Brunswick Bed & Breakfast
165 Park Row
Brunswick, Maine 04011
207-729-4914
Rates: $73-$107
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For nearly a century and a half, what is now the Brunswick Bed & Breakfast played a prominent role in the history of the town. Originally built by ship builder Robert H. Bowker in 1849, the two and a half story Greek Revival house stands overlooking the "town green" and the development of Brunswick . Over the years the house passed through a number of prominent Brunswick families. In the early 1900's Bowdoin College professor of International Law, Daniel Stanwood, and his family lived here. It was during this time that the large living room extending to the south was added. This room with its large exposed beams, recycled from a school in Portland, served as Professor Stanwood's law library. The Stanwood family traveled extensively and possessed an international circle of friends. Guests included Edna St. Vincent Millay, Thornton Wilder, English poet laureate John Mansfield, movie stars John Holt, Randolph Churchill, and Admirals Macmillon and Richard Byrd.

Today, this gracefully proportioned Greek Revival home has been lovingly restored and upgraded with your comfort in mind. The Brunswick Bed & Breakfast is a delightful blend of antique furnishings and unique accessories with a collection of both old and new quilts. Guests may choose from any of our seven large guest rooms, each of bears the name of a quilt pattern. On the main level the twin front parlors overlooking the "town green" offer you the inviting warmth of two fireplaces for wintertime comfort or the wrap-around front porch for summer leisure. Ample off-street parking is provided for your convenience.