The Manor was not always a Maine bed & breakfast inn. First, it was a "summer cottage" and was built by Commodore Arthur Fuller. In 1895, it looked like this... (Click) Only a few years later, another family named McClintock had a different vision for the character of the building. The stone and shingle-style readaptation of the original house was done by a Boston architect, Henry Payson Clark. Called Allview, it was featured in several Cabot Stain advertisements. This is an early picture of the house and grounds.... (click) (click) We know that by the 1930'sand 1490's, the house took in guests. People would spend the entire summer in the house.
Today, The Manor Inn, with its Pine Cone Pub, Commodore Room Restaurant provides the traveler with a place to relax and enjoy this historic coastal town of Castine, Maine.
Our grounds are spacious......you might see a croquet game in progress at any given time or possibly a wedding in progress.

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