Monthly Archives: August 2011

When you think “historic inn” you don’t necessarily think that minimalist or modernist is a flavor you’re going to experience. The stately granite exterior walls that frame the Granite Inn are the first clue that this is an altogether different … Continue reading →

If you’re someone who loves the idea of stepping back into an earlier century when you travel to Maine, the LimeRock Inn is like a live version of the History Channel. In 1892, this six-bedroom, one-bath house with servant’s quarters … Continue reading →

As you’ll notice when browsing the website of the four Historic Inns of Rockland, Maine, each inn has its own distinct flavor. When you stay at the Captain Lindsey House, you’re stepping into an atmosphere of seafaring captains and all … Continue reading →

Once you step foot into Maine, you’re introduced to an entirely different way of life—exactly what we set out to depict in our “One-day Live Like a Local” Itinerary for the Historic Inns of Rockland, Maine. For example, Captain Jack’s … Continue reading →