The major part of this structure in Blue Hill, Maine was built as a house around 1830 by Edward Varnum Stevens. Stevens started an inn in his home likely after his marriage to wife, Susannah Hinckley. When Edward died in 1857, the property was acquired by Haskell W. Hinckley in 1858, who was possibly Susannah’s brother. Hinckley was a sea captain and his wife, Fanny Hinckley operated the hotel here for 50 years, known as the Blue Hill House. The hotel became a social center for the community and became a gathering place for many. The structure, now known as the Blue Hill Inn, continues to welcome visitors today. The elongated Federal/Greek Revival style house is excellently preserved inside and out, and guests can stay in one of the 11 gorgeous suites inside, which take you back in time.
Buildings of New England 
Do you know anything about the Shelter Harbor Inn? It is in Westerly, RI
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I don’t but just seeing it for the first time, its gorgeous! Do you have a connection to it?
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Stayed there a couple of times. It was just wonderful. The other one that was great was the Griswald in CT.
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The Griswold is an amazing old inn. I’ll have to feature both’
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