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Maine Guide to Inns and Bed & Breakfast Places 1988 EDITOR PETER D. BACHELDER CONTRIBUTING EDITORS SHERRY VERRILL DIANE HOPKINS Cover illustration by Jeffrey Harden TABLE OF CONTENTS South Coast 2-16 Western Lakes and Mountains 17-24 Kennebec Valley 24-25 Mid Coast 26-45 Acadia 46-55 Katahdin/Moosehead 56 Sunrise County 57-59 Aroostook 59-60 Index of Advertisers 61-63 Index by Towns 64

A PUBLICATION OF THE MAINE PUBLICITY BUREAU, INC. 97 Winthrop Street Hallowed, Maine 04347 (207) 289-2423 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 sparkling white sand to lakes and hills and shore where peo­ ple 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 New England 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. Restaurants nearby. Non-smokers. Rates: $35-40 single, $40 double. The Olde Berry Inn, Kathe and Lloyd Gallegos, Innkeepers Kennehunk Road, Alfred, Maine 04002. (207) 324-0603.

BAR MILLS

ROYAL BREWSTER BED & BREAKFAST INN — This charming Federal-period mansion, built in 1805, has been meticulously maintained and restored. In its comfortable, homey atmosphere you're treated as one of the family. Four corner bedrooms on the second floor are spacious with comfortable twin or full size beds. Two baths are semi-private, each serving two rooms. Breakfast is served on the sunporch overlooking lawns and gardens. Located on Route 202 in the Tory Hill section of Buxton, which allows easy access to both seashore and moun­ tain attractions. For reservations or information write or call: William Lr Marian Parker. Box 307, Bar Mills. Maine 04004. (207) 929-3012 or (813) 385-0946 (winter)

BIDDEFORD POOL

THE LODGE — P.O. Box 31. Biddeford Pool, Maine 04006. (207) 284-7148.

CAPE NEDDICK

CAPE NEDDICK HOUSE — Route 1, P.O. Box 70, Cape Neddick, Maine 03902. (207) 363-2500.

SEA CHIMES BED & BREAKFAST — Shore Road, Cape Neddick, Maine 03902. (207) 646-5378.

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WOODEN GOOSE INN — A 19th century captain's house tranformed into a luxuriously comfortable inn, minutes from Ogunquit. With only seven guest rooms, our pace is unhurried and uncrowded. There's plenty of time for our spectacular break­ fast which may include poached pears l'orange with Grand Mar­ nier sauce or scandalous eggs Oscar. After a day of sightseeing, shopping, or seaside exploration, you’ll enjoy an equally sump­ tuous high tea. Then perhaps a lingering stroll through our seasonal garden to the lovely Cape Neddick River. We’ve got the perfect place for a perfect Maine day. Request our brochure. Wooden Goose Inn, Route 1, Cape Neddick, Maine 03902. (207) 363-5673.

CHEBEAGUE ISLAND

CHEBEAGUE ISLAND INN — offers an island vacation with Down East cooking, friendly innkeepers, and relaxation in an unspoiled setting. The Inn has 21 recently redecorated rooms, 15 with private baths. Guests gather in our comfortable living room with stone fireplace, wing chairs, and sofas. The Inn’s 40-foot porch offers panoramic views of Casco Bay and glori­ ous sunsets. Golf, tennis, and miles of peaceful island await you. Transportation by ferry or water-taxi may be arranged when calling for reservations. Open mid-Mav through mid-October. Inquire to: Box 492-MBB, Chebeague Island, ME 04107 or (207) 846-5155.

ELIOT

EWENICORN FARM — 116 Goodwin Rd. (Rte. 101), Eliot, Maine 03903. (207) 439-1337.

HIGH MEADOWS BED AND BREAKFAST — Located only 4 'A 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 din­ ing, theater, discount outlets, beaches and mountain regions. We offer continental plus breakfast and twin or double beds in the colonial decor. High Meadows, Route 101, Eliot, Maine 03903. (207) 439-0590.

FREEPORT

T ills BAGLEY HOUSE — Peace, tranquility, and history abound in this magnificent country home built by O. Israel Bagley in 1772. Five wonderful bedrooms (two accommodating three adults) feature hand­ made quilts and rugs, antiques, and shared or private baths. The huge fireplace and beehive oven in the kitchen inspire mouth-watering hearty breakfasts every morning. Six acres of fields and woods in­ vite nature lovers, hikers, berry-pickers, and cross-country skiers. Enjoy croquet in the back yard, back­ gammon in the library, or good conversation beside a crackling fire in the living room. Just minutes from downtown Freeport and Bowdoin and Bates Colleges, the Bagley House offers you a warm wel­ come and a peaceful retreat. Smoking not permitted. Sigurd A. Knudsen, Jr., Innkeeper. RR 3, Box 269C, Freeport, ME 04032. (207) 865-6566.

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CAPTAIN JOSIAII MITCHELL HOUSE — In-town Freeport, five-minute walk to L.L. Bean on tree-shaded sidewalks, past beautiful old sea captain's homes. From the moment you arrive, you'll know you’ve discovered a very special place. Furnished with antiques, four-posters, canopies; walls filled w ith oil paint­ ings. Floors covered with large collection of oriental rugs. Break­ fast in the formal dining room with its magnificent chandelier. Private or half-baths. No smoking. Alan ir Loretta Bradley. Captain Josiah Mitchell House. 188 Main St.. Freeport. Maine 04032. (207) 865-3289.

HARRASEEKET INN — A luxury country inn circa 1850 — two blocks north of L.L. Bean. Private baths (jacuzzi or steam), cable TV, A.C., canopy beds, antiques, fireplaces, delicious full breakfast in a sun­ ny dining room or terrace included. Walk to everything. Reservations suggested. AMX, MC, V. Paid

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 Bouthier. your hosts.

THE ISAAC RANDALL HOUSE — A charming country inn built in 1823, offering the cozy elegance of an­ tique 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 refresh­ ments with other guests in the pleasant common room. Pond, woods, picnic areas, horseshoes and cro­ quet. 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.

MAPLE HILL BED & BREAKFAST — Our Creek Revival farmhouse on a quiet side street is a four minute walk from the village. With just three guestrooms there is time for the attention to detail which makes a visit memorable, such as morning coffee served in the privacy of your room before a full breakfast in our formal dining room. Two rooms, one double in wicker and eyelet, another twin bedded and furnished with a sheridan suite, share an adjacent large bath with single hallway access. Another dou­ ble in antique paisley has a private bath. Our guests are invited to relax in front of the sitting room fireplace and to enjoy our music room with its antique Steinway. The McGivarens. Maple Hill Bed & Breakfast, 18 Maple Avenue. Freeport. Maine 04032. (207) 865-3730.

NATHAN NYE INN — Small cozy classic 1800’s home shared spacious facilities. Continental breakfast. Center of town location but restful & quiet. Park & walk to just about all outlets & restaurants, reservations suggested. Nathan Nye Inn, II Nathan Nye St., Freeport. Maine 04032. (207) 865-9606 - 865-3001.

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.

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181 MAIN STREET — 181 Main St., Freeport, Maine 04032. (207) 865-1226.

SM ELT BROOK BED & BREAKFAST — Our home is in a quiet, secluded country setting in woods along the Harraseeket River. One mile from downtown Freeport. One room with queensize bed, dual con­ trol electric blanket, large separate bath; dining room and sitting room with woodstoves and fireplaces, country antiques. Hearty breakfast. Resident cat. No smoking. Peter, Shirley, and Thomas Schmidt. Smelt Brook Bed i? Breakfast. BB 1 Box 447, Freeport, Maine 04032. (207) 865-3252.

THE VILLAGE INN — Relax and enjoy your vacation with us while visiting Freeport. We have eight motel- 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 dis­ tance 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 ir Jacqueline Corliss, 186 Main Street, Freeport. Maine 04032. (207) 865-3236. GORHAM

COUNTRY SQUIRE BED AND BREAKFAST — Our 1779 Cape Cod home is twenty minutes from Portland International Jetport, Museums, Seashore and Lakes. We try to offer you a home-like atmosphere away from home. A full breakfast is served in our country kitchen, dining room or outdoor patio deck (in season). Check in after 2:00 pm (earlier by arrangement). Check out 11:00 am. Reservations recommended. No Credit Cards. RATES: $40.00 single; $50.00 double. $10.00 each extra. Rates do not include 7% Maine Room Tax. No Pets. Country Squire Bed and Breakfast, Ed and Jane Carr, BB 1, Box 178, Mighty Street (Off Boute 113N), 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 Red and Breakfast Inn — six rooms, all with private baths, air conditioning, some with fireplaces. Rooms are individually deco­ rated with art objects and paintings from the owner's collection. Rates include gourmet breakfast prepared by the professional owner-chef, trained by nationally known teacher and author. Madeleine Kamman. Tea served from 4 to 6 p.m. Located minutes from Kennebunkport, beaches, stores, restaurants, art galleries, antique shops. Arundel Meadows Inn, Boute 1, Arundel, Maine. Write P.O. Box 1129, Kennehunk, 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 Dining Award, the inn and restaurant are open year-round. There are twenty- six rooms with private bath and air-conditioning. Special winter package available. The Kennehunk Inn. Arthur i? Angela LeBlanc, 45 Main Street, US Boute 1. Kennehunk. Maine 04043. (207) 985-3351.

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SUNDIAL INN — Unusual oceanfront Victorian on Kennebunk Beach. Totally renovated to include pri­ vate baths (2 with whirlpools), phones, TVs, eleva­ tor, sprinkler system and air conditioning. Sundial's 34 rooms retain their genteel, turn-of-the-century elegance with designer-selected period antiques, soft pastels and striking fabrics. Open year-round. Off­ season rates. Recent winner AAA "three diamonds." Full fare continental breakfast. Restaurant packages available. Children over 13 welcome. No pets. Major credit cards accepted. Sundial Inn, P.O. Box 1147, 48 Beach Street, Kei nehunk Beach, Maine 04043. (207) 967-3850.

KENNEBUNKPORT

BREAKWATER INN — Ocean Avenue, P.O. Box 1160, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 067-3118.

BUFFLEHEAD COVE — is nestled on a bend of the tide's upper reach above the village of Kennebunkport. Come and enjoy peace and privacy in our five acres of woods and orchard. We offer antiques, sunny cozy rooms, flowers, warm colors, soft comforters, deep window seats for fireside reading or day dream­ ing, breakfast outside by the water, or in our oak panelled dining room and a very warm welcome. Write: Bufflehead Cove, Harriet Gott. Box 499, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. Call (207) 967-3879.

CAPE ARUNDEL INN — Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2125.

THE CAPTAIN LORD MANSION — An intimate Maine Coast inn. 18 luxurious rooms, each with private bath, 2 with whirl­ pool tubs and cable TV, 13 with working fireplaces. Furnished with antiques, queen-size four-poster beds, posturepedic mat­ tresses. 4 diamond AAA rating. Freshly baked breakfasts served family style in our country kitchen. Open year round. Bev’s gift shop features quality craft articles, various "Mansion" souvenirs, 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 Coloni­ al. Pristine Bed & Breakfast. Four seasons. Prime location. Stroll to ocean or shops. The Chetwynds see to your well-being. Honeymoon 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. Conversatioas with world travelers enrich your B&B experience. Join in the camaraderie at the traditional board for Susan Chetwynd’s "Sun­ day Breakfast Every Day.” The Chetwynd House Inn, Susan Knowles Chetwynd, P.O. Box 130 MG, Chestnut Street. Kennebunkport. Maine 04046. (207) 967-2235.

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THE DOCK SQUARE INN — A gracious Victorian Inn for­ merly a shipbuilder's home, located in the heart of the histori­ cal Kennebunkport 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. “Your home away from home . . ." The Dock Square Inn, Frank b 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 com­ mon 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 in­ cluded in the rate. Easy access from Boston 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 “Christ­ mas Prelude." Open all year. 1802 House B b B Inn, P.O. Box 646A, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. Telephone (207) 967-5632.

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. Winter by reservation only. Rates: $55 to $60 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 Pertdlo. (207) 967-4169.

GREEN HERON — Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-3315.

HARBOR INN — Luxury 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 — two suites. Pri­ vate baths. Also, “Woodbine Cottage", charming efficiency guest cottage with all amenities of inn. Antique shop in Inn featuring art glass, quilts. Paved off-street lighted parking. Open May to December. “Harbor Inn, more than just a night's lodging, a delightful experience." Rates: Starting $75.90, double occupancy, includes our Texas buffet breakfast. Brochure upon request. Charlotte and Bill Massmann P.O. Box 538A, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2074.

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THE INN AT HARBOR HEAD — A refreshing escape, a romantic getaway at the water's edge on the rocks’ shore of Cape Porpoise Harbor. Shady hammock for two, comfortable loung­ ing chairs, our dock to swim from when the tide is high. Down comforters will warm you and paddle fans will cool you in four delightfully intimate bedrooms with private baths. Waken to the aroma of freshly ground coffee and the sounds of wind- chimes. Elegant breakfasts, sunshine, starshine, raindrops, fog—experience them all. For dog-loving non-smokers over 12. Joan and Dave Sutter — Pier Road RR 2, Box 1180, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-5564.

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 tasteful­ ly 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. Tel. (207) 967-5151/967-4639

THE KENNEBUNKPORT INN — A charming coastal Inn built in the 1890's. Just off Dock Square; overlook­ ing the Kennebunk River. 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 111. Dock Square. Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2621.

KYLEM ERE 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 inviting rooms, traditional hospitality and old-fashioned relaxation. Your hosts, Mary and Bill, serve a delicious "Down- East" breakfast in our formal dining room or on the porch over­ looking the gardens. Afternoons might find guests sipping En­ glish tea, drinking lemonade, or enjoying a glass of wine. The Inn is minutes walk to the ocean, shops and restaurants. Rates: $60-$70 Kijlemere House. 1818, South Street. P.O. Box 1333. Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2780.

FAKE BROOK GUEST HOUSE — Turn-of-the-eentury farmhouse with wrap-around porch overlooking a tidal brook and marsh. We are located 1 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: $55-$65. Open May through October. Lake Brook Guest House. RR 1. Box 218. Kennebunkport. Maine 04046. (207) 967-4069.

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MAINE STAY INN AND COTTAGES — Elegant 1860 bed and breakfast inn rooms and delightful cottage efficiency units lo­ cated in the quiet surroundings of Kennebunkport's National Register of Historic Homes. Well-behaved children welcome. Complimentary afternoon tea and desserts served to all guests. Easy walking distance to restaurants, galleries, shops and har­ bor. One mile to beach, tennis, and golf course. Open April to November. AAA rated three diamonds. Mobil Guide rated ***. Maine Stay Inn 6- Cottages, Jacques and Carol Gagnon, Innkeepers, Box 500A-MB, Maine Street, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2117.

NORTH STREET GUEST HOUSE — P.O. Box 1229, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-4452.

OLD FORT INN — Discover the hospitality of a luxurious New England Inn that combines all of yesterday’s charm with today’s conveniences. From the daily complimentary buffet breakfast to the comfort and privacy of our antique appointed rooms, we’ll do everything necessary to make your stay memorable. We offer a large fresh water pool, private tennis court, color television, and a charming antique shop — all in a secluded setting. The Old Fort Inn is minutes from Kennebunkport’s fine old sea cap­ tain homes, shops, art galleries and beaches. Rates: $85-$185 double occupancy, breakfast included. Old Fort Inn, Old Fort Avenue, P.O. Box M, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-5353.

PORT GALLERY INN — Historic center village lo­ cation offering gracious accommodations with peri­ od furniture, private bath, cable color TV and continental breakfast. Antiques abound throughout the mansion. One is within walking distance to bou­ tiques, restaurants, shops, art galleries, beaches. The town offers the vacationer recreational sports, golf, tennis, sailing, whale watching. We are open year round: Call (207) 967-3728 or write P.O. Box 1367, Kennebunkport, ME 04046. Member of The Kennebunkport Guild of Historic Inns.

THE SCHOONERS INN — offers world-class accommodations, dining, and shopping in scenic, historic Kennebunkport. The inn’s seventeen guest rooms are appointed with Thos. Moser fur­ nishings, fresh-cut flowers, luxurious baths, and touches of elegance. Our fine restaurant, REGINA, overlooks the river, the ocean, and incredible sunsets. Here, lunch and dinner selections are imaginative, artfully presented, and graciously served. On­ premise shops offer the fashionable and the fanciful. Kennebunk­ port features a wealth of activities and attractions within walk­ ing distance. Call or write for our brochure and rates: P.O. Box 1121-MBB, Kennebunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-5333.

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THE TIDES INN BY-THE-SEA — Come loaf to your heart's content at our cozy and casual country inn. Overlooking a beau­ tiful 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, shop­ ping and more are nearby. Exceptionally clean, homey New En­ gland lodging, terrific Maine cooking, a cozy pub and our relaxed atmosphere — bordering on inefficiency, we admit — are just what you need to unwind. Come visit us — we'll make vou feel at home. The Tides Inn By-The-Sea, Goose Rocks Beach. Kennehunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-3757.

