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The Nonantum

Kennebunkport, Maine, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Captain Henry Heckman opened The Nonantum on the Kennebunk River on July 4, 1884, a Georgian Revival house by Henry Paston Clark that has kept taking guests ever since. A wide front piazza went on in 1902; the Portside Lodge in 1987 grew the resort to 109 rooms. One of Kennebunkport's oldest continuously operating grand hotels, it sits near the Bush family's Walker's Point, with a marina and a lobster boat that still leaves from the dock.

About The Nonantum

History

The Nonantum Resort in Kennebunkport, Maine, traces its origins to 1883-1884, when sea captain Henry Heckman built and opened the hotel, welcoming its first guests on July 4, 1884, with some 26-28 rooms and a staff of ten. Architect Henry Paston Clark gave the building its Georgian Revival character, expanded in the 1890s, and a wide front piazza was added in 1902.

One of Kennebunkport's oldest continuously operating grand hotels, the Nonantum sits on the Kennebunk River near the Bush family's Walker's Point. Later additions, including the Portside Lodge built in 1987, have grown the resort to 109 rooms.

The setting

19.5 miles from Nubble Lighthouse.

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