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Waldo Emerson Inn Bed & Breakfast
Your Host(s): John and Kathy Daamen
Location: Kennebunkport, ME
Rooms: 6
Nightly Rates: $100 to $170   
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Description: Waldo Emerson Inn is a colonial style inn listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Inn is the oldest remaining house in Kennebunk and has had several famous owners. The original Dutch gambrel was constructed by one Waldo Emerson in 1753. Waldo, great-uncle of Ralph Waldo Emerson, the poet/essayist, made a tidy profit building clipper ships on the river behind the house. It was inherited through marriage by Theodore Lyman, who made a fortune building ships on the site and added the enormous addition in 1784 as a wedding gift for his second wife.
Other Amenities: The room features a queen size brass bed with handmade quilt, antique oak dresser, private bath with shower, a vanity sink set in an antique oak cabinet, a large working fireplace, original folk art paintings and sculpture, AC and lovely meadow and forest views.
The room features original folk art and sculpture, antique oak dresser, armoire and rocker, King Pine floors, private bath with shower and AC.
This alternate room is ideal for small families traveling with children. It has a sleigh queen and two extra beds, private bath, Cable TV and AC. This room has meadow and flower garden views.
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Inside the Inn
Alarm Clock
Amenities Basket
BBQ Grill
Bath Robes
Board Games
Business Facilities
CD Player
Cable/Satellite TV
Computer
Copier
DVD Player
Data Port
Desk
Fax Machine
Fireplace
Hairdryer
Internet Access
Library
Piano
Radio
Telephone
VCR
Washer/Dryer
Wedding Facilities
Around the Inn
Antique Shops
Art Galleries
Beach
Biking
Bird Watching
Boating
Canoeing
Concert venue
Fine Dining
Fishing
Golfing
Hiking Trails
Historical interests
Horseback Riding
Live Music
Movie Theater
Museum
National/State parks
Religious Services
River
Sailing
Shopping
Sight-seeing
Skiing
Tennis
Theatre
Water Sports
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