W ELBY 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 din­ ing room or on adjoining enclosed sun porch Continental breakfast in bed available. Gift gallery featuring original water- media paintings, notecards, and hand-painted, kiln-fired tiles, all by Betsy Rogers-Knox. Conveniently located on Ocean Avenue. Short walk to beach, marina, galleries, shops, restaur­ ants. Children over eight welcome; sorry, no pets. Open year round. Rates: $55.00-$70.00 (includes breakfast). Brochure available. Welhy Inn, David Knox & Betsy Rogers-Knox. P.O. Box 774. Kennehunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-4655.

W HITE BARN INN — Beach Street. Kennehunkport, Maine 04046. (207) 967-2321.

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, fol­ low 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.

KITTERY POINT

HARBOUR WATCH — Quiet Colonial on Piscataqua River's Harbor. Minutes from best shops, beaches, restaurants, theaters, cruises, fishing, golf. In same family since 1797. Just off Route 103 on Follett Lane, next to Old Burial Yard across from First Congregational Church. A day’s drive from Quebec’s principal cities, we're equidistant (fifty miles) from Portland, Maine and Boston. Moderate rates. Complimentary continental breakfast. April through October. Harbour Watch. RFD 1. Box 42, Kittery Point, Maine 03905. (207) 439-3242.

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OGUNQUIT

THE ADMIRAL’S INN — I .ocated 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 Continen­ tal breakfast served in our guest parlor. Admiral's Inn, 70 So. Main Street. Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-7093.

BLUE SHUTTERS — 6 Beachmere Place, P.O. Box 655,*Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-2163.

BLUE WATER INN — Beach Street, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-5559.

CAPTAIN LORENZ PERKINS — P.O. Box 2130, No. Main St., Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-7825.

CAPTAINS QUARTERS — U.S. Route #1, P.O. Box 911, Ogunquit. Maine 03907. (207) 646-2354.

THE CLIPPER SHIP — Enjoy the warm hospital­ ity of our 1920 Main House with its wrap-around front porch and its rear sun deck, or the gracious atmosphere of our rambling Victorian Annex. Whichever you prefer, a wonderful vacation awaits y'ou. Choose a room with a private or shared bath or one of our more deluxe accommodations, com­ plete with their own entrance, kitchen and sun deck. The best of in-town locations. Stroll easily to the beach and village shops. Lois £r Kai/e Siegel, Innkeepers, P.O. Box 236. Ogunquit. Maine 03907. (207) 646-9735 or (207) 646-9492.

( ‘ffffttffH fj, • 'O fte n e THE COLONIAL INN — Located in the heart of Ogunquit on Shore Road. 80 units offering a variety of accommodations — deluxe two-room efficiencies and studio apartments, in ad­ dition to rooms in the Inn (all with private bath) and units in the Guest House. Minutes walk from beach. Marginal Way and Perkins Cove. All units are equipped with color cable TV, direct dial phones and heat and A/C. Jacuzzi, shuffleboard. spacious grounds with tables and BBQ grills, laundromat, library, game room and restaurant serving full breakfast. AX, VISA. MC ac­ cepted. Group rates and packages available on request. Rates $40-$85. Colonial Inn. 71 Shore Road, Ogunquit, Maine 03904. (207) 646-5191.

GAZEBO — P.O. Box 668, Rt. Jfl, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-3733.

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LEISURE INN — Enjoy quiet hours of relaxation on our wraparound porch, in our spacious living room next to the hearth or in the privacy of your individually decorated room. Our guestrooms have been uniquely decorated and boast the charm of old New England. We also offer cottages and apart­ ments, some with A/C, cable TV. Continental breakfast served with guestroom accommodations. Conveniently located in the Village. It is a short walk to beach, shops, restaurants and Mar­ ginal 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.

THE MORNING DOVE — An elegantly restored 1860's farm­ house furnished with antiques. It has light airy rooms and modern baths. European lact curtains, down comforters, origi­ nal art, unusual antiques, coordinated linens, thick towels, and fresh flowers are some of our extra touches. Prices include wel­ coming wine and a continental breakfast on our Victorian porch or in our elegant dining room. On a quiet street amidst spec­ tacular gardens, we're an easy stroll to shops, restaurants, beaches, the Marginal Way, Perkins Cove, and the Playhouse. Open year-round. Off-season champagne package available. Rates: $50-$80, includes tax. The Morning Dove, P.O. Box 1940, 5 Bourne Lane, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-3891.

THE OLD VILLAGE INN — Our 1833 Inn offers fine accom­ modations and food to repeat customers. Dining rooms deco­ rated with antiques and art. Glass greenhouse. Polished walls and fireplace in the "Keeping Room.” Dinner, breakfast daily. Accommodations from two-room suites to double. Private bath, air-conditioning, TV. Children, pets welcome with prior ar­ rangements. Centrally located within walking distance to shops, beaches. On Ogunquit’s famous trolley line. Open year round. 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.

SEACLEF — Box 698, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-4030.

SEAFAIR INN — A Victorian Inn decorated in period antiques. Nineteen rooms in all, most with private bath, efficiencies at weekly rates also available. Our family welcomes you to all the comforts of home. Morning coffee and tea are served on the glass enclosed sunporch. Ideally located across the street from the ocean, a block from the marginal way and half block from the center. Closed November 15th through March 31st. Your Hosts: The Murray Family, Seafair Inn, 24 Shore Road, Box 1221G, Ogunquit, Maine 03907. (207) 646-2181.

YARDARM VILLAGE INN — 130 Shore Rd., P.O. Box 773, Ogunquit, ME 03907. (207) 646-7006.

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PORTLAND

CARLETON GARDENS — Glen and Ruth Evans invite you to share their 1890’s town house and garden on Portland’s historic West End. Guest rooms include: one with twin beds, one with a double bed, frank­ lin stove and pleasant sitting area. Breakfast is fresh fruit and one of Ruth's specialties, perhaps apple pancakes. Rates- $40 to $60 nightly, $5 less for singles. Carleton Gardens, 43 Carleton 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 District. In­ ternational Ferry, museums, Performing Arts Center, restaurants, Longfellow House, waterfront and Victoria Mansion. Continental breakfast, comfortable, casual atmosphere, 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 town- house located in Portland’s historic West End, offering warm, hospitable accommodations. Easy access to all that is Portland. Short w'aik to Portland Museum of Art and Portland’s Perform­ ing Arts Centers. Close at hand are Old Port shops, restaurants and Casco Bay’s Calendar Islands. Large period rooms appoint­ ed to reflect a past era. Breakfast is a lively event where travel­ ers meet around the table or in the parlor. Join us! Rates: $34.00-$72.00. June-September $39.00-$82.00 for one night. (Off season rates apply to visits of more than one night.) Inn on Carleton, 46 Carleton Street, Portland, ME 04102. (207) 775-1910.

SCARBOROUGH

HIGGINS BEACH 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 meals prepared with Gram’s secret “receipts." Continental breakfast available after Labor Day. Rates: $48-$62 daily, E.P. Private baths and shared baths. Weekly, M.A.P., or off-season rates available. Reser­ vations advised. Free brochure. Higgins Beach Inn, Scarborough. Maine 04074. (207) 883-6684.

WELLS

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 homemade muffins. Perfect location. You'll like our w'arm. friendly, comfortable atmosphere. Open May 30-October 12. Write or call: llene and Daniel Pincus, Church Street, HR 1, Box 2207, Wells, Maine 04090. (207) 646-4194 or (617) 965-2845.

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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 refrigerator. 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 coffee. 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 6- Breakfast. RR §3. Box 226B. Wells. Maine 04090. (207) 646-7990.

SEA ORCHARD INN — P.O. Box 1296. Wells, Maine 04090. (207) 646-5929.

WELLS BEACH

BAYVIEW INN BED & BREAKEAST — 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 Atlantic Ocean 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; $49 and up. Bayview Inn B ij B. 2131 Wehhannett Drive, Wells Beach, Maine 04090. (207) 646-9260.

YARMOUTH

HOMEWOOD INN ON CASCO BAY — Off Route 88. Mid-June-mid-Oct. The Webster Family wel­ comes guests to their 16-acre waterfront complex. The oldest building, Maine House, dates from 1742. Rooms, suites, cottages with fireplaces, antiques. All with private baths. Housekeeping units. E.P. Color TV, phones. Pool, ocean bathing, tennis, nature trails, bike rentals. Golf, boating nearby. Guest moorings. Delicious country breakfasts daily. Wednesday night lobster bakes. Gift, antique shops. Major credit cards. 10 min. from L.L. Bean and Freeport outlet shops; 20 min. from Portland muse­ ums, boat trips. Old Port area. Homewood Inn on Casco Bay. P.O. Box 196. Yarmouth. Maine 04096. Phone (207) 846-3351.

YORK

“A SUMMER PLACE” — 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 homemade muffins featuring our own fruits. 2.7 miles west of Route 1 on Route 91. A Summer Place. RFD #1. Box 196. York. Maine 03909. (207) 363-5233.

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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 Sep­ tember through April. Hosts: Barbara and Ernest Guimond, B.R. 1, Box 55, York, Maine 03909. Tel. (207) 363-2071.

HANNAH’S LO FT — RR 2, Box 117, Chases Pond Rd., York. Maine 03909. (207) 363-7244.

HUTCHINS HOUSE — Waterfront accommodations on the York River with beautiful views. Large rooms in a formal home 1/2 mile to town but away from traffic. Surrounded by histori­ cal landmarks and museums. Walk to Harbor Beach and along the ocean. Own dock with canoe rental. Sunset River cruises available. Outstanding cuisine, includes full breakfast. Restaur­ ants and bargain shopping nearby. Hutchins House, 173 Organug Road, York, ME 03909. (207) 363-3058.

SCOTLAND BRIDGE INN — Scotland Bridge Road & 91, P.O. Box 521, York, Maine 03909. (207) 363-4432.

W ILD ROSE OF YORK — 78 Long Sands Road, York, Maine 03909. (207) 363-2532.

YORK BEACH

BENNETTS, THE — 3 Broadway, York Beach, Maine 03910. (207) 363-5302.

CANDLESHOP INN — 44 Freeman Street, York Beach, Maine 03910. (207) 363-4087.

JO-MAR B & B ON THE OCEAN — Spectacular ocean views from large comfortable rooms. Watch the sun rise over the Atlantic. Rooms are modern and beautifully furnished. Each morning an informal con­ tinental 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 ir B. P.O. Box 838, York Beach, Maine 03910. (207) 363-4826; (207) 363-2958 (winter and early spring).

THE KATAHDIN INN "ON THE OCEAN” — We welcome you to spend your vacation in a stately New England Victorian overlooking the magnificent Atlantic Ocean. Just park your car and leave your keys behind . . . steps to the beautiful sandy beach, a short walk to fine restaurants. Shop the many bou­ tiques and galleries for that special treasure. Amusement and wildlife park that's just a short stroll away . . . or if you just want to spend some quiet time sitting or rocking on our beautiful and romantic front porch overlooking the mesmerizing ocean waves. You’ll find our rooms very cozy and comfortably fur­ nished in antiques recalling a rich and romantic age. Children welcome. The Cheney Family, P.O. Box 193, 27 Ocean Ave. Ex., York Beach. ME 03910. (207) 363-2759.

NAUTILUS — 7 Willow Avenue, P.O. Box 916, York Beach, Maine 03910. (207) 363-6596.

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YORK HARBOR

THE CANTERBURY HOUSE — Overlooking York Harbor, the Canterbury House offers deluxe guest rooms, exquisite breakfast and afternoon tea soon not to be forgotten. Walk to soft sands York Harbor Beach, stroll the marginal way and visit historic York Village. Open year-round. Special off season packages and rates available. The Canterbury House, P.O. Box 881, Rt. 1A, York Harbor. ME 03911. (207) 363-3505.

DOCKSIDE GUEST QUARTERS & DINING ROOM — The Dockside is 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. Dining Room: Public welcome for luncheon, cocktails, dinner. Reservations recommended. Open Memorial Day to Columbus Day. Rates: $45-$95. Write for picture brochure and tariff card. Dockside Guest Quarters b Dining Room, Harris Island Road, York. Maine 03909. (207) 363-2868 (Guest Quarters), (207) 363-4800 (Dining Room).

EDWARDS' HARBORSIDE INN — on the waterfront where harbor and ocean meet. This turn of the century Bed and Break­ fast Inn offers a unique location directly on both the ocean and harbor. Here you'll find a quiet, relaxing atmosphere between the sandy beach and active harbor. Open year-round; off-season rates are in effect mid-October through mid-June (with the ex­ ception of holiday weekends). For brochure, please write or call: Edwards' Harborside Inn, Stage Neck Road, P.O. Box 866, York Harbor, Maine 03911. Tel. (207) 363-3037.

THE INN AT HARMON PARK — Located two miles from In­ terstate 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 year round. Af­ ter Labor Day, $45 for private bath, $35 shared. The Antal Family, Route 1A, York Harbor. Maine 03911. (207) 363-2031.

YORK HARBOR INN — Authentic Country Inn lo­ cated on Rte. 1A overlooking the rocky coast, Har­ bor Beach, and the entrance to York Harbor. Circa 1637, the Inn boasts three (3) ocean view dining rooms, seven (7) working fireplaces, excellent cui­ sine, banquet and meeting facilities, and the Cellar Pub. (Entertainment weekends.) Thirty-two guest rooms are beautifully appointed, many with period antiques, ocean views, working fireplaces, four- poster beds and jacuzzi spa. Golf, tennis, boating, and fishing all nearby. Walk to shops, museums, harbor and beach. Open year round, offseason rates and package plans available. Color brochure on request. York Harbor Inn, P.O. Box 573, Rte. 1A, York Harbor, Maine 03911. (207) 363-5119.

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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 para­ dise. Fishing, hunting, hiking, canoeing, camping, and ski­ ing 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 commercial, population, and travel center, while in the more rural, outlying areas are fer­ tile orchards and farms, and small industries concerned with woodworking and paper products. BETHEL

BAKER'S BED & BREAKFAST — Located adjacent to the Artist's Covered Bridge on Sunday River Road, only seven miles from Bethel Village. A charming early nineteenth century, modernized farmhouse with a view of the ski slopes at Sunday River Ski Area and the Mahoosuc Mountain Range; Baker's offers quiet, spacious, comfortable rooms with kingsize, double or twin beds . . . full breakfast included. Baker’s Bed & Breakfast, R.F.D. 2 Box 2090, Bethel, ME 04217. (207) 824-2088.

THE BETH EL INN & COUNTRY CLUB — A classic New En­ gland Inn and Resort. 70 guest rooms, 40 townhouse units. Su­ perb cuisine served in two country elegant dining rooms. A variety of resort activities including golf, tennis, lake and pool swimming, sailing, 42 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 $58 per person, double occupancy, include din­ ner, 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, homelike atmosphere and affordable rates. Effieciency apartments and dorm rooms available. Rates: $50 double occupancy; $35 single; $10 each additional person. Dorm rate: $20 per person. Rates include breakfast. Family & group rates. Major credit cards accepted. Robin and Doug Zinchuck/Tim and Connie Fuller. The Chapman Inn, P.O. Box 206, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2657.

THE DOUGLASS PLACE — Barbara and Dana Douglass wel­ come you to our comfortable Bed & (Continental) Breakfast home. Five upstairs bedrooms with twin bed and 2 lA shared bathrooms; crib and roll-a-ways available. Living room, den, game room welcome all guests. Large screened gazebo for warm summer relaxation. Skiers prefer our fireplace atmosphere. White Mts., N .IL, historic sites, two major skiways nearby. Vil­ lage one mile away for restaurants and shops. Rates: $40 per room double occupancy, $30 single. The Douglass Place, Route 2 Northeast, HCR Box 90, Bethel Mame 04217. (207) 824-2229.

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FOUR SEASONS INN — Elegant 1895 Queen Anne Victorian Bed & Breakfast in heart of village. Enjoy tea and petits fours in our fireplaced parlor or foyer. Choice of 15 antique-furnished bedrooms. Fresh flowers, fruit baskets, and candies on your pil­ low. Awake to aroma of fresh ground coffee served to your room. European style breakfast served in the dining room. Nearby ski­ ing, golf, tennis, swimming, White Mountains of N.H. Smok­ ing in parlor only. No pets. Children over 12 preferred. Rates: From $55.00 shared bath, $65.00 private. Credit cards accepted, brochures available. Four Seasons Inn, Box 390, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2755; (outside Maine) 1-800-227-7458.

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, hik­ ing, a zoo, and the White Mountains. L’Auberge is located off the common, behind the Bethel fire station. LAuherge, P.O. Box 21, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824 2774. Brent and Linda Frechette, Innkeepers.

NORSEMAN INN — A Federal Period Farmstead dating back to 1799, set on four landscaped acres one mile from Bethel, five miles from major ski facilities. Share our living and dining rooms, both with fieldstone fireplaces, our lounge and activity room. Ten upstairs bedrooms, three shared baths. Smoking allowed only in lounge. No children under eight or pets. Full breakfast served year round with your room. Visa, MasterCard and American Express cards accepted. Mobil Travel Guide Quality Rated. Natalie b Dick Fain, Norseman Inn, Boute 2, Rumford Road Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2002.

THE POINTED FIR — After experiencing the beauty of our mountains and village, come into the ambience of the old Maine Farmhouse — a five minute walk from the Town’s center and fine restaurants. Minutes from skiing, hiking, fishing, swimming. Be rewarded for your frugality! Rates: From $15 per person, double occupancy, including full breakfast. The Pointed Fir, A Bed b Breakfast, P.O. Box 845, Bethel, ME 04217. (207) 824-2251. Hosts, Beth and Ed Hitchcock.

