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The Inn is a Bed and Breakfast that blends the charm of yesterday with the comforts of today. A 1740 center chimney Georgian Colonial farmhouse located in Mystic Connecticut Country.< There are six working fireplaces, original wood paneling and wide floor boards. ]]> Phone 207-497-5655------- FAX 207-497-3083
"We carry nautical antiques, nautical art, and a line of nautical reproductions of sextants, telescopes and diving helmets. We also have a selection of ships clocks." Accepts Credit Cards - Will ship Anywhere ]]> The Tolland Inn stands on the historic Tolland Green, surrounded by Colonial and Victorian homes. Our building goes back to the late 1700s, built as a private residence but expanded a hundred years ago for innkeeping. We have refined the inn with antiques, hand-made furnishing and a few carefully chosen modern conveniences. ]]> RICHARD SALTER STORRS HOUSE - 1786
Longmeadow Street - Next to Library
Longmeadow, MA
The Longmeadow Historical Society

]]> 50 Perrin Road Woodstock, CT 06281 Magnificent center hall colonial on 47 rural acres. Heavily furnished in antiques. Browse our web site for the history of Elias Child House. Easy drive to Putnam antiques shopping and Brimfield antiques fair. Use our online reservation request form. ]]> A recreation of a 1780's Tavern with food, drink and live entertainment of the period. 8 PM every Saturday. Closed holiday weekends, and July/August. Performers appear in colonial-era dress and perform on the hearth without microphones. A "living history museum on the Southshore.

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You'll find the Salem Cross Inn on a quiet New England road, surrounded by rolling fields where grazing cattle or a passing sleigh will hold your eye. An establish reputation as one of the finest restaurants in New England is well deserved. Many unique dining experiences are offered in the old farmhouse furnished with antiques - Prime rib roasted in the fieldstone fireplace at the Fireplace Feasts; horsedrawn sleigh or hay rides; Herb Sampler dinners with an informational stroll through our authentic kitchen garden and chef demonstration of the meal and Drover's Roasts which recall America's trailside feast with outdoor cooking.
]]> Acclaimed seaside B & B, renowned for scrumptious breakfasts served on the 60’ sunporch overlooking Penobscot Bay. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, “Watchtide” is Fodor’s Choice for the Maine Coast 2005 and Yankee Magazine’s Editor’s Pick. Charming individually decorated air conditioned rooms with en-suite private baths, king /queen beds and all the amenities you can think of. Water view honeymoon suite. Come watch the tides, let us indulge you in life’s little luxuries because...
we love to spoil our guests!

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A museum of New England history and art within the carefully preserved 328 year old village of Deerfield, Massachusetts. ]]> South Lee, MA 01260
413-243-1794

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Julietta House was built as a clasic Italianate in the 1860's by Sea Captain Benjamine Lowe. In 1905 it was transformed into a Grand Georgian Manor by the wealthy Proctor sisters, Ella and Adelaide. They added a myriad of architectural embellishments that remain and will delight the twentieth century historian. A 10 minute drive to Essex and it's many antique shops. ]]>
c. 1746 center chimney colonial listed on National Historic Register features elegant period style rooms with working fireplaces and/or jacuzzi tubs. Over 400 antique dealers in a two mile stretch.]]> -Journal of Antiques & Collectibles]]> New England Lighthouses -a Virtual Tour ]]>
For those lucky enough to live in an Historic Home Old Homes New England is a place to share ideas, successes, and failures living in you old home. ]]> Where the revolution began. ]]>
Step back in time to the Romantic Victorian Era to this magnificantly restored Connecticut Historic Inn. Graceful flowered grounds, fine antique appointments, working fireplaces, picturesque beaches and more await your arrival.

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