A romantic Victorian located on the Midcoast of Maine. This historic Bed and Breakfast is within walking distance of the Farnsworth Art Museum and island ferries.

The original structure was built in 1767 by Rockland's first settlers, the Tolman family. Nestled up against Dodges Mountain and overlooking the all season beauty of Lake Cbickawaukie Lake. Photographs, rates, directions, and spa weekends available.

Located in the national historic district of Rockland, a coastal Maine bed and breakfast welcoming visitors with warm hospitality. Peruse the galleries or shops, or golf, swim, mountain climb or beach comb.

Nestled amongst the historic seaport buildings of Rockland, the nine room Captain Lindsey House, built in 1837 and one of Rockland's first Inns, offers a quiet, comfortable and cozy retreat from your day's activities.

This beautiful turreted Victorian mansion is an exquisite example of Queen Anne architecture and reminiscent of the gracious lifestyle of a by-gone era. There are eight spacious and comfortable guest rooms, furnished with an eye to period detail.

1890's mansion offering three rooms one block from downtown. Photographs and room description, rates, directions, and local attraction information. Long-term lodging available.