SUNDAY RIVER INN & CROSS COUNTRY SKI 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. Rates: $42.00 per person MAP d.o., Dorms $29.00 MAP.

Steve b Peggy Wight, Innkeepers, Sunday River Road, RFD 2, Box 1688, Bethel, Maine 04217. (207) 824-2410.

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BRIDGTON

THE 1859 GUEST HOUSE — Located on the corner of Route 302 and South High Street. It is owned by Dr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Zeller. The house was built in 1859 of Federal design. It is furnished with period, family pieces. Dr. Zeller has his clock collection on display. Twin or double bedrooms share a bath. There 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 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 within view of scenic Highland Lake. Private lake frontage with hammock and canoe for guests. Large tastefully furnished rooms, grand piano and library. Sumptuous full breakfast served by a glowing fire on chilly mornings. Hiking, swimming, antiques, summer theatre, and romantic restaurants nearby. Skiing. Family suites. 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 bedrooms are a blending of antique and country to give you the casual feeling of belonging rather than just visit­ ing. With the ocean, White Mountains, and five ski resorts 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 ir Breakfast, 55 North High Street, Bridgton, Maine 04009. (207) 647-2100.

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 meal 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.

BROWNFIELD

SWAN HILL B & B — RR 1, Box 437, Brownfield Maine 04010. (207) 452-2426.

CASCO

MAPLEWOOD INN — This restored old New England Farm House is located in the beautiful lakes region. The gateway to the White Mountains and ski areas. Full country breakfast, inground pool, complimen­ tary sherry, in house movies and an 18 mini golf and arcade. No smoking please. Rooms $35-$50 Visa, MC. Open year round. Visit and discover why INNS ARE IN. Innkeepers — Marilyn ir Ron Osmond, Rt. 302, Box 627, Casco, Maine 04015. (207) 655-7586.

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CENTER LOVELL

CENTER LOVELL INN — Highly recommended by Architec­ tural Digest, Boston Globe, and Stephen Birnbaum. Our 1805 home, featured in Yankee Magazine (August 1974) is nestled overlooking the White Mountains near Lake Kezar: acclaimed as one of the world’s most beautiful. Porch or fireside dining menu stars Northern Italian cuisine from family recipes. With adjacent Norton Annex (1830) most rooms offer mountain views with private bath; one suite. Foliage, Fryeburg Fair, antiques, canoe the Saco, golf. North Conway outlets. May-October. Call: (207) 925-1575 or write Center Lovell Inn, Bill ir Susie Mosca, Rt. 5 Box 261B, Center Lovell, ME 04016

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-stenciled rooms, most with private baths, abound with an­ tiques and hand-crafted items. Sumptuous country breakfasts await you and are included in the room rate. Escape the mad­ dening crowds yet enjoy nearby antiquing, canoeing, fishing, swimming, hiking, skiing, biking, and endless shopping. Crack­ ling fires enhance your relaxing winter’s visit. Rates: $35-55. 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, East 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 Saco River. 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 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 — Rt. |1, Box 867, Harrison, Maine 04040. (207) 583-4758.

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SNOWBIRD LODGE BED AND BREAKFAST — Guests en­ joy Snowbird’s private sand beach, canoes, hiking trails, tennis court, basketball court, and birdwatching area. (Resident loons on Island Pond serenade at dusk.) In winter try sledding at mid­ night on Snowbird’s lighted toboggan run. Afterwards relax in our sauna. Pine-panelled walls, magnificent fieldstone fireplaces, and sunny diningroom overlooking birches and evergreens speak of Maine as she should be savored. Twelve second floor bedrooms share four full baths. (Private bath available.) Breakfast is hearty. And homemade. Snowbird is open year round. Individu­ al or group reservations welcome. For reservations or brochures: John and Rachel Fennell, Rt. 2, Harrison 04040. (207) 583-2544.

TOLMAN HOUSE INN -— Elegant 1870 Victorian estate with formal gardens, located on 100 beautiful acres. The recently re­ stored carriage house offers nine lovely bedrooms furnished with antiques, each room has a private bath. Rates include full coun­ try breakfast served in our gracious dining room overlooking the rose gardens. Restaurants, antique shops, swimming, boating within walking distance. Downhill and cross-country skiing, nearby. Shop the outlets in North Conway, 30 minutes away or visit Portland (45 minutes). Brochure available. Reservations recommended. “Escape to the quiet serenity of a small country inn.” The Cottons 6- Soutters, Innkeepers, P.O. Box 551, Tolman Road, Harrison, Maine 04040. (207) 583-4445. KINGFIELD

HERBERT — Main Street, Kingfield, Maine 04947. (207) 265-2000.

W INTER’S INN — Box 44, Kingfield, Maine 04947. (207) 265-5421.

LIMERICK

THE INN AT MOULTON PLACE — Now in its renaissance and on the National Register of Historic Places, The Inn at Moulton Place is an elegant country hotel offering lodging and accommodations for small private functions. We afford our guests clean, comfortably furnished rooms with either a full or shared bath. A full breakfast is served daily. When you place your reservation, arrangements may be made for Saturday night dining in our solarium. Limerick is a small village located approximately 32 miles west of Portland, in the foothills of the White Mountains. Open year-round with winter weekend package rates. Children cannot be provided for. Pets are not allowed. Smokers are invited to use our den. Rates and brochure upon request. The Inn at Moulton Place, Limerick, Maine 04048. (207) 793-4352.

NAPLES

THE AUGUSTUS BOVE HOUSE — Restored antique coloni­ al located in center of Naples at the famous causeway between Long Lake and Brandy Pond. Rooms decorated with antiques, most view water. Three private baths, three shared baths. Full hearty breakfast; coffee, tea anytime—honeymoon tray. All recreation, restaurants and shops with walking distance. Smok­ ing and alcohol limited to porch area. Pets with prior arrange­ ments. Rooms $39 -$55. Suite $65, Visa, M.C., Amex. Off season rates and supper arrangements upon request. Reservations recommended. Hosts — Dave

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THE EPICUREAN INN — Enjoy a respite in Victorian splen­ dor while surrounded by the serenity of lakes, mountains. We offer 4 guest rooms in the heart of the Sebago Lake Region providing year-round leisure activities. Our restaurant has a four-star rating from the Portland Press Herald and is known as a romantic getaway offering classical French and new Ameri­ can cuisine. Numerous nearby day trips. North Conway, N.H. or Portland, Maine each 45 minutes away. We look forward to your inquiries. Innkeepers — Scott and Patricia Sparks, Paul Charpentier, Route 302, P.O. Box AQ, Naples, ME 04055. (207) 693-3839. AX, MC, VISA. Open year round.

THE INN AT LONG LAKE — Return to country comfort and turn of the century charm. Come visit the Inn at Long Lake, nestled amidst the pines and waterways of Maine’s Lakes Region. The Inn has sixteen guestrooms, each with a private bath, and is centrally located, a minute’s walk from the Naples Causeway, between Long Lake and Brandy Pond.

The Inn at Long Lake, Maine hospitality at its Best! P.O. Box 806, Naples, ME 04055. (207) 693-6226.

SONGO BED & BREAKFAST HOUSE — Sebago Lake Region. % hour from Portland, 3A hour from North Conway. Located on the bend of the Songo River, at the historic Songo Locks. Ac­ cess to 45 miles of waterway. Warm, cozy atmosphere. Family- style breakfast served daily. Open year round. Four-season area. Hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, bicycling, golf, foliage, skiing, x-country, snowmobiling. Reasonable rates. M.C./Visa accepted. No pets. Songo Bed

NORTH WATERFORD

OLDE ROW LEY INN — Historic cl790 Stagecoach Stop which stands today as a remembrance of times long past. Restored to revive its colonial heritage, we continue a long established tradition of gracious inn­ keeping and excellent cuisine. We offer our guests abundant charm and comfort in a rich colonial set­ ting of Folk Art, stencils, quilts, period furnishings, calico, and fireplaces. Within a short distance of our front porch, four seasons of sports and activities keep our guests as active as they wish. Ski Package available with Sunday River Ski Resort. Five guest rooms, private and shared baths. Complimentary full country breakfast. Three intimate dining rooms in the old Carriage House and Barn — open to the public, open year round. Brochure available. Innkeepers L. Peter and Pamela Leja. Rt. 35 North, P.O: Box 87, No. Waterford, ME 04267. (207) 583-4143.

NORTH WINDHAM

SEBAGO LAKE LODGE AND COTTAGES — Bed & Breakfast right on the shore of Sebago Lake. Swim­ ming, fishing, and free use of canoes and row boats 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. 2 lA hours from Boston. Rates: $55.00. Sebago Lake Lodge and Cottages, White’s Bridge Road, P.O. Box 110, North Windham, Maine 04062. (207) 892-2698. Call or write for reservations or brochure.

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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, Boute 121, Otisfield, Maine 04270. (207) 539-2352.

PARIS

CHEZ GRANDMERE INN — 139 Main St., So. Paris, Maine 04281. (207) 743-2331.

RANGELEY

FARMHOUSE INN — Charmingly renovated c. 1850 farm­ house overlooking Rangeley Lake. Country suites with private baths and bunkrooms with shared baths. Visit in our comforta­ ble sitting 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, including meals, available. Rick

OQUOSSOC’S OWN B & B — In the beautiful Rangeley Lakes Region, Western Maine’s true four season resort area, a com­ fortable country home. We feature a relaxed family setting with exquisitely prepared breakfasts. Private gourmet dinners are a specialty with proper notice. Reservations required for our dou­ ble occupancy rooms w/common bath. Whatever your sport, we are minutes away from Mooselookmeguntic, and Rangeley Lakes and spectacular Saddleback Ski Area. Snowmobilers are afforded bunk style accommodations, ample parking, trails right to our door. You are invited to share our living room, cozy up to our parlor stove with your favorite movie rental or just relax in the low-keyed family atmosphere. Oquossoc’s Own B ir B, P.O. Box 27, Oquossoc, Maine 04964. (207) 864-5584.

RANGELEY INN — 36 rooms in the original Inn and 15 new­ er 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 located in downtown Rangeley on lakeshore. Wood beam Pub hosts musicians and parties. 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: $52-$85. Rangeley Inn, Ed Fay Carpenter, Box 398, Main Street, Rangeley, Maine 04970. (207) 864-3341.

SOUTH WATERFORD

BEAR MOUNTAIN INN — Harrison Rd., So. Waterford, Maine 04009. (207) 583-4404.

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WATERFORD

KEDARBURN INN — Rt. 35. Box A-l, Waterford, Maine 04088. (207) 583-6182.

LAKE HOUSE — Rt. 35 & 37, Waterford, Maine 04088. (207) 873-4182.

WELD

KAWANHEE INN — Quiet luxury in a peaceful setting, house­ keeping cabins, sparkling white sand beach on Webb Lake, rus­ tic atmosphere, fieldstone fireplaces, famous Mt. Blue State Park, Tumbledown Mt. climbing. Lakeside dining on the screened-in porches. Environment unsurpassed. Rates: $40 and up. The Kawanhee Inn, Lakeside Rt. 142, Weld, Maine 04285. (207) 585-2243 or (207) 778-4306.

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

AUGUSTA

CROSBY'S BED & BREAKFAST — Colonial-style home in residential area within walking distance of restaurants, capitol complex, state museum, archives, shopping and public trans­ portation. 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 miles. At 6th traffic light turn left onto Sewall Street. Take right onto Green Street. Rates: $28-32/single; $38-50/double; $10/additional person. Crosby's Bed ir Breakfast, 51 Green Street, Augusta. Maine 04330. (207) 622-1861.

BELGRADE LAKES

VILLAGE INN — P.O. Box 225, Belgrade Lakes, Maine 04918. (207) 495-3553.

FAIRFIELD

BRAZZELL'S TOURIST HOME — P.O. Box 8, Fairfield, Maine 04937. (207) 453-6103.

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KENTS HILL

HOME-NEST FARM — Box 2350, Kents Hill, Maine 04349. (207) 897-4125.

LITCHFIELD

OLD TAVERN INN — P.O. Box 445, Litchfield, Maine 04350. (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 Thom­ as 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 ir Floyd Whitmore, RFD 1, Box 1190, Norridgewock, Maine 04957. (207) 634-3470.

SKOWHEGAN

BRICK FARM 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 provided by us. Open year round. No pets, no smoking. Rates: From $27.50. Hosts: Jim and Corrilla Hastings, BFD §1. Box 1500, West Bidge Road, Skowhegan, Maine 04976. (207) 474-3949.

THE FORKS

CRAB APPLE ACRES INN — Early nineteenth-century farmhouse on Kennebec River. Homecooking, con­ genial atmosphere. Pine floors, wood cookstove, quilts on beds, country hospitality. Breakfast, supper served family-style in informal dining room. Open year-round. Our specialty: outfitted whitewater raft trips. 140 miles south of Quebec City, five hours north of Boston, on US Route 201. Please come & see us! Rates: $22-$28 pp., d.o. MC & Visa. Chuck and Sharyn Peabody, Innkeepers, The Forks, Maine 04985. (207) 663-2218. Call, write for brochure, reservations.

WATERVILLE

THE INN AT SILVER GROVE — A luxurious Bed & Breakfast. Intown Waterville. We are close to Interstate 95, Colby College, and Thomas College. Our central location makes us ideally suited to serve as a "home base" for day trips to the scenic Maine Coast, Sugarloaf Mountain, and the beautiful Belgrade Lakes area. Enjoy the delights of our cedar hot tub, play a tune on our grand piano, or just relax and enjoy the comfort, beauty & charm of our home. Awake to fresh ground coffee and our continental "plus" breakfast. Please—no smoking. Art &r Barb Weisser, Innkeepers, 184 Silver St., Waterville. Maine 04901. (207) 873-7724.

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MID COAST The Mid Coast includes the stretch of shoreline north and east from Brunswick to the mouth of the Penobscot River, 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 fes­ tivals and events that keep ’em coming back.

BAILEY ISLAND

THE JOHNSON — BFD 1. Box 310, Bailey Island, Maine 04003. (20V) 833-6053.

KATIE'S KETCH — P.O. Box 105, Bailey Island. Maine 04003. (207) 833-7785.

BATH

THE CAPTAIN DRUMMOND HOUSE — A waterfront coun­ try home carefully restored to 1792 charm. Perched atop a cove- side bluff enjoying broad w ater views in a natural private setting, w e share its history as a tavern and residence. With original fea­ tures retained to create a relaxed, cozy atmosphere for guests, wre offer large restful beds, private baths or suite, a lovely break­ fast (home baked breads included), with congenial conversation and tips on area "musts". Intown Bath or beaches/forts just 10 minutes away. Rates: $55-$75 (plus tax). Smoking outdoors.

Please call Ken and Donna (207) 389-1394.

ELIZABETH'S BED & BREAKFAST — A circa 1820 home on the Kennebec River in the Historic District. Close to beaches, Bath Iron Works, Brunswick Nas al Air Station, Bowdoin College and the Boothbay area. Guest rooms, two with river view, furnished in country antiques, shared baths. Guest living room with T.V . Generous continental breakfast — residential cat. Rates: $30-$60. Take Bath Business District exits from Route 1. Elizabeth’s B&B, 360 Front St., Bath. Maine 04530. Beservations (207) 443-1146. Open April 15-Dec. 31.

GLAD II — As an honored guest in my 135-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 Musuem, 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.

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LEV ITT FAMILY BED AND BREAKFAST — Intown Bath. Victorian Era home located within walking dis­ tance 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. Hardy continental 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 Bath shipwright, this home re­ mained in his family for five generations. Period furnishings in three guest rooms, dining room, music parlor. Discover Bath's shipbuilding heritage at the Maine Maritime Museum, the histor­ ic walk of Sea Captains’ mansions, Front Street shops, restaur­ ants, antique shops, galleries, scenic harbors, historic sites. Rates: $60.00-$75.00 semi-private/private bath and sitting room. (Plus Maine Tax) A delicious New England breakfast in­ cluded. Packard House, 45 Pearl Street, Bath, Maine 04530. (207) 443-6069. Vincent and Elizabeth Messier, Innkeepers.

PINE HILL BED & BREAKFAST IN HISTORIC PHIPPSBURG — Six acres of woods surrounds 10 room cape en route to Popham Beach. Convenient to Maine Maritime Museum, Hyde School and Bath Iron Works. On Route 209 just 3 lA miles from Route 1, Bath. Rates: Double $50; Single $45 (Plus State Tax) Continental breakfast included. Open year-round. Off-season and weekly rates available. Pine Hill B&B, HC 31 Box 85, Bath, Maine 04530. (207) 443-2143.

RIVERVIEW — An antique cape located on the banks of the Kennebec River in the historic town of Phipps- burg, nestled beside the old Congregational Church (1802) with a panoramic view of the water. Points of interest: Center Pond, Popham Beach, Morse's Mountain, Maine Maritime Museum, Brunswick Music Theater, Performing Arts Center. Two rooms with shared bath; one with private bath: $25-$35. No smoking, no pets. Open May to October. Owner: A.H. Minott (207) 389-1124.

