LOCATION FILE
Kennebunk Inn
FOLLOWKennebunk, ME
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A Federal-era building operating since 1799 as a tavern and, since the 20th century, as an inn and restaurant in downtown Kennebunk.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Reports center on poet and longtime guest Silas Perkins, who died at the inn in 1952 and is said to linger mischievously; staff also describe a presence nicknamed "Cyrus" near the basement and an unseen child called Emily.
VISITING
An operating inn, tavern, and restaurant open to the public.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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INVESTIGATION RECORD
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