodations. Six bedrooms sharing four baths. Summer kitchen, library, living room, and pub. Dinner by reservation at 7:00. Full liquor license. Choice birding, hiking, whale watching nearby. For brochure write: Lincoln House, Dennysville, Maine 04628. (207) 726-3953. Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 49 EASTPORT EASTPORT ARTISTS RETREAT — Large, stately, 1846 Vic­ torian home with gracious, elegant interior. Furnished with its original ornately-carved, marble-topped furniture and knick- knacks. Will delight Victorian buffs! Delicious, full breakfasts. Artist-owner maintains studio on third floor. Two blocks from waterfront, busy with fishing and shipping activity. Enjoy the nineteenth century ambience of this historic island city. Discover serenity, great natural beauty, and unique wildlife of Moose Island and the Passamaquoddy, Cobscook Bay area. Daily rate per room: $30.00 one person; $40.00 two persons; reduced rates for longer stays. Breakfast included. Joyce Weber, Eastport Artists Retreat, 29 Washington Street, Eastport, Maine 04631. (207) 853-4239. TODD HOUSE — National Register of Historic Places. A c. 1775 New England full-style cape. Huge center chimney and unusual front staircase. Rooms look as they might have 200 years ago. In 1801, men gathered in the house to charter Eastern Lodge, Ao 7, of the Masonic Order. Leisurely breakfast served in common room before huge fireplace, complete with friendly con­ versation and the best blueberry muffins ever! Facilities in large backyard for relaxing cookout with view of . Rates: $35-40/Daily, dbl. occ., $10/extra person, $25/single plus tax. Longer stays negotiable. Todd House, Todd’s Head, Eastport, Maine 04631. (207) 853-4239. WESTON HOUSE — National Register of Historic Places. Located in the lovely downeast coastal village of Eastport, Maine. Built in 1810, this imposing Federal-style house overlooks Passa­ maquoddy Bay and across to Campobello Island. The grounds include an expansive lawn suited for croquet or badminton and a flower garden for quiet relaxation. Five bedrooms, 2Vi baths provide guests quiet country elegance and charm. Sumptuous breakfasts are served in the dining room. Rates: $35-45 double occupancy. Dinners available by reserva­ tion, picnic lunches also available. Open year-round. Weston House, Jett and John Peterson, 26 Boynton St., Eastport, Maine 04631. (207) 853-2907.

EAST MACHIAS EAST RIVER B & B — Lovely 1800’s Federal-styled home over­ looking the salmon pools of the East . Three guest rooms, cheerfully decorated, with cable TV, and a shared bath. Full breakfast served in our fireplaced dining room with adjoin­ ing large country kitchen. The area offers fine restaurants, gift shops, antique shops, stores, and several places of worship. Acti­ vities include hunting, fishing, golf, and whale and bird watching tours. Open year-round. Everyone warmly welcomed. Rates: $30 double, $25 single. Visa, MC accepted. East River Bed & Breakfast, Jim & Gloria Merrill, P.O. Box 205, High Street, East Machias, Maine 04630. (207) 255-8467.

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MARINER BED & BREAKFAST — Historic mansion built in 1874, located at corner of Routes 1 & 191. Large, comfortable, tastefully furnished rooms. Hearty family-style breakfast. Easy access to rivers, lakes, ocean for fishing, boating, swimming, whale and bird watching. Explore many fishing villages and harbors or just enjoy the beauty prevalent in Downeast Maine. University of Maine Machias Campus minutes away. Nearby Lubec, Eastern-most town, gateway to Campobello Island, Canada, where Roosevelt’s summer home is located. Rates: $30 and up. Seasonal: June-September. Louise & Walter Semenov, Hosts, P.O. Box 40, East Machias, Maine 04630. (207) 255-4406 or (516) 798-3285. JONESPORT TOOTSIE’S B & B — Trynor Square, RFD 1, Box 252, Jonesport, Maine 04649. (207) 497-5414. LUBEC HOME PORT INN — Charming 1880 inn on quiet church-lined street in the heart of historic Lubec. Six lovely guest rooms, com­ fortably furnished with local antiques; five rooms have a private bath. Once the sardine capital of the world, Lubec offers unique sights for nature lovers and history buffs. Enjoy Quoddy Head State Park and Roosevelt International Park of Campobello Island. Birdwatching and whalewatching available nearby. AAA rated. No pets; prefer children 10 or older. Open May to November. Dinner open to the public; reservations re­ quired. Please call or write for brochure. Rates: $50-565 double occupancy; continental breakfast included. Home Port Inn, 45 Main Street, Lubec, Maine 04652. (207) 733-2077. HUGEL HAUS BED & BREAKFAST — 55 Main Street, Lubec, Maine 04652. (207) 733-4965. THE OVERVIEW — RD 2, Box 106, Lubec, Maine 04652. (207) 733-5501. MILBRIDGE BAYSIDE INN — Main Street, Box 41, Milbridge, Maine 04658. (207) 546-7852.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. MAINE GUIDE TO INNS AND BED & BREAKFAST PLACES 51 AROOSTOOK Known as The County, Aroostook is the largest of Maine’s 16 counties. Bounded by Canada on the west, north, and east, 20% of the region is under potato cultiva­ tion, earning The County the moniker of Potato Empire of the World. Aroostook is rapidly becoming a four-season vacationland for fishing, camping, hiking, ski­ ing, snowmobiling, golfing, boating, and much more.