1024 WASHINGTON — 1024 Washington St., Bath. Maine 04530. (207) 443-5202.

BELFAST

HIRAM ALDEN INN — Visit this beautifully restored 19th cen­ tury community on Penobscot Bay. Be our guest(s) at the Hi­ ram Alden Inn (1840). We have preserved this magnificent 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 sin­ gle room. Includes full breakfast. Activities in the area include swimming, boating, tennis, hiking, antiquing, and a must trip to Acadia National Park. Write for brochure to: Hiram Alden Inn, 19 Church Street, Belfast. Maine 04915, or call Jim ir Jackie Lovejoy (207) 338-2151.

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IIOHATIO JOHNSON HOUSE — (1842) In Historic District. Short walk to shops, restaurants & waterfront. Central location for day trips up and down coast. Accommodations designed to make your stay reminiscent of a quieter era. Rooms have twin or queen beds and private baths. After a good night's sleep en­ joy a full breakfast that will fortify you for your day’s activities. Evenings relax in our sitting room. Rates: $40.00/double occupancy, $35.00/single, 7th night free. pets. No children under 10. Open year round. Brochure upon request. Horatio Johnson House. 36 Church St.. Belfast. Maine 04915 Helen b Gene Kirby. Hosts (207) 338-5153

THE JEWELED TURRET INN B & B — Intimate . . . charm­ ing . . . romantic. Step back into a time when lace, elegant fur­ nishings and afternoon tea were an everyday necessity. This grand lady of the Victorian era possesses many unique architec­ tural features and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Each guest room is filled with Victoriana and has its own pri vate bath! Mornings welcome you with smells of a homemade breakfast. The inn is located within the historic district. Shops, restaurants and waterfront are just a leisurely stroll away. Rates: $45-$65 double. Carl and Cathy Heffentrager, Innkeepers, 16 Pearl Street. Belfast. Maine 04915. (207) 338-2304.

LONDONDERRY INN — Full) restored 1803 farmhouse se­ cures a quiet country atmosphere on 51 acres of private woods and fields. Seven spacious guest rooms are furnished with peri­ od 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-$40. For brochure write: Londonderry Inn. Star Bt. 80. Box 3, Belfast. Maine 04915, or call Kerry or Sarah Bryant at (207) 338-3988.

NORTIIPORT 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: $43-$53 double occupancy; $10 additional guest in room. Tax not included. Weekly and off-season rates available. Northport House, City §1. Mounted Route, Belfast. Maine 04915. Phone (207) 338-1422.

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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 apartment, 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 din­ ing 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. (207) 338-5320. Dini b- Bernie Chapniek. Innkeepers.

BOOTHBAY HARBOR

ADMIRAL'S QUARTERS INN — Commanding a view of the Harbor unsurpassed by all — Admiral's Quar­ ters is a large old Sea Captains house set on a knoll looking out to sea. Charming rooms, private baths, upper and lower decks. Excellent restaurants across the street and two doors away, wharf — boating — cruises — shopping — boats — footbridge — steps away. Admiral's Quarters Inn, 105 Commercial St., Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-2474.

THE ANCHOR WATCH — B & V (bed and view). A pretty setting on the scenic shore of Boothbay Harbor. The view — in summer, lobstermen hauling their traps, in winter, loons and buffleheads feeding, at night, flashing lighthouses. 5-minute walk to restaurants, shops and Pier 8 boat trips. Morning coffee. Winter private bath; summer shared bath. Rates: $40-$60 for 2. Special winter rates for small groups, ef­ ficiency, discount to Monhegan passengers. The Anchor Watch, Diane Campbell, P.O. Box 102, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-2284.

THE ATLANTIC ARK INN — An intimate bed and breakfast inn offering scenic views of the harbor. The guest rooms have been tastefully decorated with attractive period pieces, oriental rugs, poster beds and fresh flowers. A full breakfast is served each morning featuring home baked goods and a specially pre­ pared entree for that day. From the Inn it is only a five minute stroll to town over the "historic” footbridge where for your en­ joyment are the many galleries, fine restaurants and shops of Boothbay Harbor. RATES: $50-$65.

The Atlantic Ark Inn, 64 Atlantic Ave., Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-5690.

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.

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HARBOUR TOWNE INN — On the waterfront, the Inn com­ bines convenience of intown lodging and charm of a country inn. Harbor views, outside decks, fresh salt air. Walk to shops, galleries, restaurants, library, dinner theaters, sports, pool fa­ cilities, boat trips, fishing and more. Private baths. The Inn is a handsomely refurbished Victorian townhouse. Private park­ ing. Continental breakfast served seasonally. Stay with us and know why our guests return year after year. Open year-round. Advance reservations recommended. Rates: On request. Special off-season packages. Harbour To tone Inn, 1-B Townsend Ave., Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-4300.

KENNISTON H ILL 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 busi­ ness. There are 8 comfortably restored rooms with handmade quilts and fresh flowers—private baths and fireplaces. Shops, restaurants, fishing and excursion boats are just one mile away in Boothbay Harbor. Rates: $55-$80. Hosts—Paul and Ellen Morissette, Route 27, Boothbay, Maine 04537. (207) 633-2159. MasterCard and Visa accepted.

SEAFARER GUEST HOUSE, B&B — 38 Union Street. Boothbav Harbor, Maine 04538. (207) 633-4441.

SPRUCE POINT INN — Spruce Point. Boothbay Harbor. Maine 04538. (207) 633-4152.

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. Ex­ cursion 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 — RR 1, Box 75 (River Road), Bowdoinham, Maine 04008. (207) 666-3012.

BRISTOL'

BRISTOL INN — P.O. Box 130. Bristol, Maine 04539. (207) 563-1125. BRISTOL MILLS M IDD LEFIELD 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 pri­ vate places to read or relax on the grounds, as well as marked walking trails. No smoking; no children. Rates: From $55 to $65 depending on the accommodations. Room rates include country breakfast. Middlefield Farm, Upper Round Pond Road, Bristol Mills. Maine 04539. (207) 529-5439.

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BRUNSWICK AREA

AARON DUNNING HOUSE — 76 FederalSt., Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 729-4486.

BRUNSWICK BED & BREAKFAST — Mid-1800's complete­ ly 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 eve­ ning by the fire. Located in the National Historic District, two blocks from Bowdoin College and restaurants, 10 minutes north of Freeport. Rates: $50-$60. Brunswick Bed It Breakfast, 165 Park Row, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 729-4914.

CAPTAIN PURINTON HOUSE B & B — Come relax and en­ joy a beautifully restored 1803 country-style Federal home. In the parlor unwind in front of the fireplace or enjoy our grand piano and oriental collection. Convenient to Brunswick, Bow­ doin College, Naval Air Station and 10 minutes from Freeport. Rates: $40-$50. Continental breakfast included. No pets and no smoking please. Gail and John Frothingham, Captain Purinton House, 64 Elm Street, Topsham, Maine 04086. (207) 729-3603.

HARBORGATE BED AND BREAKFAST — Contemporary style redwood home 40 feet from ocean. Flow'er gardens and wooded landscape. Two ocean-facing first floor bedrooms sepa­ rated 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: $50-$60 per room including continental breakfast. No pets or children under age 13. Open May thru October. Ilarborgate, BD 2— 2260, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 725-5894.

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

THE SAMUEL NEWMAN HOUSE — Adjoining Bowdoin Col­ lege campus, a handsome Federal-style house built in 1821 by noted Brunswick architect Samuel Melcher. Seven comfortable guest rooms each uniquely decorated. Hearty continental break­ fast featuring breads and pastry freshly baked at the inn, home­ made jams and fresh fruit. Walking distance to Brunswick's shops and gourmet dining. Summer Music Theater and Walker Art Museum. A short drive to Freeport, Bailey and Orrs Islands, Popham Beach and Reid State Park. Transportation from Port­ land Airport. Open all year. Rates: $30.00-$60.00 nightly. Laura Orleans, Innkeeper. The Samuel Newman House, 7 South Street, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 729-6959.

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SENTER BED & BREAKFAST — Ocean front in South Harps- well. Spectacular views. Open year round. Full breakfast cooked and served by your host. 14 miles from Brunswick, near Freeport. Send for picture and rates. Senter Bed b Breakfast, Route 123, South Harpswell, Maine 04079. (207) 833-2874.

VIKING MOTOR INN — 287 Bath Road, Brunswick, Maine 04011. (207) 729-6661.

THE WALKER WILSON HOUSE — A gracious 1803 Federal home designed by Samuel Melcher, this spacious and beautiful­ ly furnished home has all the comforts of a fine country 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 24, 10 minutes from Freport . . . within walking distance of Brunswick. Rates: $60. Includes full breakfast. The Walker Wilson House, 2 Melcher Place, Topsham, Maine 04086. (207) 729-0715. Skip b Annie O'Rourke, your hosts.

CAMDEN

AUBERGINE — 6 Belmont Avenue, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-8053.

BAY VIEW MANOR — 66 High St., Camden. Maine 04843. (207) 236-4353.

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 romantic Victorian setting . . . only minutes from the heart of Camden. Enjoy full gourmet breakfasts, or linger in your bedroom over homemade breads, coffee, and freshly squeezed juices. Either way, we'll make your stay in Camden special. Open year 'round. MasterCard and Visa accepted, reservations strongly recommended. No smoking allowed inside the Inn. Write or call: Vicki b 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, stencilled walls, shared or private baths, full breakfast on our Sunporch. Family ow ned and operated, clean comfortable accommodations with warm hospitality. Con­ veniently located, a 2 block walk to Harbor, shops, restaurants, theatre, museums, activities; day sailing, Windjammer 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. Non-smokers. Blue Harbor House, 67 Elm Street. Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-3196.

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CAMDEN HARBOUR INN — "See Camden at its Best" from ■ x this historic (1874) Victorian Inn, offering spectacular pano­ 4’"> - v V • ramas of harbor, bay, and mountains. Over twenty rooms, all with private bath and each of a different character, furnished with period antiques, wallpapers, wicker, and Victorian pieces. Some have private decks or patios, some have fireplaces and almost all have water views. Enjoy the traditional atmosphere, comfortable lodging and excellent food which have made this rriendly old Inn a favorite with travelers and diners for over a :entury. Recommended by "Country Inns of New England." Camden Harbour Inn, 83 Bay View Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4200.

EDCECOM BE-COLES HOUSE — 64 High Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-2336.

GOODSPEED’S GUEST HOUSE — A charming B & B, quiet location, just 5 blocks from the village harbor. Our 1879 Feder­ al Period Home has 8 guest rooms. Each has delightfully colored wallpaper, antique furnishings, plank floors and in-room ba­ sins. Most rooms share the 4 baths ( + one private). A large an­ tique clock collection is displayed throughout. Your continental breakfast features homemade pastries, squeezed juice and fresh ground coffee. Camden has something for everyone; ocean, lake, tennis, sailing, antiquing, Shakespearean Theatre, opera house production, 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 fur­ nished for comfort with period pieces. The common rooms include a parlor with fireplace and a library with cable televi­ sion. A hearty breakfast with a variety of selections is included. Candlelit dinners by reservation or MAP. Contemporary house­ keeping suites are also available with special weekly rates. Open year-round. Hartstone Inn, 41 Elm Street, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4259. Elaine

HIGH TID E INN, INC. — Belfast Road, Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-3724.

HOSMER HOUSE — Welcome to Hosmer House! Country am­ biance, simple furnishings and an early American flavor are the themes of this 1806 home. Snug comfort only a block away from Main Street and 1V2 blocks to the Village Green offers guests the chance to leave their car at the inn and walk to nearly every attraction. Accommodations are available with shared or pri­ vate bath; and twin, double or queen-size beds. Children wel­ come. No smoking, please. Seasonal rates available. Coming to Camden? Let the Schmidgalls — Dodie, Richard, Chris and Brandon — share their home with you. Call (207) 236-4012 or write Hosmer House, Four Pleasant Street, Camden, Maine 04843.

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LONGVILLE AT LINCOLNVILLE — Experience your most memorable vacation at Lincolnville's finest Inn, where the mountains meet the sea. Come share the serenity that's waiting for you and do something you haven't done in years — relax and be pampered. Longville is a century-old Victorian Manse that has been restored to its original charm. Spacious rooms and period decor provide a quiet atmosphere in a unique country, setting. We are conveniently located four miles north of Cam­ den, and one mile south of Lincolnville Beach, overlooking Penobscot Bay. Open year round. P.O. Box 75, Lincolnville, Maine 04849. (207) 236-3785. Lori Curren, Innkeeper.

LORD CAMDEN INN — While visiting mid-coast Maine we invite you to be our guests and enjoy 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 continen tal breakfast of delicious pastries, muffins, juices, coffee or tea. Most rooms offer balconies with spec­ tacular views of Camden Harbor, the village or the hills. Lord Camden Inn, 24 Main St., Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-4325.

THE MAINE STAY — Offers a comfortable bed, a substantial breakfast to Camden visitors seeking the hospi­ tality of a treasured old colonial home, the warmth of newfound friends. The Inn's seven spacious bedrooms, baths and parlors are tastefully decorated with period furnishings. A large country dining room sets the stage for rich and comfortable conversation over breakfast. Maine Stay is a short walk from the center of Camden village and its picturesque Harbor. Maine Stay BLrB, 22 High St., Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-9636.

NORUMBEGA INN — Rt. 1, Camden Maine 04843. (207) 236-4646.

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 — 6 High Street (Route 1), Camden, Maine 04843. (207) 236-9656.

CAPE NEWAGEN

NEWAGEN SEASIDE INN — P.O. Box 6 8 -P, Cape Newagen, Maine 04552. (207) 633-5242.

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DAMARISCOTTA

THE BRANNON-BUNKER INN — Quaint "Bed & Breakfast" The Inn with seven rooms decorated in different periods from Coloni­ al to Victorian are located in 1820 Cape, 1900 converted barn and carriage house, with a view of Damariscotta River. Over \nn 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, an­ %tique and craft shopping. Rates: $35-$55, private/shared bath, 3 room suite, open all year, off season rates. Write for folder. Brarinon-Bunker Inn, HCB 64, Box 045V, Damariscotta, Maine 04543. (207) 563-5941. Hosts: Jeanne and Joe Hovance.

DOWN EASTER INN — Bristol Rd.. Rt. 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, open all year. Rates: $37-$42 per night, includes full breakfast. Elizabeth's Bed

DAMARISCOTTA MILLS

M ILL POND INN — Whimsical and cozy, our 1780 home offers an excellent atmosphere to view the wonder of Maine’s wild­ life. The breakfast room offers a pondview complete with loons, otters, beavers, herons, resident Bald Eagle and native wildflow- ers. Take our boat or canoe to the eagle’s nest from our back door and explore Damariscotta Lake. Nestled in tiny Damaris­ cotta Mills, Boothbay’s Harbor, Camden Hills, Pemaquid’s Lighthouse and historic Bath/Brunswick area are nearby. Take 95N to Exit 22 and follow Rt. IN to Damariscotta and Rt. 215N. A “tummy-filling” country breakfast. Private baths. RATES: $50-$60/dbl. Mill Pond Inn, R.F.D. 1, Box 245, Newcastle, Maine “Breakfastroom View” 04553. (207) 563-8014.

EAST BOOTHBAY

LINEKIN VILLAGE B & B — Unicjue 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. Reserva­ tions recommended. Rates: $35 to $45 daily. Linekin Village, Ocean Point Road. Rt. 96, East Boothbay, Maine 04544. (207) 633-3681 (summer) or (305) 588-2416 (winter).

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FRIENDSHIP

HARBOR HILL BED & BREAKFAST — Town Landing Rd., P.O. Box 35, Friendship, Maine 04537. (207) 832-6646.

OUTSIDERS INN — Box 521A, Friendship, Maine 04547. (207) 832-5197

HARPSWELL

VICARAGE EAST, LTD — Rt. #123, West Harpswell, Maine 04079. (207) 833-5480.

ISLESBORO

DARK HARBOR HOUSE — Distinctive accommodations and fine dining in a gracious turn-of-the-century Georgian Mansion, listen on NRHP. Overlooks an immense lawn and harbor be­ low. Country roads, winding lanes. Hidden coves. Magnificent vistas. An unhurried existence. Watch harbor seals or just read before a crackling fire. Truly a refuge from the mainland’s hus­ tle and bustle. Seven luxurious bedrooms and suites. Private baths. Fireplaced library. Grand drawing room. Oval dining room. Many balconies, porches. Beautifully decorated, comfort­ ably furnished. Price/Terms: With breakfast, $95-$ 160 daily, double occupan­ cy; MAP, $ 135—$210 daily, double occupancy. Reservations es­ sential. deposit required. Dark Harbor House, Box 185. Islesboro, Maine 04848. (207) 734-6669.

GABLEWOOD BED & BREAKFAST — Main Road, Islesboro, Maine 04848. (207) 734-6969.

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,..picnicking, wildlife observation and marked hik­ ing trails. Spacious rooms, shared baths, contintental breakfast, kitchen for your use. Children welcome. Sorry, no smoking, no alcohol, no credit cards. Call or write for brochure. Rates: $35 single, $40 double; $5/additional person. Claryknoll Farm. Bill 6- Lil Johnson, Bt. 215, Coopers Mills, Maine 04341. (207) 549-5250.

LINCOLN VILLE

NORTH HOUSE, 1792 — P.O. Box 165, Lincolnville, Maine 04849. (207) 789-5500.

