Historic Inns
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Who would have thought that a large and pleasant bay would lie just beyond this old house? Well, it does, and its name (not surprisingly): Pleasant Bay. As the centerpiece of a rambling 104-room Inn, the building overlooks the many moods of the bay here in Chatham on Cape Cod.
Expanded over the years to offer banquet rooms for weddings and other special events, the Inn boasts fine public dining rooms, a gift shop, and other facilities for serving its guests.
Open from April to November, the Inn can be contacted by phone, 508 432-5400, website, or mail: The Wequassett Inn on Pleasant Bay, Chatham, Massachusetts 02633 USA.
watercolor
13.5x9.5" print (20x16 matted)
$66
Who would have thought that a large and pleasant bay would lie just beyond this old house? Well, it does, and its name (not surprisingly): Pleasant Bay. As the centerpiece of a rambling 104-room Inn, the building overlooks the many moods of the bay here in Chatham on Cape Cod.
Expanded over the years to offer banquet rooms for weddings and other special events, the Inn boasts fine public dining rooms, a gift shop, and other facilities for serving its guests.
Open from April to November, the Inn can be contacted by phone, 508 432-5400, website, or mail: The Wequassett Inn on Pleasant Bay, Chatham, Massachusetts 02633 USA.
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Who would have thought that a large and pleasant bay would lie just beyond this old house? Well, it does, and its name (not surprisingly): Pleasant Bay. As the centerpiece of a rambling 104-room Inn, the building overlooks the many moods of the bay here in Chatham on Cape Cod.
Expanded over the years to offer banquet rooms for weddings and other special events, the Inn boasts fine public dining rooms, a gift shop, and other facilities for serving its guests.
Open from April to November, the Inn can be contacted by phone, 508 432-5400, website, or mail: The Wequassett Inn on Pleasant Bay, Chatham, Massachusetts 02633 USA.
watercolor
13.5x9.5" print (20x16 matted)
$66
Many a bride and groom, and many former and future brides and grooms have been drawn to this spot overlooking Cape Cod's Pleasant Bay. The rose-covered arbor here at Wequassett Inn nicely frames the scene of so many happy memories.
The Inn is a full-service resort open from April to November with 104 guest rooms and a dining room open to the public.
For more information, please visit their web site, call 508-432-5400, or write to the Wequassett Inn on Pleasant Bay, Chatham, Cape Cod, MA 02633.
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Owned and operated by the Stone family since 1938, The Lighthouse Inn offers a wide selection of accommodations in oceanfront cottages with fireplaces, guestrooms and individual suites in the main house. They offer both a full American breakfast and five-course dinners in their dining room.
Also on the property is the Bass River Light. Dating back to 1855, the Bass River Light served seafarers until 1914 when it was decommissioned after the Cape Cod Canal opened. After being dark for 75 years the light was relit in 1989 as the only privately owned and maintained working lighthouse in the country. The light, which has a one-second flash every six seconds, is now recognized by The Coast Guard as the West Dennis Light.
For more information write The Lighthouse Inn, Box 128, West Dennis, MA 02670, or call 508-398-2244.
watercolor
13.5x9.5" print (20x16 matted)
$66
Many a bride and groom, and many former and future brides and grooms have been drawn to this spot overlooking Cape Cod's Pleasant Bay. The rose-covered arbor here at Wequassett Inn nicely frames the scene of so many happy memories.
The Inn is a full-service resort open from April to November with 104 guest rooms and a dining room open to the public.
For more information, please visit their web site, call 508-432-5400, or write to the Wequassett Inn on Pleasant Bay, Chatham, Cape Cod, MA 02633.
watercolor
19 x 13 print (26x20 matted)
$82
You won't believe your eyes at first when you see the huge old wisterias circling the great columns at The Captain Linnell House in Orleans. In late spring the aroma of the blossoms fills the air as you approach this famous Cape Cod restaurant. Fine meals elegantly served uphold the promise of the gardens outside.
watercolor
13.5x9.5" print (20x16 matted)
$66
Built just a short stroll from Breakwater Beach, the Captain Freeman Inn is a lovingly restored Victorian sea captain's mansion on two manicured acres, and is furnished with canopy beds and period antiques. The Inn has 12 beautifully appointed guest rooms overlooking the gardens, pool, and woods. Several rooms have working fireplaces and whirlpool spas. Gourmet breakfast and afternoon tea are served poolside on the wraparound porch, or the fireside in cooler weather. For information, call 800-843-4664.
