Georgetown
Grey Havens Inn
Walter Reid's shingled summer hotel on Georgetown Island, opened as Seguinland in June 1904, with four round turret rooms.
- Built
- 1904Opened as "Seguinland" in June 1904; built by Walter Reid (NRHP nomination).
- Style
- Shingle Style
- Type
- Inn
- Credentials
- Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
The story
Walter Reid built the shingled summer hotel and opened it as Seguinland in June 1904. Reid later gave the land that became Reid State Park nearby. Wikipedia calls the inn one of the finest surviving coastal hotels of its period in Maine, with a gambrel roof, two three-story turrets and a deep wraparound porch. Guest rooms are on the second and third floors, including four round turret rooms with ocean views.
Good to know
- No pets
- Address: 96 Seguinland Road, Georgetown, ME 04548
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Last verified October 2026. Details change; confirm with the inn before you book.