01:13:408 Maine Street, Kennebunkport
Located in the heart of the village where its Doric colonnade has been a landmark since 1853, this gem of Greek revival architecture takes one back to that time in Kennebunkport's history when shipbuilding thrived and the shipping trade made the town one of the wealthiest in New England.
A guided tour of the Nott House gives an intimate glimpse of life as it was in those bustling and opulent Victorian times.
The home is a veritable time capsule, unique in that all the carpets, furnishings, wallpaper, and artifacts are original to the house. They accurately reflect the varying and evolving tastes of four generations of the Perkins and Nott families spanning the late 1700's through to the mid-1900's.
A fascinating Gift Shop is conveniently located in the carriage house.
Guided tours are available from June 25 to October 11:
Wednesday through Friday: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Tickets are $7 for adults.
Admission is free to members and children under 18.
The Port of Call gift shop, featuring unique furniture, unusual gifts, jewelry, books, candles, fabrics and trim and gardening accessories is located in the Nott House Carriage Barn.
Hours for Port of Call are:
Opening June 25, Wednesday through Friday: 10 am to 4 pm and Saturdays: 10 am to 1 pm through October 11. 10% discount to members on all purchases.
Public parking is conveniently located off Dock Square, just two short blocks from the Nott House.
Group tours are encouraged and are available upon request.
For arrangements, please call 1-207-967-2751 or email us at
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Kennebuknport Historical Society
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