CROUSEVILLE NICKERSON’S PINE TREE INN — P.O. Box 491, Crouseville, Maine 04738. (207) 455-4835.

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BED & BREAKFAST DOWN EAST, LTD. — Maine’s first, largest, and only full-time B & B Reservation Service. Over 150 select private homes (many listed only with us) and small Inns. Statewide; coastal, island, village, intown, lake and mountain, rural. Plan your visit to Maine and make all B & B Reservations with one phone call — to us. Enjoy your Maine stay while shar­ ing the warmth and hospitality of a Maine home. Descriptive Directory $3.00 postpaid. Bed & Breakfast Down East, Ltd., Box 547B, Macomber Mill Road, Eastbrook, Maine 04634-9744. (207) 565-3517.

Kindly mention this publication when writing advertisers. Index of Advertisers Property Name Town Page Property Name Town Page A Summer Place York 13 Country Club Inn, The* Rangeley 19 Aaron Dunning House Brunswick 25 Country Squire Bed & Break. Gorham 4 Admiral’s Inn, The Ogunquit 9 Cove Farm Inn, The* Bar Harbor 40 Admiral’s Quarters* Boothbay Harbor 24 Coveside Inn* So. Bristol 35 Agawam Kezar Lodge* Center Lovell 16 Crab Apple Acres Inn The Forks 2 1 Aimhi Lodge* North Windham 18 Craignair Inn Rockland 34 Allen’s Inn Sanford 11 Crocker House Country Inn Hancock 44 Anchor Watch Boothbay Harbor 24 Crosby’s Bed & Breakfast Augusta 2 0 Arcady Downeast Blue Hill 42 Dark Harbor House Inn Islesboro 30 Arundel Meadows Inn Kennebunk 4 Dock Square Inn Kennebunkport 5 Asticou Inn Cranberry Lodge* Northeast Harbor 45 Dockside Guest Quarters York Harbor 14 Atlantean Inn Bar Harbor 40 Douglass Place, The Bethel 15 Aubergine Camden 27 Dow Cottage Inn* Bar Harbor 40 Augustus Bove House, The Naples 18 Down Easter Inn Damariscotta 29 Bakers Bed & Breakfast* Bethel 14 Eastport Artists’ Retreat Eastport 49 Bakke Bed & Breakfast* Bath 2 2 East River Bed & Breakfast East Machias 49 Bass Harbor Cottages Bass Harbor 42 East Wind Inn* Tenants Harbor 36 Bass Harbor Inn* Bass Harbor 42 Edgecomb-Coles House Camden 27 Bayberry & Shore House Inn* Ogunquit 9 1802 House Bed & Break. Inn Kennebunkport 5 Bayside Inn* Milbridge 50 1810 Hobson House* Saco 11 Bayview Bed & Breakfast Inn Wells Beach 1 2 1859 Guest House Bridgton 16 Bear Mountain Inn South Waterford 19 Elfinhill* Newcastle 32 Bed & Breakfast By-The-Sea* Brunswick 25 Elizabeth’s Bed & Breakfast Damariscotta 29 Bed & Break. Down East, Ltd.. 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