Add to ORKGFelsted was built in 1896 as a retirement cottage for landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, and is located amid coastal woodlands not far from Bar Harbor. Olmsted\u27s progressive senility forced him into a Massachusetts sanitarium by 1898, and the house was turned into a summer hotel. In 1941 it was sold to a New York corporate executive, and his descendants owns it to this day. Details
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Modern hotel rooms (developed 1987-1999) adjacent to the Bar Harbor Inn (1887), right; Bar Harbor is...
Rustic Shelter, on Prospect Lake, detail; Olmsted returned to New York in 1865 to join Calvert Vaux ...
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Ward Manor, viewed from above. Peter Aaron hired a plane to take aerial views of campus. The main ho...
Modern hotel rooms (developed 1987-1999) adjacent to the Bar Harbor Inn (1887), right; Bar Harbor is...
Rustic Shelter, on Prospect Lake, detail; Olmsted returned to New York in 1865 to join Calvert Vaux ...
The Deer Isle mansion Felsted, designed by Shingle Style architect William Emerson and for sale fo...
28 Woodlawn Avenue, Kittery, Maine. Written on back: \u27Built approx 1824. Now (1974) 28 Woodlawn A...
“Vanishing Maine” piece on Castillo del Mar, a Spanish-style villa in Old Orchard Beach designed by ...
inside story piece on Damarin, an 1850s Greek Revival home overlooking the Sheepscot River in Wisca...
Article about Sunshine , a Northeast Harbor summer home designed by Peabody & Stearns in 1879 for C...
The varied charms of sea and shore through which this spot has endeared itself to a vast number of p...
The 26-room Harold M. Sewall House in Bath is listed for sale this summer at $795,000 through Legacy...
Born in Methuen, Massachusetts in 1841, Edward F. Searles was an architectural designer who made a n...
View of the Atlantic Ocean, southeast from the back yard; The Breakers was built as the Newport summ...
Horace Chapman, Bangor House Proprietor, tells of some of the notable moments in the hotel\u27s hist...
An article on legendary landscape architect Beatrix Farrand of Bar Harbor and New York and on one of...
A profile of Mount Desert Island\u27s most illustrious native architect, Fred L. Savage, who built s...
Ward Manor, viewed from above. Peter Aaron hired a plane to take aerial views of campus. The main ho...
Modern hotel rooms (developed 1987-1999) adjacent to the Bar Harbor Inn (1887), right; Bar Harbor is...
Rustic Shelter, on Prospect Lake, detail; Olmsted returned to New York in 1865 to join Calvert Vaux ...