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 ackard
House is a gracious 1790 Georgian style home located in the heart
of Bath's Historic District, one block from the expansive Kennebec River.
Purchased by Benjamin F. Packard in the mid-19th century, this home
remained in his family for five generations. Benjamin E. Packard, an
illustrious shipwright, was a partner in one of the most successful
shipbuilding companies in the world. The celebrated downeaster, Benjamin
F. Packard built here in Bath in 1883, has its captain's quarters
on permanent display at Mystic Seaport in Connecticut.
Packard House features period furnishings in the guest rooms including
the parlor and dining room. We invite you here to discover Maine's greatest
adventure, our seafaring heritage, throughout Bath -- the City of Ships.
Relive the continuing history of shipbuilding along the banks of the
Kennebec River.
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES:
- Accommodations
tastefully and comfortably furnished for our guests
- Suite including
private bath and sitting room
- Delicious traditional
New England Breakfast
- Downtown Historic
District
NOTE:
Please
tell the Innkeeper you are visitor number
from Bed
and Breakfast Inns of North America.
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Innkeepers: Taylor & Stephen Kluckowski
Mailing Address: 45 Pearl Street, Bath, ME 04530
Reservations: (207) 443-6069; (800) 516-4578
Price range: $75 to $100
Payment: Personal checks, travelers checks,
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club
Check-in: 3 pm
Check-out: 11 am
Not designed for children or pets
Smoke free environment
Two day minimum stay on weekends, in season and holidays
Member
Maine Innkeepers Association
Bath Area Bed&Breakfast Association
Chamber of Commerce Bath-Brunswick Region
Professional Association of Innkeepers International
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here to send us email.
(packardhouse@aol.com)
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2001 -- All Rights Reserved
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