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LINCOLNVILLE BEACH

THE RED HOUSE — Enjoy a true Bed and Breakfast ex­ perience in our home overlooking Penobscot Bay. Two twin- bedded rooms, shared bath. Full breakfast. VVe are located on Route 1, five miles north of Camden and just two minutes south of the Islesboro ferry. Our area is noted for its fine shops, muse­ ums, galleries and a variety of outstanding restaurants to suit any taste. Rates: $45 double: $40 single. Off season rates: $35 first night, $20 each additional night (Oct. 15-May 20). Sorry, no pets. Your hosts: Ross and Many Lou Overcash, IIC 60, Box 540. Lincolrwille Beach. Maine 04849. (207) 236-4621.

SIGN OP’ THE OW L — Eighteenth Century Farm House on Route 1. 7 miles north of Camden, 3 rooms: 2 w/double beds; 1 w/twin—shared bath, full breakfast included. Visit our gift & antique shop, specializ­ ing in orientalia, on premises. Open year round. Rates: $40-$50 double; $35 single. Sign of the Owl. Route 1. Box 85. Lincolnville Beach. Maine 04849. (207) 338-4669.

MATINICUS

TUCKANUCK LODGE — Shag Hollow Rd., Box 217, Matinicus. Maine 04851. (207) 366-3830.

MONHEGAN ISLAND

SHINING SAILS — Located on Maine's most beautiful island. Experience the natural charm and breathtak­ ing views of Monhegan, while staying in one of our comfortable housekeeping apartments. Private baths. Ocean and meadow views. Accommodations for up to four are just a few of the features in our efficien­ cies. We also have rental listings for island cottages. Brochure available upon request. Shining Sails, Amy Melenhacker and Bill Baker. Proprietors, Box 344. Monhegan, Maine 04852. (207) 596-0041. .

NEWCASTLE

/A 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 vil­ lage. 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 6- Joe Sullivan, P.O. Box 242, River Road. Newcastle. Maine 04553. (207) 563-1482. •

ELFIN H ILL — P.O. Box 407, 20 River Road, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-1886.

GLIDDEN HOUSE — Charming memorable Victorian guest house overlooking the Damariscotta River. Com­ fortable quiet bedrooms, private baths. Beautiful, bountiful breakfasts. Convenient to the Twin Vil­ lages of Damariscotta/Newcastle, offering fine shops, galleries, restaurants and historic sites. May 20th to October 20th: $35 to $55 nightly. Also: Apt. available daily or weekly. Glidden House. Doris E. Miller. Box 740. RR 1, Glidden St., Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-1859.

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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: $40-$50 per day. double occupancy. For reservations, your host: Bill Markert, P.O. Box 224, Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207)563-1309.

VIKINGSHOLM — P.O. Box 395, High St., Newcastle, Maine 04553. (207) 563-1448.

NEW HARBOR

THE GOSNOLD ARMS — Located on the harbor on the histor­ ic Pemaquid peninsula, the Gosnold Arms is noted for its con­ genial, 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 1 1 cottage units, provides com­ fortable accommodations. Open mid-June to mid-October; breakfast, Sunday brunch, dinner; Visa/MC.

Rates; $86—$ 115 daily, double occupancy, MAP. No pets. The Gosnold Arms, 11C 61, Box 161, Route 32, New Harbor, Maine 04554. (207) 677-3727.

SOUTHSIDE-BY THE HARBOR — Charming rooms with pri­ vate and semi-private bath. Full homemade breakfast includ­ ed. Spend a night or several in our 1857 country home overlooking the harbor. Conveniently close to Pemaquid Light­ house, Ft. William Henry', golfing, cruises to Monhegan Island, the beach. Enjoy lobster on the pier and other fine dining. Pri­ vate housekeeping apartments also available. Rates: $50-$60 daily, double occupancy. Southside-By The Harbor, Southside Road, New Harbor. Maine 04554. (207) 677-2991. NOBLEBORO OLIVER FARM INN — Box 136, Nobleboro, Maine 04555. (207) 563-1527. NORTH EDGKCOMB RIVERSIDE INN & COTTAGES — RR 1, Box 11, North Edgecomb. Maine 04556. (207) 882-6343. NORTH HAVEN ISLAND PULPIT HARBOR INN — Nestled on beautiful 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 delicious home-cooked food and comfort­ able accommodations in an informal and relaxing setting. North Haven Island is 12 miles by ferry from Rockland, transporta­ tion provided to & from ferry. The Pulpit Harbor Inn is open year-round. Pulpit Harbor Inn. North Haven Island. Maine 04853. (207) 867-2219.

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PEMAQUID

LITTLE RIVER INN — Rt. #130, Pemaquid, Maine 04558. (207) 677-3678.

PEMAQUID BEACH

THE JAMESTOWN — HC 62, Box 85, Pemaquid Beach, Maine 04554. (207) 677-2236.

PHIPPSBURG

EDGEW ATER FARM BED & BREAKFAST — Located in Small Point between historic Popham Beach and Small Point Beach. A stone's throw from beautiful Morse’s Mountain. Four comfortable sunny rooms. We serve a sumptuous, full breakfast including homemade bread, muffins, jams. Open year round. Rates: $45/single: $60/double & Tax. No pets. Doran and Marion Hebert, Box 464, Sebasco Estates, Maine 04565. Tel: (207) 389-1322.

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, car­ ing and relaxed. Minutes from Monhegan Ferry. Two guest rooms (one with sitting room) with shared bath. Breakfast al­ ways includes Suzy’s bread and muffins and is served in the din­ ing 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

ROCKLAND AREA

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. Break­ fast is included in our moderate rates, dinner is available, too, and both are served within view of the sea. Write for brochure. Craignair Inn, Clark Island, Spruce Head, Maine 04859. (207) 594-7644.

ROCKPORT

BREAD AND ROSES BED & BREAKFAST-BAKERY — Experience a classic Maine farmhouse vacation with us. We’re just minutes from the harbors and villages of both Camden and Rockport, the homeports of the Maine Windjammer Fleet. In fact, Bread and Roses was founded and is operated by a former schooner “cookie". Snuggle under a down comforter in one of our seven cozy guest rooms, and awake to the aroma of freshly baked breads and pastries that are only part of your bountiful breakfast. Bread and Roses—the Maine alternative for your year round stay in the Mid-Coast area. A call is best for information and reservations. Bread and Roses, Corner U.S. Route One and Beech Street, Rockport, Maine 04856. (207) 236-6116.

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ROSEMARY COTTAGE — Nestled among gardens between Camden and Rockport harbors. Enjoy quiet am­ biance in garden chairs on the veranda, or in comfy chairs before an open fire in the library. Walk along Beauchamp Point amid aged firs and the ocean. Few minutes walk to Rockport Harbor, Maine Coast Artists' Gallery, formal or informal dining. Five minutes drive to Camden for shopping, boat­ ing, sightseeing. Breakfast from 7-9 AM includes: Freshly brewed chocolate almond coffee, Twinings breakfast tea, orange juice, fresh oven cinnamon buns, Maine blueberry bread, butter biscuits, fresh Maine butter, strawberry jam. Plain, cheese, or chive omelets. Check-in: 2 PM; Check-out: 11 AM. Daily Rates: $45-$55/couple; $35—$45/single. Weekly: less 15%. Rosemary Cottage, Russell Avenue, Rockport. Maine 04856. (207) 236-3513. Open year round.

SIGN OF THE UNICORN GUEST HOUSE — On a quiet lane overlooking Rockport Harbor. "W e 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, fabulous coffee. "Help-yourself" fresh fruit salad bowl. Wine and cheese at sunset, comfortable beds, flowers, books, piano, antiques. Nearby restaurants, galleries, plays, lobster feasts, an­ tiquing, davsails, biking, jogging, x-country & dow nhill skiing, photograph workshop, tennis, golf, shopping, year! An am­ bience of warmth and wit. Open year-round. G rohj^extended rates. Considerate children, smokers welcome. Winnie Easton, Box 99, Rockport, Maine 04866. (207) 236-8789; (207) 236-4042 (messages). \

ROUND POND

BRIAR ROSE — Rt. 32, Box 27. Round Pond, Maine 04564. (207) 529-5478.

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 imposing Victorian offers large, cheerful rooms, warm hospi­ tality, and is located in the Town of Searsport, known for its contribution to the launching of early America’s sailing ships. The famous Penobscot Marine Museum, fine dining and antique shops are nearby. Carriage House Inn, Route 1, P.O. Box 238, Searsport, Maine 04974. (207) 548-2289.

THE HANNAH NICKELS HOUSE — Sitting on 6 V2 acres with ocean frontage this 1830's authentic Maine Victorian mansion was built by Captain A. V. Nickels. Come and experience a true sea captain's home. Enjoy the beautifully kept grounds and walk to the ocean's edge. A full breakfast is served either in the green­ house (with ocean view) or in our dining room. A suite, with ocean view, is also available in addition to our other comforta­ ble rooms. The Hannah Nickels House, Route 1, Box 38, Searsport, Maine 04974. (207) 548-6691.

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THE HOMEPORT INN — Enjoy the unusual, with a restful stop at this fine example of a New England sea captain's man­ sion. This elegant home, appointed with period antiques, offers a rare opportunity to be an overnight guest or to have a vaca­ tion 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 <1? George Johnson, Innkeepers, Route 1, Searsport, Maine 04974. (207) 548-2259.

HOUSE OF THREE CHIMNEYS — Colonial charm and hospi­ tality await you in this 150-year-old captain’s house (and AN­ TIQUE SHOP) offering views of the ocean and harbor. Quiet privacy and comfort are yours with only two exclusive suites and private baths. Under a romantic arch is a whirlpool Jacuzzi in the Captain’s Master Bedroom. Second suite offers a spacious sitting room, sterling silver sink, wide pumpkin pine floors. Breakfast in our Country Kitchen by the fireside or in bed in your own suite. Rate: $65 double occupancy, year round. Hosts, Terry Beran and Jim Rose R .R .l, Box 397, Searsport, Maine 049 74 (207) 548-6117

McGILVERY HOUSE — Built by Captain William McGilv- ery in 1860, this house is one of the finest examples of Victorian architecture on the coast of Maine, and has a long history of providing gracious hospitality. Large, airy rooms with queen beds and period furnishings offer comfortable accommodations with private bath. Breakfast features coffee cakes, pastries, or muffins warm from the oven, and seasonal fresh fruits. Sears­ port is a good base for day trips to Camden, Bar Harbor and many other interesting destinations. For antique lovers, Sears­ port has many antique shops and flea markets. No smoking and no pets. Open May-October; reservations advised. McGilvery House, P.O. Box 588, Searsport, Maine 04974. (207) 548-6289.

SUNRISE LODGE B & B — Enjoy homemade breakfasts featuring warm applesauce, muffins, omelettes and waffles, served on an enclosed sunporch with spacious views of Penob­ scot Bay and fields of flowers. The sunrises are spectacular. Sunrise Lodge Stretch out on extra long mattresses in country decorated queen, Bed & Brealoast double and twin rooms with cable TV, private and semi-private baths. Located halfway between Camden and Bar Harbor on Iluyvlcw - Sunporch Queen, Double S l Twin Kuoms coastal Rt. 1 near the famed Penobscot Marine Museum, this Pull IlreukfuMt 1795 twelve-room home was an inn for two decades, often host­ ing Eleanor Roosevelt. Search for treasures in the adjoining an­ tique shop. Open all year. MasterCard/VISA. Rates: $35-$50 nightly. Sunrise Lodge, P.O. Box 330, Searsport, Maine 04974. (207) 548-6575.

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SOUTH THOMASTON

BEDSIDE MANOR 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 freshly baked muffins, homemade jam and jelly, cold cereal, and coffee or tea. We may be able to arrange transpor­ tation 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.

SOUTH WALDOBORO

THE BARN — Transformed 1793 barn on Rte. 220 South between Waldoboro and Friendship villages. Here are wide fields and long views, flowers, rockers on the back porch. Breakfast in the brick-floored kitch­ en. Double rooms $36.00. Tiny single room $28.00. Shared bath. Full breakfast. Reservations appreciat­ ed. The Barn is open May 15th through October. Hosts: Helen Power and Wayne Oulton, The Barn — Bed b Breakfast, RD 3, South Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-5781.

TENANTS HARBOR CHURCH HILL BED & BREYKFAST — Our 130-year-old tastefully restored Victorian home is 4 miles from Monhegan ferry, Port Clyde and Mar­ shall Point Light. Within walking distance is pic­ turesque Tenants Harbor with a general store and restaurants. We offer a Victorian bedroom with double bed on the first floor and an English coun­ try with double and single bed on the second floor. Breakfast is served on the sunporch overlooking the tidal creek and bird feeder. ■

For brochure write or call: Church Hill Bed b Breakfast, Route 131, P.O. Box 126, Tenants Harbor, Maine 04860. (207) 372-6256.

EAST WIND INN & MEETING HOUSE — Your hideaway on the ocean in Sarah Orne Jewett’s “Country of the Pointed Firs." Year round lodging in twenty-six antique-filled guest rooms overlooking a working fishing harbor. Exquisite dining, three meals a day. The salt air will stimulate your appetite for Maine seafood and other delights. Museums, shops, island fer­ ries, and skiing all nearby. Small business groups welcome in our well-equipped conference room. Relax and unwind in “This Quietest of Seaside Villages." MC & VISA. Write for color brochure: Box 149, Tenants Harbor, Maine 04860 or call (207) 372-6366.

M ILL 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, up­ stairs 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-$240 weekly. Double, $35-$45 daily; $210-$270 weekly. Extra person, $10.00, plus 7% sales tax. No credit cards. Mill Pond House, Box 640, Tenants Harbor, Maine 04860. (207) 372-6209.

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THOMASTON

CAP’N FROST’S B & B — Rest in our comfortable bedrooms and bring your breakfast appetites to our long pine table. Our fine old cape has been restored and furnished with the Frost collection of country an tiques. The Cap’n is the chef — and he enjoys pampering our guests’ appetites. You are always wel­ come 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, 2 hrs. from Acadia National Park, 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 ir Breakfast, Arlene

GRACIE'S BED & BREAKFAST — 52 Main Street, Thomaston, Maine 04861. (207) 354-2326.

RIVER HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST — HCR 35, Box 119, Thomaston, Maine 04861. (207) 354-8936.

THE WESKEAG INN — A spacious 1800’s home on the bank of the salty Weskeag River just down the street from the Owl’s Head Transportation Museum and near the Knox County Airport. Friendly atmosphere, comfortable accommodations, and a delicious breakfast ensure a good start as you set out to explore the surrounding area: Camden, Thomaston, Spruce Head, Rockland, Rockport. Route 73, P.O. Box 213, South Thomaston, Maine 04858. (207) 596-6676.

VINALHAVEN

FOX ISLAND INN and Ocean View Annex — Comfortable, clean, quiet lodging on an unspoiled coastal Maine island. Both 100-year-old restored island homes are within a 3-minute walk of the harbor and center of the picturesque fishing village of Vinalhaven. Enjoy nearby swimming quarries, seaside nature preserves and life in the slow lane. Feast on Maine’s finest seafood and relax in the genuine hospitality of island life. Open June- October. Reservations suggested. Take the fern- from Rockland, Maine. Rates: $35-$60. No small children, pets or smoking, please. Fox Island Inn, Box 421, Vinalhaven, Maine 04863. (207) 863-2122.

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, pic­ nicking, historical society, quaint restaurants nearby. Choose from a suite, 2 doubles with shared bath, or for longer stays, a three-room apartment. Rates: $35-$80 nightly, plus tax. The Lihhij 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 BULFINCH MANSION — P.O. Box 199, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-4129.

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LETTENEY FARM VACATIONS — 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 dormitory-style in a spacious 30' x 40' newly renovated attic with 8 " x 8 " exposed beams and cathedral ceiling. View overlooks an 87-acre “farm pond” suitable for winter and summer water ac­ tivities. 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 credit cards. Open year round. Letteney Farm Vacations, Lynda i? Jim Letteney, Storer Pond Farm, RFD 2, Box 166A, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-5143.

LE VATOUT — Only 4/10ths mile from busy Route 1 on Route 32 south, here is the serenity of the Maine countryside and the many delights of an historic coastal village, Waldoboro, locat­ ed midway between Brunswick and Belfast. For restful nights and nourishing breakfasts, Le Vatout offers attractive bedrooms (one on 1 st floor), a dining room overlooking flower filled gardens, plus two living rooms reserved especially for guests. Families welcome — reservations preferred. Rates with breakfast: Single $30, double $40-$50, quad (4 twin beds) $6 8 , extra person $ 1 0 . Le Vatout, Rte. 32, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. Don Slagel, host. (207) 832-4552.

LINDEN TREE FARM — Box 156, Friendship St., Waldoboro. Maine 04572. (207) 832-6810.

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. Lo­ cated 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 sug­ gested. Rates: $40 double, $30 single. The Medomak House, Susan and Adrian Hooydonk, P.O. Box 663, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207)832-4971.

OLD BROAD BAY INN & GALLERY — Main Street, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-6668.

