Add to ORKGThe beauty of Acadia has attracted artists and visitors since the 19th century. The article highlights some of the more famous visitors, author Norman Mailer, the Astors, the Vanderbilts, the Auchinclosses, Sultan ruler of Turkey and Princess Bernadina, the Rockefellers, actress Margaret Hamilton, lifestyle maven Martha Stewart, author Margaret Wise Brown, and author Tess Gerritsen and many other artists and celebrities. [images
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