Keewayden

Good morning! Wake after a deep and refreshing sleep in this east-facing room with morning light. The attached covered porch has two comfortable chairs and is just for you. Located on the first floor, Keewayden has a wicker headboard. The antique mantel came from a Bar Harbor estate and is a magnificent addition to this large room.

Who dined at Keewayden?

Apparently of interest to New York City residents, the New York Times reported on July 20, 1901, that Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Sherman gave a dinner for Countess Lagagrene at Keewayden. Other guests included George B. Dorr, Charles T. How, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coles, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierrepont Edwards.