THE ROARING LION BED & BREAKFAST — Hosts Robin and Bill Branigan are well traveled, over 20 mailing addresses in 30 years including 2 years in West Africa; both cook from scratch, like people, books, movies, gardening, animals and chil­ dren. Four rooms, one with private bath, 1905 Victorian with fireplaces, tin ceilings, wood paneling on one acre near center of Waldoboro Village. Stroll through flower and vegetable gardens. Full breakfast, in-room flowers, afternoon tea, special year end holiday dinners. The Roaring Lion, P.O. Box 756 (75 Main St.), Waldoboro, Maine 04572. Open all year — No smoking. (207) 832-4038.

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TID E WATCH INN — Our Inn is on the Medomak River where, in years gone by, the first five-masted schooners were built. Bring your boat or canoe. Family style dinners available by advance reservation. Full break­ fast. Open year round. Smoking on first floor. Rates: Double $40.00, single $30.00, shared bath. Suite — double $50.00. single $40.00, private bath, extra bed $ 1 0 .0 0 . Cathy

WALDOBORO/FRIENDSHIP B & B ASSOC. — P.O. Box 89, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. (207) 832-4038.

WALPOLE

BITTERSW EET INN — HCR 64, Box 013, Walpole, Maine 04573. (207) 563-5552.

CLARKS COVE FARM — Box 056, Ridge Rd., Walpole, Maine 04573. (207) 563-8704.

WEST BATH BE OUR GUEST — Foster Pt. Rd., RD #1, Box 505A, W. Bath, Maine 04530. (207) 442-7185.

THE NEW MEADOWS INN — Between Bath and Brunswick, in West Bath. Rooms at the Inn open year- round. Cottages available Memorial Day to mid-October. Breakfast not served. Lunch and dinner served daily. Overlooking the beautiful New Meadows River. 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. WISCASSET

THE STACKED ARMS — Bed & Breakfast — Located four- tenths of a mile off Route 1 in beautiful and tranquil surround­ ings. A path through our woodlands brings one to a bird's eye view of Wiscasset Harbor. Centrally located for day trips to many coastal attractions. Five bedrooms with queen or twin size beds, shared baths, and spacious lounge with color cable televi­ sion. Country-style breakfast served in large pleasant dining room. Open year round. Visa/MasterCard honored. Dee, Karen and Sean Maguire, RFD 2, Box 146, Birch Point Road, Wiscasset, Maine 04578. Tel. (207) 882-5436.

TWENTY-TWO FEDERAL BED & BREAKFAST — The house is nestled in Wiscasset Village, among historic homes, off Route One. Within a short walk are antique shops, museums, places of worship, restaurants, and other points of interest. The three bedrooms are tastefully decorated with comfortable furnishings, two shared baths. Each room is bright, and all overlook the Sheepscot River. Included, a hearty breakfast served on the sun porch or in the country dining room. Room rates: $50-$55, May to November (winter reservations available). No credit cards. No pets. Hosts: Alice Dunwoody, Michael Kuhacki, Twenty-Two Federal B

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ACADIA Maine’s Acadia Region spreads from eastern Penobscot Bay, across a scenic wonderland of islands, harbors and headlands, to Gouldsboro Bay. It reaches north to Bangor, then fans out across rolling hills and fertile farmland to the southern por­ tions of the northern wilderness and beyond. The beauty of the Acadia Region comes clearly into focus on Mount Desert Island, particularly within Acadia National Park, although beauty is certainly more the rule than the exception through­ out 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, antiques. En­ glish blankets, handcrafted quilts provided. Private and semi­ private baths. Guests have use of several living rooms, fireplaces, extensive library, playroom. A hearty country breakfast is in­ cluded. 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 ski resort. Open year-round. Rates: $35-$60. Ben-Loch Inn, RD §1, Box 1020, Dixmont, Maine 04932. (207) 257-4768.

THE PHENIX INN — Restored 1873 commercial property with old-world atmosphere. Offering spa­ cious rooms, appointed with mahogany period fur­ niture, 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 ameni­ ties of a first-class hotel. Lighted building in famous West Market Square. Rates: $44-$75. The Phenix Inn, 20 West Market Square, Bangor, Maine 04401. (207) 947-3850.

BAR HARBOR

ATLANTEAN INN B&B — 11 Atlantic Avenue, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-3270.

BAR HARBOR INN — Box 7, Newport D r., Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-3351.

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BLACK FRIAR INN — A most unique restored Victorian Inn, centrally located in Bar Harbor. A short walk to waterfront, restaurants, and shops. Tastefully furnished with antiques. Our six comfortable guest rooms are decorated in Victorian or coun­ try flavor. Private and shared baths available. Full breakfast served in the Greenhouse. Complimentary afternoon refresh­ ments. Golf, swimming and tennis available at nearby clubs. Just five minutes drive from Acadia National Park. Sorry, no pets, no smoking, no children under 1 2 . Rates: $60-$82. MC, Visa, AE honored. Barbara and Jim Kelly, Innkeepers. 10 Summer Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-5091.

CASTLEMAINE INN — P.O. Box 727, 39 Holland Ave., Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4563.

CENTRAL HOUSE INN & RESTAURANT — 60 Cottage Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4242.

CLEFTSTONE MANOR — 92 Eden Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4951.

COVE FARM INN — Hulls Cove. Maine 04644. (207) 288-5355.

GRAYCOTE INN — Newly renovated Victorian Inn built in 1881. Gracious hospitality, charming accommodations and quiet in-town elegance all await your pleasure at the Graycote Inn. Relax in rooms of varied moods . . . "Luxurious,” lace canopied king size beds, “Romantic,” cozy with fireplaces, “Cheery and bright,” with brass beds, balconies and private sunporches. Awaken each morning to the aroma of freshly baked muffins or pastries and enjoy a leisurely, but hearty, breakfast on our beautiful sunporch. Reservations recommended. No pets. Smok­ ing on our front porch only. $55-$90. Innkeepers Bill and Darlene DeMao, Graycote Inn and Carriage House Apts., 40 Holland Ave., Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-3044.

HEARTHSIDE INN — Susan and Barry Schwartz invite you to stay in their newly redecorated turn of the century home. The house is located on a very quiet side street within short, easy walking distance of downtown shops, restaurants and the har­ bor. Guest rooms, most with private baths, are furnished with country and Victorian themes. Some guest rooms feature fire­ places and/or porches. Hearthside offers an expanded, continen­ tal breakfast, afternoon tea and evening refreshments. Open year round. In-season rates: $60-$90. Sorry, no pets; no smoking; no children under ten. MC and VISA welcome. Phone for reservations, (207) 288-4533.

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HOLBROOK HOUSE — A restored and beautifully decorated 1876 summer home on the historic corridor of Bar Harbor. Share in a wholesome breakfast that alternately offers blueberry buck­ le, fruit flans, local favorites. Relax, enjoy the changing moods of Mt. Desert Island in a bright and airy Victorian atmosphere of flowers, lace and chintz. Short walk to shops, restaurants and ocean. One mile to Acadia National Park. Excellent off-street parking and bike storage. AE, MC, Visa honored. All rooms with private baths. Reservations recommended. Dorothy and Mike Chester, Innkeepers. 74 Mt. Desert Street, Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4970.

INN AT CANOE POINT — Box 216, Hulls Cove, Maine 04644. (207) 288-9511.

THE LEDGELAWN INN — Just a pleasant three-minute walk to downtown shopping and the waterfront. Both the Carriage House and Inn are unique in features and design. All guest rooms have private baths and antiques; others boast of four-poster beds, porches, saunas, steambaths, whirlpool tubs and fire­ places. Swimming pool, jacuzzi. All rooms include an elaborate European-style buffet breakfast. Cocktail lounge. “Bar Harbor's Inn place to stay.” Color brochure. The Ledgelawn Inn, 66 Mt. Desert St., Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4596.

MANOR HOUSE INN — Welcome! 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 be­ fore relaxing in a comfortable wicker chair on the veranda. All rooms have authentic period furniture and private baths, several have working fireplaces and oversized beds, many overlook the gardens. Listed on the National Register. Color brochure. Reser­ vations recommended. Rates: $74 to $140 for two. 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 comfort and modern con­ veniences of today with the simpler charms of yesteryear. Bed­ chambers and common areas are furnished with Colonial and Victorian antiques. Ten bedrooms: six with private baths; four with semi-private. Conveniently 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 off season, $55-$85 in season. “The Maples, ’' 16 Roberts Avenue, Bar Harbor. Maine 04609. (207) 288-3443. Rick & Michele Suydam.

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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 Vt 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: $75-$105/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 — 73 Mt. Desert St., Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-4031.

STRATFORD HOUSE INN — 45 Mt. Desert St., Bar Harbor, Maine 04609. (207) 288-5189. BASS HARBOR BASS HARBOR COTTAGES — Country Inn and Housekeeping Cottages on Mount Desert Island, close to Acadia National Park. Victorian Inn offering spacious bedrooms with sitting areas, views of Bass Har­ bor and private or shared baths. Stairway to the rocky shore. Complimentary coffee. Sorry, no smok­ ing at the Inn and no pets on the premises. Brochure available. Bass Harbor Cottages, Route 102A, HC 33 Box 21, Bass Harbor, Maine 04653. (207) 244-3460.

THE BASS HARBOR INN — On beautiful Mt. Desert Island, the Bass Harbor Inn offers you a lovely harbor view and choice in lodging ranging from rooms with private or half bath, and balcony on the top floor. Also available is our housekeeping cot­ tage with fireplace, full kitchen and bath. Restaurants, the Swans Island Ferry Terminal, and trails and shores of Acadia National Park are very close by. Write or call for brochure and information. Shore Road, Bass Harbor, Maine 04653. (207) 244-5157.

POINTY HEAD INN/ANTIQUES — Haven for artists, pho­ tographers. Old sea captain's home on the shore of a quaint fish­ ing village — working harbor. Night anchorage for coastal windjammers. Situated on the quiet side of Mount Desert Is­ land, bordered by Acadia National Park. Thirty minutes from Bar Harbor. Swimming, hiking, mountain climbing, fishing, canoeing, biking, sightseeing, whale-watching. Walking distance to restaurants, stores, Bass Harbor Head Light, Swans Island Ferry. Pointy Head Inn offers 6 comfortable rooms, 4 shared baths. Full breakfast. Rates: $35-$65 plus tax. Pointy Head Inn/Antiques, Doris ir Warren Townsend, Route 102A, Bass Harbor, Maine 04653. (207) 244-7261. BLUE H ILL 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 Blue Hill Bay and Mount Desert Island with its Acadia National Park. Sailing, fishing, hiking, biking (several bicycles available to guests), an­ tiquing, crafts, nearby historical attractions. Brochure. Open June 10-October 15. Arcady Down East, South Street, Blue Hill, Maine 04614. (207) 374-5576.

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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: v$48-$60/double. Brochures available. Jim ir Marcia Schatz, Innkeepers, Box 437, Blue Hill, Maine 04614. (207) 374-5126.

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

JOHN PETERS INN — The John Peters Inn is a beautifully situated mansion encompassing 25 shorefront acres on the tidal waters of Blue Hill Bay. Built in 1815 and listed on the National Historic Register, the John Peters Inn retains its former elegance while capturing the warmth and charm of a country inn. The 9 rooms, each with a private bath and several with working fireplaces, reflect a quiet country' atmosphere with views of Blue Hill Bay and the surrounding countryside. John Peters Inn, P.O. Box 916, Peters Point, Blue Hill, Maine 04614. (207) 374-2116.

BROOKSVILLE

BREEZEM ERE 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. Daysailer, Hobie Cat, and row. Ponies, farm animals. Excellent kitchen. Mid- May through mid-October. Three-day minimum stay in July and August. Brochure available. Joan

BUCK’S HARBOR INN — Steamboat Wharf Rd., So. Brooksville, Maine 04617. (207) 326-8660.

ROCKMEADOW FARM — A charming, nineteenth-century farmhouse in quiet coastal town. Surrounded by our 45 acres of majestic shade trees, sunny lawns, flower beds, blueberry fields, and private fresh­ water swimming beach. Ideal location for sailing, biking, hiking, antiquing, crafts, restaurants, con­ certs, and near Acadia National Park. Two spacious rooms have fireplaces, private entrances. Shared bath. Continental breakfast. Brochure.

Rates: $34-$48; $6 /additional person(s). Rates decrease with length of stay. Jeff Kaley, Box 27, Brooksville, Maine 04617. (207) 326-4124.

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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. Pri­ vate entrance and winding staircases. One first-floor room with private bath and kitc"Hen unit. Two second-floor rooms with shared bath. Well-behaved children welcome. Sorry, no pets. Rates: $30-$45 including full breakfast. The Old Parsonage Inn, The Clough Family, P.O. Box 1577, 190 Franklin Street, Bucksport, Maine 04416-1577 or (207) 469-6477.

THE RIVER INN — Spacious colonial 1830's home on the Penobscot River, historic shipbuilding area. Con­ venient to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Castine, Searsport; antiquing, boating, fishing, skiing, winter sports, shopping. 3 rooms, country decor, shared bath. Enjoy our player grand and collector piano rolls. Smoke-free environment. Children over 12. No pets. Open all year. $35 to $45 double. Full breakfast served. 1/10 mile off U.S. 1. The Biver Inn, Box 1657, 210 Main Street, Bucksport, Maine 04416. (207) 469-3783.

CASTINE

CASTINE INN — P.O. Box 1, Castine, Maine 04421. (207) 326-4365.

MANOR — Box 276, Castine, Maine 04421. (207) 326-4861.

PENTAGOET INN — Main Street, Castine, Maine 04421. (207) 326-8616.

DEER ISLE

GOOSE COVE LODGE — Rustic, oceanfront resort open from mid-June 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 Int’l Airport, 6 ‘/2-hour drive from Boston. Write or phone for brochure. Goose Cove Lodge, Deer Isle, Sunset, Maine 04683. Phone (207) 348-2508.

HOLDEN HOMESTEAD Bed & Breakfast — Charming 1850’s three-bedroom parish house lovingly restored by its fifth generation heir, your host, who offers you a comfortable home away from home. Located three miles from the village, you have easy access to renowned Haystack School of Crafts, galleries, antique shops, the busy fishing village of Stonington, sailing, kayaking and boat trips to surrounding islands. Short walk to the ocean's splendor, hour's drive to Bar Harbor. Special Continental Breakfast Buffet includes fresh squeezed orange juice, fresh fruit platter, hearty homestead muffins, freshly ground gourmet coffees and teas. Open May to November. Brochure. Rates (with private bath): Double $40-$45. Single $35-$40. Private suite $65 ($10 additional person). Cynthia Bancroft Melnikas, Box 221, Deer Isle, Maine 04627. (207) 348-6832.

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The PILGRIMS Inn THE PILGRIM’S INN - 1793 - A colonial inn of warmth and distinction. Gracious lodging, outstanding food and drink, a su­ perb saltwater location. Featured in Country Inns and Back Roads. Open May 22 through October 18. The Pilgrim’s Inn, Jean ir 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 comforta­ ble 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 BED & BREAKFAST — Centrally located intown Ellsworth, Coastal Crossroads of Downeast Maine; within 200 feet of Routes 1 & 3. Convenient base for day trips to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Blue Hill, Deer Isle, Stonington and Coastal Downeast. Established in 1982 and recommend­ ed by the New York Times, our 100 + year old home is near restaurants, factory outlets, and offers a warm home-like atmosphere, more comfortable, pleasant and less costly than crowded public ac­ commodations. Open year round, offering 2 rooms with shared bath. Breakfast included; features home­ made blueberry muffins and jams (Beverly mail orders upon request), fresh fruits, juices, cereals, toasted breads, and beverages. Rates: $40 (double), $35 (single). Brochure. Albert ir Beverly Jenkins, 58 Pine Street, Ellsworth. Maine 04605. (207) 667-5893.

GOULDSBORO

SUNSET HOUSE — HCR #60, Box 62, Gouldsboro, Maine 04607. (207) 963-7156.

HAMPDEN

BLEAK HOUSE — Country home on 24 acres, overlooking meadows, hills, and banks of Penobscot. 8 miles from Bangor and 18 from U of ME. Easy drive to Camden, Rockport, Mt. Desert Island, Acadia. One room w/twin beds, share bath $30/$35. 2 rooms w/dble beds, share bath $25/$30. Den w/TV. Cont. b’fast of homemade breads and fresh fruits. Full b’fast avail, for modest extra fee. Airport pickup. Bleak House, 311 Main Rd. So. Rte. 1A, P.O. Box 470, Hampden, Maine 04444. (207) 862-3860.

HANCOCK

THE CROCKER HOUSE COUNTRY INN — Built in 1884 and carefully restored in 1986, the Crocker House is a quiet, coastal inn featuring ten individually appointed guest rooms (each with private bath), fine dining and atmosphere to soothe jangled nerves. Full breakfast is reserved for our guests, while at dinner the restaurant is opened to the public. We offer a fully stocked bar and imported wine list. Bicycles and moorings are availa­ ble and there are clay tennis courts nearby. Featured in Coun­ try Inns and Back Roads. “A little out of the way, and way out of the ordinary." Open from May 1-Thanksgiving. Crocker House Country Inn, Hancock Point, Maine 04640. (207) 442-6806.