The Captain Freeman Inn is located in Brewster, a historic New England town famous for its 19th century China trade, sea captains, and its stately Victorian homes built in the shelter of Cape Cod Bay.
The Captain Freeman Inn is located in Brewster, a historic New England town famous for its 19th century China trade, sea captains, and their stately Victorian homes built in the shelter of Cape Cod Bay.
Built just a short stroll from Breakwater Beach, the Captain Freeman Inn is a lovingly restored Victorian sea captain's mansion on two manicured acres, and is furnished with canopy beds and period antiques. The Inn has 12 beautifully appointed guest rooms overlooking the gardens, pool, and woods. Several rooms have working fireplaces and whirlpool spas. Gourmet breakfast and afternoon tea are served poolside on the wraparound porch, or the fireside in cooler weather. For information, call 800-843-4664 or visit their web site.
Founded in 1907 as the Sea Pines School of Charm and Personality for Young Women, Old Sea Pines Inn today has 21 bedrooms, 3 dining rooms, great porches and private gardens, all reflecting the Style and Romance of the 1920's and 30's.
Wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners and private parties find a perfect setting at the Old Sea Pines Inn.
Located on 3 ½ acres in the heart of Brewster—the Sea Captain's Town—the Inn provides its guests with the privacy and romance of Old Cape Cod.
For information please visit their web site, call 508-896-6114, or write to Box 1070, Brewster, Massachusetts 02631.
watercolor
19x13" print (26x20 matted)
$82
Founded in 1907 as the Sea Pines School of Charm and Personality for Young Women, Old Sea Pines Inn today has 21 bedrooms, 3 dining rooms, great porches and private gardens, all reflecting the Style and Romance of the 1920's and 30's.
Wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners and private parties find a perfect setting at the Old Sea Pines Inn.
Located on 3 ½ acres in the heart of Brewster—the Sea Captain's Town—the Inn provides its guests with the privacy and romance of Old Cape Cod.
For information please visit their web site, call 508-896-6114, or write to Box 1070, Brewster, Massachusetts 02631.
watercolor
19x13" print (26x20 matted)
$82
Candle-lit four-course dinners are a special treat for anyone lucky enough to get a reservation at The Bramble Inn. This Brewster landmark on Old King's Highway is one of the best along this historic Cape Cod Road.
Historians are divided as to the exact date on which this eloquent example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture appeared in the village of Harwichport on Cape Cod. Turn of the century is close enough; the building's appeal comes from its conical turrets and its wrap-around porch, not its birthday.
Banker Augustus C. Snow was well past middle age when he had the house built. Little did he dream that the horse-drawn vehicles clopping along the quiet street would give way to the busy summer traffic of today. Nor was he likely to have foreseen his house becoming "one of the Cape's most elegant and exclusive inns, catering to a small number of discerning guests." Fine lodging, weddings, private receptions, and afternoon teas prove the Augustus Snow House to be a multi-faceted gem.
For information, please visit their web site: www.augustussnow.com, call 508-430-0528, or write to 528 Main Street, Harwich Port, MA, 02646.
watercolor
16x10" print (24x18 matted)
$78
Historians are divided as to the exact date on which this eloquent example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture appeared in the village of Harwichport on Cape Cod. Turn of the century is close enough; the building's appeal comes from its conical turrets and its wrap-around porch, not its birthday.
Banker Augustus C. Snow was well past middle age when he had the house built. Little did he dream that the horse-drawn vehicles clopping along the quiet street would give way to the busy summer traffic of today. Nor was he likely to have foreseen his house becoming "one of the Cape's most elegant and exclusive inns, catering to a small number of discerning guests." Fine lodging, weddings, private receptions, and afternoon teas prove the Augustus Snow House to be a multi-faceted gem.
For information, please visit their web site: www.augustussnow.com, call 508-430-0528, or write to 528 Main Street, Harwich Port, MA, 02646.
