Our first Historic B&B Open House is this week - Friday, April 17 from 2-4 p.m. In addition to Brewster House, participating inns include White Cedar Inn, Kendall Tavern Inn, Captain Briggs House, James Place Inn and Royalsborough Inn at the Bagley House. If you're in the neighborhood, stop by each of the inns and enjoy hospitality, history, a tour and some refreshments.

It has been a long time in the making (but no cast of thousands!). The virtual tours of the guest parlor and dining room, and all seven guest rooms are now online.

The dust is beginning to settle (well, already has, in fact) on the winter construction projects.

The carpet installer left today, after completing the installation of the remaining second floor guest room carpet. That gives all four queen rooms on the second floor new carpet, and new maple floors in the second floor hall.

After digging out from last week's heavy, wet, snow (and for some, major power failures), we're expecting more snow over the next couple of days.

All that snow is pretty, but we have had quite a lot of it this year. Still, keeping us house-bound is good for the interior!

Each year Maine Tourism and the Maine Office of Tourism present The Governor's Conference on Tourism. It is a day of presentations by industry professionals to speak on topics of interest to those in the industry - some on current affairs, some on practical ideas to help market or improve the service we provide, etc. There are also vendors displaying everything from advertising opportunities to guest room amenities.