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ISLE AU HAUT

THE KEEPER’S HOUSE — Stay in a remote island lighthouse station. Spectacular unspoiled natural scenery on an island large­ ly in Acadia National Park. Rooms are large, bright and sim­ ple, furnished with painted antiques. No electricity, cars, telephones, or crowds. Romantic candlelight dinners. Five light­ houses visible at night. Deer, seal, and porpoise visit regularly. Windjammers sail within a few hundred feet. Featuring relax­ ation, contemplation, conversation. Hike on the adjacent Aca­ dia 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 Haut, Maine 04645. Information Tel. (207) 367-2261.

LAMOINE

LAMOINE HOUSE — Saltwater farm house 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 bedroom/ shared bath. Country breakfast, homemade bread, wholesome food, dinners and picnics provided on request. I welcome the opportunity to share my home and help you find the pleasures of this part of the world. Rates: $26/$24 (double), $18/$16 (single), June-September. Write for off season rates and brochure. Molly Gilley, Route 184, Box 180, Lamoine, Maine 04605. (207) 667-7711. t NORTHEAST HARBOR

ASTICOU INN CRANBERRY LODGE — Northeast Harbor, Maine 04662. (207) 276-3344.

KIMBALL TERRACE INN — Huntington Road, Northeast Harbor, Maine 04662. (207) 276-3383.

PROSPECT HARBOR

OCEANSIDE MEADOWS INN — This lovely 19th-century home overlooks Sand Cove in picturesque Prospect Harbor. Seven rooms, including one suite, await the weary' traveller. Our private sand beach bids you welcome — as do the refreshingly cool sea breezes. Whether travelling alone, or with an entire family, the Oceanside Meadows will provide you a most memorable seaside experience.

Well-behaved children over 8 welcomed. No smoking allowed in building. Rates: $45 and up. Oceanside Meadows Inn, P.O. Box 85, Prospect Harbor, Maine 04669. (207) 963-5557.

SARGENTVILLE

CAPTAIN W HITE HOUSE B & B — Box 20A, Sargentville, Maine 04673. (207) 359-2219.

SOUTHWEST HARBOR

HARBOUR WOODS LODGING — P.O. Box 1214, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. (207) 244-5388.

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THE ISLAND HOUSE — Ann Gill invites you to share her quiet country-style home on the Harbor, estab­ lished in 1850 as the first summer hotel on Mount Desert Island. Enjoy hearty breakfast choices includ­ ing eggs Florentine, pumpkin bread, and blueberry coffee cake. Acadia National Park is a 5-minute drive away. Hike, bike, swim, fish, or just tide-pool watch! Seasonal. 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 s ear-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 cap­ tivating. Time stands still as you watch fishing boats and schoon­ ers travel between the outer islands. Spacious rooms offer choice of single or double beds. Island Watch B ir B, P.O. Box 1359. Southwest Harbor. Maine 04679. (207) 244-7229 or 5012.

THE KINGSLEIGH INN — A cozy intimate Inn, elegantly re­ stored and steeped in atmosphere. Wake up to the scent of ocean air and a creatively prepared country breakfast, while taking in the harbor views from our wicker-filled wrap around porch. Beautifully appointed rooms decorated in waverlv wallcover­ ings, antique furnishings, comfortable wingback chairs, plush carpeting, private baths and some enjoying harbor views. Re­ lax and unwind in one of our charming downstairs sitting areas. Located in the village of Southwest Harbor close to all ameni­ ties and surrounded by Acadia National park. Rates: $45-$85 double. Reservations recommended. The Kingsleigh Inn. P.O. Box 1426. Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679, (207) 244-5302.

THE LAMBS EAR BED & BREAKFAST — Ours is a stately classic Maine house, comfortable and serene. Away from the hus­ tle and bustle, enjoy watching the gulls and boats on the har­ bor. Sleep on comfortable beds with crisp fresh linens or relax by a cozy fire. Please visit us and be a part of this special village in the heart of Mount Desert Island. We are located in South­ west Harbor. One block down Clark Point Road on the harbor side. The Lambs^Ear Bed ir Breakfast. P.O. Box 30. Clark Point Road. Southwest Harbor. Maine 04679. (207) 244-9828.

LINDENWOOD INN — “A quiet place by the harbor" is a turn- of-the-century sea captain’s home on the less-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 ac­ commodations include a full breakfast. Open all year. Write for brochure. Gardiner ir Marilyn Brower, Box 1328, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. (207) 244-5335.

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PENURY HALL — On the quiet side of Mt. Desert, 14 miles from more populous Bar Harbor, we established, in 1982, Penu­ ry Hall in the classic bed & breakfast tradition. Our six guests become “Honorary Family," and enjoy scrumptious breakfasts including Eggs Benedict, blueberry pancakes, cinnamon waf­ fles. popovers. We invite you to share our love of antiques, art, gardening, sailing. You're welcome to use our canoe, or sail aboard Red Jacket, a 21' antique daysailer. Our sauna can re­ lax you after a hard day of hiking or X-C skiing. Open year round. Rates: $25—$37 single; $30-$45 double. Gretchen b Toby Strong, Box 68, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. (207) 244-7102.

TW O SEASONS — We offer bright airy rooms with private baths in a spacious colonial home which overlooks the harbor. Enjoy the view during breakfast in the sunroom. We serve fresh fruit, cereals, local breads, muffins, and homemade jam. Stroll uptown to shops and restaurants, or to the pier for a lobster din­ ner. Drive a few miles to yacht builders, Acadia National Park, or the two nearby golf courses that welcome those "From Away." Open June 15-October 15. Two Seasons, Box 829, Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679. (207) 244-9627. Winter phone (919) 855-5622.

SURRY

SURRY INN — Surry Inn is a gracious 19th century building conveniently located between Deer Isle and Aca­ dia National Park. Its sprawling front lawn leads to a private beach with some of the warmest salt­ water bathing in the area. Memorable sunset dinners feature exquisitely prepared meats and fresh fish. The menu changes daily. Stirry Inn, P.O. Box 25, Surry, Maine 04684. (207) 667-5091.

TIME & TIDE BED & BREAKFAST — RFD §\, Box 275-B, Surry, Maine 04684. (207) 667-3382.

YANKEE TRAVELER INN/ANTIQUES — 1840‘s farmhouse across from Union River 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 available upon request. Open May-October. Yankee Traveler Inn/Antiques, Duain b 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 French­ man'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 through October. Reservations recom­ mended. 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.

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KA TAHDIN/MOOSEHEAD Most of this region is privately owned pulp and paper com­ pany 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 pastime 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, midway 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/show- er. Minutes from Sebec Lake, hunting, fishing, hiking, swim­ ming, scenic seaplane flights. Picnicking at Katahdin Iron Works and Gulf Hagas Gorge. 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.

ENFIELD

COLD STREAM POND INN AND ART GALLERY — Newly redecorated small, quiet, secluded lakeside inn on picturesque back road. Gazebo, flower and herb gardens, birds. Baxter State Park, golfing nearby. Fishing, canoeing, swimming, Art Fes­ tival in August. Sherry served on arrival, tea at 4:00 p.m. Full breakfast. Dinner by reservation to guests. Homemade ice cream a specialty. No pets or smoking. May-October. 35 miles north of Bangor. Rates: $45-$60 nightly. $275-$325 weekly. 7% tax. Tom and JoAnn Houser, Innkeepers, Cold Stream Pond Inn and Art Gallery, Little Buck Drive, P.O. Box 76, Enfield, Maine 04433. (207) 743-3595. Winter: 3915 Penshurst §202, Woodhridge, VA 22192. (703) 590-8205.

GREENVILLE AREA

CHESUNCOOK LAKE HOUSE — Chesuncook Village, Rt. 76, Box 655, Greenville, Maine 04441. (207) 695-2821.

EVERGREEN LODGE — HCR 76 Box 58, Greenville, Maine 04441. (207) 695-3241.

GREEN VILLE INN — Restored lumber baron's mansion with many unusual embellishments; providing ex­ cellent accommodations and elegant dining overlooking Moosehead Lake and Squaw Mountain. Open year-round. Rates: $38-$60 double occupancy. Visa and MasterCard honored. Brochure and rate card available. Greenville Inn, Norris Street, P.O. Box 1194, Greenville, ME 04441. (207) 695-2206.

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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 midsummer during the blue­ berry harvest!

CHERRYFIELD

RICKER HOUSE — P.O. Box 256, Cherrvfield, Maine 04622. (207) 546-2780.

DENNYSVILLE

LINCOLN HOUSE COUNTRY INN — The centerpiece of northeastern coastal Maine. Located on Routes 1 and 86. Savor the peace and beauty of yesteryear in a lovingly restored colonial bordering the beauti­ ful Dennys River and Cobscook Bay. Unusual hospitality, outstanding accommodations with six bedrooms sharing four baths. Dinner at 7:00 by reservation. Cocktails in the unique Woodshed Pub. Ninety-five acres of choice birding and hiking. National Register. For brochure write: Lincoln House, Dennysville, Maine 04628. (207) 726-3953.

EASTPORT

THE ARTIST’S RETRICAT — Large, stately, 1846 Victorian home with gracious, elegant interior. Furnished with its origi­ nal ornately-carved, marble-topped furniture and knickknacks. Will delight Victorian buffs! Delicious, full breakfasts. Artist- owner maintains studio on third floor. Two blocks from water­ front, 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 Is­ land 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, The Artist's Retreat, 29 Washington Street, Eastport, Maine 04631. (207) 853-4239.

THE INN AT EASTPORT — Escape to the elegance of yesteryear. A 19th-century captain's house newly restored, the Inn features the relaxed charm of country bed and breakfast with the elegant amenities of a full-service inn. Sumptuous breakfasts include unforgettable eggs “lobster" Oscar or crispy Belgian pe­ can waffles. Explore the area's coastal beauty and relax at day's end in our outdoor hot tub, with ocean view. Then return to turned-down linens and liqueurs at bedside. Experience “downeast” Maine in luxury. Private/shared bath. MC/Visa. Re­ quest our brochure. The Inn at Eastport, 13 Washington Street, The Inn at Eastport Eastport, Maine 04631. (207) 853-4307.

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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 No. 7 of the Masonic Order. Leisurely breakfast served in common room before huge fireplace, complete with friendly conversation and the best blueberry muffins ever! Facilities in large backyard for relaxing cookout with view of Passamaquoddy Bay. 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) 853-2328.

WESTON HOUSE — National Register of Historic Places. Lo­ cated in the lovely downeast coastal village of Eastport, Maine. Built in 1810, this imposing Federal-style house overlooks Pas­ samaquoddy 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, 2 Vi baths provide guests quiet country elegance and charm. Sumptuous breakfasts are served in the dining room. Rates: $35-$50 double occupancy. Dinners available by reser­ vation, 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 Machias River. 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. Ac­ tivities include hunting, fishing, golf, and whale and bird watch­ ing tours. Open year-round. Everyone warmly welcomed. Reasonable rates. Visa, MC accepted. East River Bed ir Breakfast, Jim & Gloria Merrill, P.O. Box 205, High Street, East Machias, Maine 04630. (207) 255-8467.

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 har­ bors or just enjoy the beauty prevalent in Downeast Maine. University of Maine Machias Campus minutes away. Nearby Lubec, easternmost United States 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 BED & BREAKFAST — RFD, Box 252, Jonesport, Maine 04649. (207) 497-5414.

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LUBEC

DUE EAST B & B — Rte. 191, Cutler Rd., Lubec, Maine 04652. (207) 733-2413.

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; four rooms have a pri­ vate bath. Once the sardine capital of the world, Lubec offers unique sights for nature lovers and history buffs. Enjoy Quod- dy Head State Park and Roosevelt International Park on Cam- pobello Island. Birdwatching and whalewatching excursions available nearby. AAA approved. No pets; prefer children 7 or older. Open May through October. Please call or write for brochure. Rates: $50 $65 double occupancy; continental breakfast in­ cluded. Home Port Inn, 45 Main Street, Lubec, Maine 04652. (207) 733-2077.

HUGEL HAUS BED & BREAKFAST — 55 Main St., Lubec, Maine 04652. (207) 733-4965. MACHIAS

CLARK PERRY HOUSE — 1868 Victorian in a quiet coastal town. Easy walking to shops, restaurants, places of worship, & historic sites. Roque Bluffs State Park, Jasper Beach and Univer­ sity of Maine at Machias nearby. Many nature trip opportuni­ ties. Heart of blueberry country. Hiking and apple picking in the fall. Two spacious rooms, one with double bed and small pull-out; one with twin beds. Shared bath. Transportation to and from Machias Valley Airport. $45 dbl.. $35 single. $10 ad­ ditional person. Full breakfast. Crib available. No pets, no smok­ ing. VISA/MC. National Register. Open all year. Clark Perry Home, 59 Court St.. Machias, Maine 04654. (207) 255-8458: 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 cultivation, earning The County the moniker of Potato Empire of the World. Aroostook is rapidly becoming a four-season vacationland for fishing, camping, hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, golfing, boating, and much more.

FORT FAIRFIELD

MA M ERE’S BED & BREAKFAST — Pleasant, cozy home on Canadian border. Located in downtown Fort Fairfield. Four rooms available, also family room with bunks and crib. Enjoy year-round pleasures — golfing, tennis, swimming, hunting, fishing, excellent cross-country skiing facilities. Reasonable rates, warm hospitality, country breakfast. Open year-round. Proprietors — Wayne and Marilyn Thibeau, Donna Dubay, 209 Main St., Fort Fairfield. Maine 04742. (207) 473-7902.

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HOULTON

THE MALLARD INN — Charming 1917 Colonial Inn on lit. 1, one mile south of Exit 62, off 1-95. Five comfortable, taste­ fully decorated guest rooms with cable TV. Inn is within w alk- ing distance of shops, restaurants. Nearby mountains and lakes provide year-round recreational activities: skiing (nordic and al­ pine), snowmobiling, ice fishing, hunting, fishing, canoeing, hik­ ing, swimming. Spectacular fall foliage. Houlton is the gateway to Canada, Northern Aroostook and coastal lit. 1. Complimen­ tary breakfast included. Well behaved pets welcome. Children under 12 free if they bring sleeping bags. Reservations suggest­ ed. Visa/MasterCard. Rates: $25.00 single; $32.00 double. The Mallard Inn, 48 North St., Houlton, Maine 04730. (207) 532-4377.

STATEWIDE RESERVATION SERVICE

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 b Breakfast Down East, Ltd., Box 547B. Macomber Mill Boad, Eastbrook, Maine 04634-9744. (207) 565-3517.

