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Date:  May 15   Time: 1 – 3 PM   Admission: Free Self Guided Tour

Tour some of the famous Inns of Rockport!   See beautiful estates, antique homes and cozy cottages.   Get to know the innkeepers and find the inn that suits you and your family the best.  Enter a raffle to win discounts to our member inns and other great prizes!

Visit any of the following inns during the hours of 1 PM – 3 PM.   Admission is Free!

Rockport Inn and Suites – 183 Main Street

Rockport Inn & Suites offers accommodations and amenities to suit vacationers and business travelers alike including well-equipped suites and pet-friendly rooms. Guests can enjoy our complimentary continental breakfast, indoor pool and fitness room.

Rockport Cottages – 8 and 16 Mill Lane

Each of the three pet-friendly cottages were built by our ancestors who were local fishermen, and have been a base for our family throughout the seasons and years.

Beech Tree Bed & Breakfast – 55 Broadway

This impressive, thoughtfully restored 1860s Greek Revival home blends historic charm with modern comfort.

Addison Choate Boutique Hotel – 49 Broadway

The first Boutique Hotel in Rockport offering guests a unique lodging experience with spa-like marble bathrooms, the latest technology and attention to every detail.

The Sally Webster Collection – 34 Mount Pleasant Street

Close to downtown, the Sally Webster offers a creative and modern take on an antique colonial property.   Find period finishes, funky wallpaper and stylish new bathrooms.

The Cove at Rockport – 1 King Street

Directly across the street from Front Beach, this recently renovated hotel offers the perfect blend of New England Charm and modern amenities.

The Emerson Inn – 1 Cathedral Ave

With over 150 years of history, this charming, romantic and historic Rockport hotel has welcomed travelers from near and far seeking rest and relaxation on scenic Pigeon Cove in a relaxing, natural oceanfront setting.

Seafarer Inn – 50 Marmion Way

An Inn for over 100 years, this casual, charming home by the sea, only steps away from historic Straitsmouth Cove, features a relaxing front porch and koi pond along with updated bathrooms, buffet hot and cold breakfast and an ocean view from every room.

As you travel among our Inns of Rockport, you will pass by our other member inns!

Eagle House Motel – 8 Cleaves Street

Eden Pines Inn – 48 Eden Road

Lantana House – 22 Broadway

Periwinkle Cottage – 7 Broadway Terrace

Yankee Clipper Inn – 127 Granite Street

http://www.innsofrockport.com

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The second part of the process is applying a brightener to remove any dark staining or tannins to restore the natural color of the hardwood and it’s proper ph level to accept the ipe oil. Here’s part 2

Also are there caddies any more? I didn’t see any yesterday afternoon but maybe they’re around on the weekends? I was never a caddy at Bass rocks growing up because I was working at the dock but what a great job for a young kid. Incredible education just walking around with heavy hitters on the golf course just gleaning intel about life in general.

The Annisquam Village Church presents violinist Scott Moore in the second of a three-part series of Bach Sonatas and Partitas this Sunday, April 24 at 3 PM. Moore, the newly appointed  Artist-in-Residence at the Village Church, has already won a following for his Bach playing (not to mention a fan-base built on his performances in bluegrass, folk, rock, and other idioms). AVC Music Director, Kathleen Adams adds, “These brilliant works demand technical virtuosity, yes, and Scott has that in spades, but his playing here reaches into the senses and emotions in a way that one can rarely experience. It’s a fusion of Bach with time and place ….not reproducible.”

The historic Annisquam Village Church provides the ideal acoustic for chamber music, combining antique intimacy with its unique resonance. After the first concert of the series, an audience member exclaimed “He could play in Carnegie Hall!” Another replied, “Yes, but it sounds best here!” Located at the head of Lobster Cove at 820 Washington Street (corner of Washington and Leonard streets) the 1830’s clapboard building was recently renovated, with new facilities for those with disabilities, including a ‘lift’ to the Cove Room where a reception follows the concert. All are welcome! Donations gratefully accepted.

The third (and final) concert in the Bach series takes place May 22.