Trebor Mansion Inn

Trebor Mansion's origins are shrouded in mystery. Built in 1830 and once owned by a United States Senator,it was widely held by the locals to be "haunted", and didn't even have electricity and plumbing in the main structure until 1976.... more

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"Our Wonderful Visit" 8/12/2009
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The folks here at Trebor have succeeded in creating a truly original and interesting place to stay - not such an easy feat these days! as so many things become more generic. Guests have the run of the mansion, great privacy, unlike so many other... read more
"Hospitality, with history, at its simplest. " 8/10/2009
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Who would've thought, Guilford, ME of all places....what a find. Unpretentious, relaxed and a very historic restoration to discuss and discover with Robert. If you're into, YOYO (You're On Your Own - unless you need something, then no worries... read more

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Trebor Mansion Inn
11 Golda Court
Guilford, ME 04443
USA
Phone: +1-207-876-4070
Toll-free: +1-888-280-7575
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Robert, Zarvin, Darius and Julia Shaffer
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$40 - $95
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Trebor Mansion in OctoberThe Tower Room, showing ship's ladder to Turret and door to balcony.
The Senate Room, named for Senator Douglas of Illinois, who purchased the Mansion as a gift for his mother-in-law.Trebor Mansion on the verge of Winter
The Verandah in deep winter. Note that the snow has completely filled the 4 foot drop from the porch to the earth below.Original Moses Eaton stencils (circa 1835) were discovered under the wallpaper.
This was Trebor Mansion's "haunted" phase, about 1978.Trebor Mansion at night. And to think there are people who claim they can't find the Inn on top of the hill after dark...
FIRE & ICE: The Great Fire of 1-24-2004 nearly destroyed Trebor Mansion. 35 mile an hour winds at 22* below zero enabled the Fire to be contained by Ice, with a mere $600,000 in damage.