PILGRIM'S INN

Pilgrim's Inn was built in 1793 by Ignatius Haskell as a private home. He was one of the maritime community's most influential residents, and his home became known as the Squire Ignatius Haskell House. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this building is one of the oldest in Deer Isle... It first operated as an inn from 1890 to 1944 when it was known as "The Ark" and was run by Elizabeth Haskell. In 1975, after being vacant for many years, Pilgrim's Inn was established. Over the past 30 years, the house has undergone renovations, though most original details were kept intact. You'll see post-and-beam architecture, wide pumpkin pine floors, and eight-foot-wide fireplaces in the common rooms... Pilgrim's Inn is a beautiful bed and breakfast located on Deer Isle in Downeast Maine. Choose our historic B lodging or vacation cottages for relaxation and fun near Blue Hill and Stonington and within daytrips to Acadia National Park and Isle au Haut.

Primary location: Deer Isle United States