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- The Mansion at Ocean Edge was first built as Fieldstone Hall in 1886 by Addie Daniels and Roland Nickerson. The building was destroyed by fire in 1906. Roland died two weeks later. The widowed Addie had the Hall rebuilt in 1912. The building now resembles a country manor with a blend of Renaissance Revival and Gothic themes, thanks to its oak carved staircase, leaded glass windows and outdoor terraces.In 1942, The mansion was purchased by LaSalette Fathers who used it as a ministry novitiate and then as a seminary.In 1980, Corcoran, Mullins, Jennison, Inc. bought the property and developed the Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club resort which enhances and sustains the historic site. You can reach them at 508-896-9000. http://www.oceanedge.com
watercolor
17x11" print (24x18" matted)
$78
The Mansion at Ocean Edge was first built as Fieldstone Hall in 1886 by Addie Daniels and Roland Nickerson. The building was destroyed by fire in 1906. Roland died two weeks later. The widowed Addie had the Hall rebuilt in 1912. The building now resembles a country manor with a blend of Renaissance Revival and Gothic themes, thanks to its oak carved staircase, leaded glass windows and outdoor terraces.In 1942, The mansion was purchased by LaSalette Fathers who used it as a ministry novitiate and then as a seminary.In 1980, Corcoran, Mullins, Jennison, Inc. bought the property and developed the Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club resort which enhances and sustains the historic site. You can reach them at 508-896-9000. http
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Overlooking Cape Cod Bay from a low ridge along Brewster’s historic Route 6A, the resort seems an ideal place for special occasions. Weddings and conferences, and vacationers are attracted to this old mansion with its richly paneled walls andits fine restaurants, not to mention of course, its spectacular view. Originally known as Fieldstone Hall built in 1890 by Samuel and Matilda Nickerson, the mansion burned down in 1906. It was rebuilt and completed in 1912 by Addie Daniels Nickerson, widow of Samuel and Matilda’s son, Roland. In 1942 The Mansion property was purchased by La Salette Fathers and used as a seminary.
Corcoran, Mullins, Jennison, Inc. purchased the property in 1980. The company preserved the estate and developed the resort Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club.
www.oceanedge.com 508-896-9000
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Overlooking Cape Cod Bay from a low ridge along Brewster’s historic Route 6A, the resort seems an ideal place for special occasions. Weddings and conferences, and vacationers are attracted to Ocean Edge featuring the carriage houseand the old mansion with its richly paneled walls andits fine restaurants, not to mention of course, its spectacular view. Originally known as Fieldstone Hall built in 1890 by Samuel and Matilda Nickerson, the mansion burned down in 1906. It was rebuilt and completed in 1912 by Addie Daniels Nickerson, widow of Samuel and Matilda’s son, Roland. In 1942 The Mansion property was purchased by La Salette Fathers and used as a seminary.
Corcoran, Mullins, Jennison, Inc. purchased the property in 1980. The company preserved the estate and developed the resort Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club.
www.oceanedge.com 508-896-9000
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The Chatham Bars Inn is New England’s grand oceanfront resort. The inn has been an idyllic retreat since 1914 located on 25 acres overlooking Pleasant Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Chatham Bars Inn
297 Shore Road
Chatham, MA 02633
1-800-527-4884
www.chathambarsinn.com
Artist Karen North Wells has painted many landmarks and adds this one to the collection of prints and cards of her work sold at many bookstores and gift shops as well as her Underground Art Gallery in Brewster.
17x11" (24x18" matte) print
The Chatham Bars Inn is New England’s grand oceanfront resort. The inn has been an idyllic retreat since 1914 located on 25 acres overlooking Pleasant Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Chatham Bars Inn
297 Shore Road
Chatham, MA 02633
1-800-527-4884
www.chathambarsinn.com
Artist Karen North Wells has painted many landmarks and adds this one to the collection of prints and cards of her work sold at many bookstores and gift shops as well as her Underground Art Gallery in Brewster.
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You look up from the sumptuous breakfast on the terrace at The Wequassett Inn and are arrested by the beauty around you. Sparkling saltwater, sunlight, old trees, and white sails create a scene you'll keep with you all winter.
Expanded over the years to offer banquet rooms for weddings and other special events, the Inn boasts fine public dining rooms, a gift shop, and other facilities for serving its guests.
Open from April to November, the Inn can be contacted by phone, 508 432-5400, website, or mail: The Wequassett Inn on Pleasant Bay, Chatham, Massachusetts 02633 USA.