Captain Lord Mansion’s rich history continues as I record the changes made during the ownership of Charles P. Clark, wealthy railroad magnate and third generation owner of the estate. In 1898 Charles funded extensive renovations to the “Mansion”. The Friday, April 15, 1898 edition of the Eastern Star, a local newspaper of the period, reported [...]
This is a picture of the guestroom "Ship LIncoln" aka "Wisteria". Recently, we had a guest couple who had been guests with us way back in 1979. It was their first visit with us since then! At checkout, the gentleman and I had a discussion about which room they stayed in that first visit. After conversing about [...]
Dennis Perrin has become a good friend of ours here at the Captain Lord Mansion. We love his paintings so much that we have three of them displayed in our reception office. One of them we call "Treasured Memories". We commissioned Dennis to paint "Treasured Memories' in 2002 to celebrate our 25th Anniversary in 2003 as innkeepers of the [...]
Visit the 1853 Nott House - new evening hours! "Beginning Thursday, July 2, the Richard A. Nott House will be opened for the 2009 season. This Victorian-era historic house museum is a microcosm of life as it occurred in Kennebunkport over the last two centuries. Women's fashions from the past will be on display in [...]
Kennebunkport is home to some of the best artists in Maine. Additionally, the Port has several exceptional group galleries that offer original works of art as well as fine reproductions. Located just a few blocks from the Captain Lord Mansion, Mast Cove Gallery is celebrating its 29th Season. Twenty-nine years ago, gallery owner Jean Briggs began Mast [...]