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W aldoboro42 Claibern’s Bed & Breakfast O tis fie ld 2 3 Bass Harbor Inn Bass Harbor 4 9 Clark Perry House B & B M a c h ia s 5 9 Bass Harbor Inn & Cottages Bass Harbor 4 9 Clarks Cove Farm* W a lp o le 4 5 Bay View Manor* C a m d e n 3 2 Claryknoll Farm Bed & Breakfast J e f f e r s o n 3 6 Bayview Inn B&B W ells Beach 14 Cleftstone M anor* B a r H a rb o r 4 7 Be Our Guest B&B* W . B a th 4 5 Clipper Ship Bed & Breakfast O g u n q u it 11 Bear Mountain Inn* So. Waterford 2 3 Cold Stream Pond Inn E n fie ld 5 6 Bed & Breakfast Down East, Ltd. E a s tb r o o k 6 0 Colonial Inn O g u n q u it 11 Bedside Manor Guest House So. Thomaston 42 Copper Light B & B P o r t C ly d e 3 9 Ben Loch Inn D ix m o n t 4 6 Cornish Inn C o r n is h 2 0 Bennetts, The* Y o r k B e a c h 15 Country Squire Bed & Breakfast G o rh a m 5 B e r t ’s P la c e * H a rris o n 2 0 Cove Farm Inn* B a r H a r b o r 4 7 B e th e l In n B e th e l 17 Crab Apple Acres Inn T h e F o r k s 2 5 Bittersweet Inn* W a lp o le 4 5 Craignair Inn Rockland Area 39 Black Friar Inn B a r H a rb o r 4 7 Crocker House Country Inn H a n c o c k 5 2 Blackberry Inn C a m d e n 3 2 Crosby’s Bed & Breakfast A u g u s ta 2 4 Bleak House H a m p d e n 5 2 Dark Harbor House Inn I s le s b o r o 3 6 Blue Harbor House C a m d e n 3 2 Dock Square Inn Kennebunkport 7 Blue Hill Farm Country Inn B lu e H ill 5 0 Dockside Guest Quarters York Harbor 16 Blue Hill Inn* B lu e H ill 5 0 Douglass Place B e th e l 17 Blue Shutters* O g u n q u it 11 Down Easter Inn* Damariscotta 3 5 Blue Water Inn* O g u n q u it 11 D u e E a s t B&B* L u b e c 5 9 Boothbay Harbor Inn* Boothbay Harbor East River B & B E . M a c h ia s 5 8 2 9 East Wind Inn Tenants Harbor Brannon-Bunker Inn Damariscotta 3 5 4 2 Brazzell’s Tourist Home* F a ir fie ld 2 4 Edgecombe-Coles House* C a m d e n 3 3 Bread and Roses R o c k p o r t 3 9 Edgewater Farm Bed & Breakfast P h ip p sb u rg 3 9 Breakwater Inn* Kennebunkport 6 Edwards’ Harborside Inn York Harbor 16 Breezemere Farm Brooksville 5 0 1802 House Bed & Breakfast Inn Kennebunkport 7 Briar Rose* R o u n d P o n d 4 0 1859 Guest House B r id g to n 19 Brick Farm B&B S k o w h e g a n 2 5 E lf in h ill* N e w c a s tle 3 7 Bristol Inn* B r is to l 3 0 Elizabeth’s Bed & Breakfast Damariscotta 3 5 Brunswick Bed & Breakfast B r u n s w ic k 31 Elizabeth’s Bed & Breakfast B a th 2 6 B u c k ’s H a rb o r In n * Brooksville 5 0 Epicurean Inn N a p le s 2 2 Bufflehead Cove Kennebunkport 6 Evergreen Lodge* G r e e n v ille 5 6 Bulfinch Mansion* W a ld o b o r o 4 3 Ewenicorn Farm* E lio t 3 Camden Harbour Inn C a m d e n 3 3 F a r m H o u s e Kennebunkport 7 Candleshop Inn* Y o r k B e a c h 15 Farmhouse Inn R a n g e le y 2 3 Canterbury House York Harbor 1 6 Four Seasons Inn B e th e l 18 Cape Arundel Inn* Kennebunkport 6 Foxcroft, The Dover-Foxcroflt Cape Neddick House* Cape Neddick 2 5 6 Capt. Drummond House B & B B a th 2 6 Fox Island Inn V in a lh a v e n 4 3 Cap’n Frost Bed & Breakfast T h o m a s to n 4 3 Gablewood Bed & Breakfast* Is le s b o r o 3 6 C a p ta in ’s H o u se N e w c a s tle 3 7 G a z e b o * O g u n q u it 11 Cap’t Josiah Mitchell House B&B F r e e p o r t 4 G la d II B a th 2 6 Captain Lord Mansion Kennebunkport 6 Glidden House N e w c a s tle 3 7 Index of Advertisers Property Name T o w n P a g e Property Name T o w n P a g e Goodspeeds Guest House C a m d e n 3 3 Keepers House Isle au Haut 5 3 Goose Cove Lodge D e e r Is le 51 Kennebunk Inn K e n n e b u n k 5 Gosnold Arms N e w H a rb o r 3 8 Kennebunkport Inn Kennebunkport 8 Gracie’s Bed & Breakfast* T h o m a s to n 4 3 Kenniston Hill Inn Boothbay Harbor Graycote Inn B a r H a rb o r 4 7 3 0 Green Heron* Kennebunkport 7 Kimball Terrace Inn* N o r th e a st Green Shutters Inn* Boothbay Harbor H a rb o r 5 3 2 9 Kingsleigh Inn S o u th w e s t Greenville Inn G r e e n v ille 5 6 H a rb o r 5 4 Hannah Nickels House S e a r s p o r t 4 0 Kylemere House, 1818 Kennebunkport 8 Hannah’s Loft* Y o r k 15 Lake Brook Guest House Kennebunkport 8 Harbor Hill Bed & Breakfast* F r ie n d s h ip 3 6 Lake House* W a te rfo rd 2 4 H a rb o r In n Kennebunkport 7 L a m b ’s E a r B & B S o u th w e s t Harborgate B & B B r u n s w ic k 31 H a rb o r 5 4 Harbour Towne Inn Boothbay Harbor Lamoine House L a m o in e 5 3 3 0 L ’A u b e r g e B e th e l 18 Harbour Watch Kittery Point 10 L e V a to u t W a ld o b o r o 4 4 Harbour Woods Lodging* S o u th w e s t Ledgelawn Inn B a r H a rb o r 4 8 H a rb o r 5 3 Leisure Inn O g u n q u it 12 Harraseeket Inn F r e e p o r t 4 Letteney Farm Vacations W a ld o b o r o 4 4 Hartstone Inn C a m d e n 3 3 Levitt Family Bed & Breakfast B a th 2 7 H a v e n W e lls 13 Libby House V in a lh a v e n 4 3 Hearthside Inn B a r H a rb o r 4 7 Lincoln House Country Inn Dennysville 5 7 Herbert, The* K in g fie ld 2 1 Linden Tree Farm* W a ld o b o r o 4 4 Higgins Beach Inn Scarborough 13 Lindenwood Inn S o u th w e s t High Meadows Bed & Breakfast E lio t 3 H a rb o r 5 4 High Tide Inn* C a m d e n 3 3 Linekin Village B&B East Boothbay 3 5 Hiram Alden Inn B e lfa s t 2 7 Little River Inn* P e m a q u id 3 9 Holbrook Inn F r e e p o r t 4 Lodge (The)* Biddeford Pool 2 Holbrook House B a r H a rb o r 4 8 Londonderry Inn B e lfa s t 2 8 Holden Homestead B & B D e e r Is le 51 Longville at Lincolnville C a m d e n 3 4 Home-Nest Farm* K e n ts H ill 2 5 Lord Camden Inn C a m d e n 3 4 Home Port Inn L u b e c 5 9 Ma Mere’s Bed & Breakfast Ft. Fairfield 5 9 Homeport Inn S e a r s p o r t 4 1 Main Stay Inn Winter Harbor 55 Homewood Inn On Casco Bay Y a r m o u th 14 Maine Stay Bed & Breakfast C a m d e n 3 4 Horatio Johnson House B e lfa s t 2 8 Maine Stay Inn & Cottages Kennebunkport 9 Hosmer House B&B C a m d e n 3 3 Mallard Inn H o u lto n 6 0 House of Three Chimneys S e a r s p o r t 4 1 Manor, The* C a s tin e 51 Hugel Haus Bed & Breakfast* L u b e c 5 9 Manor House Inn B a r H a rb o r 4 8 Hutchins House Y o r k 15 Maple Hill Bed & Breakfast F r e e p o r t 4 Inn at Canoe Point* B a r H a rb o r 4 8 Maples, The B a r H a rb o r 4 8 Inn at Eastport E a s tp o r t 5 7 Maples, The* B o w d o in h a m 3 0 Inn at Harbor Head Kennebunkport 8 Maplewood Inn C a s c o 19 Inn at Harmon Park York Harbor 16 Mariner Bed & Breakfast E . M a c h ia s 5 8 Inn at Long Lake N a p le s 2 2 Markert House N e w c a s tle 3 8 Inn at Moulton Place L im e r ic k 21 McGilvery House S e a r s p o r t 4 1 Inn at Silver Grove W a te r v ille 2 5 Medomak House W a ld o b o r o 4 4 Inn at Parkspring P o rtla n d 13 Melfair Farm Bed & Breakfast K itte r y 1 0 Inn on Carleton P o rtla n d 13 Middlefield Farm Bristol M ills 3 0 Inn on South Street Kennebunkport 8 Mill Pond House Tenants Harbor Isaac Randall House F r e e p o r t 4 4 2 Island House S o u th w e s t Mill Pond Inn Damariscotta H a rb o r 5 4 M ills 3 5 Island Watch S o u th w e s t Mira Monte Inn B a r H a rb o r 4 9 H a rb o r 5 4 Morning Dove O g u n q u it 12 Jamestown, The* Pemaquid Beach Nathan Nye Inn F r e e p o r t 4 3 9 N a u tilu s * Y o r k B e a c h 15 Jeweled Turret Inn B e lfa s t 2 8 New Meadows Inn W e s t B a th 4 5 J o - M a r B & B Y o r k B e a c h 15 Newagen Seaside Inn* Cape Newagen John Peters Inn B lu e H ill 5 0 3 4 Johnson, The* Bailey Island 2 6 Noble House B r id g to n 19 Katahdin Inn Y o r k B e a c h 15 Norridgewock Colonial Inn Norridgewock 2 5 K a tie ’s K e tc h * Bailey Island 2 6 Norseman Inn B e th e l 18 Kawanhee Inn Lakeside Resort W e ld 2 4 North House, 1792* Lincolnville 3 6 Kedarburn Inn* W a te rfo rd 2 4 North Street Guest House* Kennebunkport 9 Index of Advertisers Property Name Town Page Property Name Town Page North Woods B&B B r id g to n 19 Smelt Brook Bed & Breakfast F r e e p o r t 5 Northport House B e lfa s t 2 8 Snowbird Lodge B & B H a rris o n 2 1 Norumbega Inn* C a m d e n 3 4 Songo Bed & Breakfast House N a p le s 2 2 Oceanside Meadows Inn Prospect Harbor Southside-By-The Harbor N e w H a rb o r 3 8 5 3 Spruce Point Inn* Boothbay Harbor Old Broad Bay Inn* W a ld o b o r o 4 4 3 0 Old Fort Inn Kennebunkport 9 Stacked Arms W is c a s s e t 4 5 Old Parsonage Inn B u c k s p o r t 51 Stratford House Inn* B a r H a rb o r 4 9 Old Red Farm F r e e p o r t 4 Summer Place Y o r k 14 Old Tavern Inn* L itc h fie ld 2 5 Sunday River Inn B e th e l 18 Old Village Inn O g u n q u it 12 Sundial Inn K e n n e b u n k 6 Olde Berry Inn A lfr e d 2 Sunrise Lodge B&B S e a r s p o r t 4 1 Olde Rowley Inn North W aterford Sunset House* G o u ld s b o r o 5 2 2 2 S u r ry In n S u r ry 5 5 Oliver Farm Inn* N o b le b o r o 3 8 S w a n H ill B&B* B r o w n fie ld 1 9 181 Main Street* F r e e p o r t 5 S w a n H o u se C a m d e n 3 4 Oquossoc’s Own Bed & Breakfast O q u o s s o c 2 3 Tarry-A-W hile Resort B r id g to n 1 9 Outsiders Inn* F r ie n d s h ip 3 6 1024 Washington* B a th 2 7 Oxford House Inn F r y e b u r g 2 0 Tide Watch Inn W a ld o b o r o 4 5 Packard House B a th 2 7 Tides Inn By the Sea Kennebunkport Penobscot Meadows B e lfa s t 2 9 1 0 Pentagoet Inn* C a s tin e 51 Time & Tide Bed & Breakfast* S u r ry 5 5 Penury Hall S o u th w e s t T o d d H o u se E a s tp o rt 5 8 H a rb o r 5 5 Tolman House Inn H a r r is o n 2 1 P h e n ix In n B a n g o r 4 6 Tootsie’s Bed & Breakfast* Jo n e s p o r t 5 8 Pilgrim ’s Inn D e e r Is le 5 2 Torrey Farm B&B D e e r Is le 5 2 Pine Hill Bed & Breakfast B a th 2 7 Tuckanuck Lodge* M a tin ic u s 3 7 Pointed Fir B e th e l 18 Tugboat Inn Boothbay Harbor Pointy Head Inn Bass Harbor 4 9 3 0 Port Gallery Inn Kennebunkport 9 Twenty-Two Federal B & B W is c a s s e t 4 5 Primrose Cottage Inn* B a r H a rb o r 4 9 Two Seasons S o u th w e s t Pulpit Harbor Inn North Haven H a rb o r 5 5 Is la n d 3 8 Vicarage East, LTD* H a rp s w e ll 3 6 Purple Sandpiper Guest House W e lls 14 Victoria’s Bed & Breakfast E lls w o r th 5 2 Rangeley Inn & Motor Lodge R a n g e le y 2 3 Viking Motor Inn* B r u n s w ic k 3 2 R e d H o u se Lincolnville Vikingsholm* N e w c a s tle 3 8 B e a c h 3 7 Village Inn* Belgrade Lakes R e d w in e ’s T e n n is B & B B r u n s w ic k 31 2 4 Ricker House* Cherryfield 5 7 Village Inn F r e e p o r t 5 River House Bed & Breakfast* T h o m a s to n 4 3 Waldoboro/Friendship B & B River Inn, The B u c k s p o r t 5 1 A s s o .* W a ld o b o r o 4 5 Riverside Inn & Cottages* North Edgecomb W alker W ilson House Brunswick Area 3 8 3 2 R iv e r v ie w B a th 2 7 Waterford Inn* East W aterford Roaring Lion W a ld o b o r o 4 4 2 0 Rockmeadow Farm Brooksville 5 0 W e lb y In n Kennebunkport Rosemary Cottage R o c k p o r t 4 0 1 0 Royal Brewster Bed & Breakfast Weskeag Inn T h o m a s to n 4 3 In n B a r M ills 2 Weston House E a s tp o r t 5 8 Samuel Newman House Inn B r u n s w ic k 3 1 White Barn Inn* Kennebunkport Schooners Inn Kennebunkport 9 1 0 Scotland Bridge Inn* Y o r k 15 Wild Rose of York* Y o r k 15 Sea Chimes Bed & Breakfast* Cape Neddick 2 Windward House* C a m d e n 3 4 Sea Orchard Inn* W e lls 14 W in t e r ’s In n * K in g fie ld 2 1 S e a c le f * O g u n q u it 12 Wooden Goose Inn Cape Neddick 3 Seafair Inn O g u n q u it 12 Yankee Traveler Inn S u r ry 5 5 Seafarer Guest House, B& B* Boothbay Harbor Yardarm Village Inn* O g u n q u it 12 3 0 York Harbor Inn York Harbor 1 6 Sebago Lake Lodge No. Windham 2 2 *Listing only, no descriptive ad. Senters B&B B r u n s w ic k 3 2 Shining Sails Monhegan Island 77

Sign of the Owl Lincolnville B e a c h 3 7 Sign of the Unicorn Guest House R o c k p o r t 4 0 Maine Guide to Inns and Bed & Breakfast Places Index by Towns

T o w n P a g e N o . T o w n P a g e N o . A lfr e d 2 K in g f ie ld 2 1 A u g u s ta 2 4 K it t e r y 1 0 Bailey Island 2 6 Kittery Point 1 0 Bangor Area 4 6 L a m o in e 5 3 B a r H a r b o r 4 6 - 4 9 L im e r ic k 2 1 B a r M ills 2 Lincolnville 3 6 Bass Harbor 4 9 Lincolnville Beach 3 7 B a th 2 6 - 2 7 L it c h f ie ld 2 5 B e lf a s t 2 7 - 2 9 L u b e c 5 9 Belgrade Lakes 2 4 M a c h ia s 5 9 B e t h e l 1 7 - 1 8 M a t in ic u s 3 7 Biddeford Pool 2 Monhegan Island 3 7 B lu e H ill 4 9 - 5 0 N a p le s 2 1 - 2 2 Boothbay Harbor 2 9 - 3 0 N e w H a r b o r 3 8 B o w d o in h a m 3 0 N e w c a s t le 3 7 - 3 8 B r id g t o n 1 9 N o b le b o r o 3 8 B r is t o l 3 0 Norridgewock 2 5 Bristol M ills 3 0 North Edgecomb 3 8 Brooksville 5 0 North Haven Island 3 8 B r o w n f ie ld 1 9 North W aterford 2 2 B r u n s w ic k 3 1 - 3 2 North Windham 2 2 B u c k s p o r t 5 1 Northeast Harbor 5 3 C a m d e n 3 2 - 3 4 O g u n q u it 11-12 Cape Neddick 2 O t is f ie ld 2 3 Cape Newagen 3 4 P a r is 2 3 C a s c o 1 9 P e m a q u id 3 9 C a s tin e 5 1 Pemaquid Beach 3 9 Center Lovell 2 0 P h ip p s b u r g 3 9 Chebeague Island 3 P o r t C ly d e 3 9 Cherryfield 5 7 P o r tla n d 13 C o r n is h 2 0 Prospect Harbor 5 3 Dam ariscotta 3 5 R a n g e le y 2 3 Damariscotta M ills 3 5 R o c k la n d 3 9 D e e r I s le 5 1 - 5 2 R o c k p o r t 3 9 - 4 0 Dennysville 5 7 R o u n d P o n d 4 0 Dover-Foxcroft 5 6 Sargentville 5 3 East Boothbay 3 5 Scarborough 13 East Machias 5 8 S e a r s p o r t 4 0 - 4 1 East W aterford 2 0 S k o w h e g a n 2 5 E a s t p o r t 5 7 - 5 8 South Thomaston 4 2 E lio t 3 South W aldoboro 4 2 E lls w o r t h 5 2 South W aterford 2 3 E n f ie ld 5 6 Southwest Harbor 5 3 - 5 5 F a ir f ie ld 2 4 S u r r y 5 5 Fort Fairfield 5 9 Tenants Harbor 4 2 F r e e p o r t 3 - 5 T h e F o r k s 2 5 F r ie n d s h ip 3 6 T h o m a s t o n 4 3 F r y e b u r g 2 0 V in a lh a v e n 4 3 G o r h a m 5 W a ld o b o r o 4 3 - 4 5 G o u ld s b o r o 5 2 W a lp o le 4 5 G r e e n v ille 5 6 W a t e r f o r d 2 4 H a m p d e n 5 2 W a t e r v ille 2 5 H a n c o c k 5 2 W e ld 2 4 H a r p s w e ll 3 6 W e lls 1 3 - 1 4 H a r r is o n 2 0 - 2 1 W ells Beach 1 4 H o u lto n 6 0 W e s t B a th 4 5 Isle au Haut 5 3 W inter Harbor 5 5 I s le s b o r o 3 6 W is c a s s e t 4 5 J e f f e r s o n 3 6 Y a r m o u t h 1 4 J o n e s p o r t 5 8 Y o r k 1 4 - 1 5 K e n n e b u n k 5 - 6 Y o r k B e a c h 1 5 Kennebunkport 6 - 1 0 York Harbor 1 6 K e n ts H ill 2 5