Maine Tea Rooms
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- | [[File:Old-Grist-Mill-Tearoom-Kennebunkport-ME.jpg|center|600px|thumb|The Old Grist Mill Tea Room, Kennebunkport, Maine, exterior, postcard front. Here is a prime example of the New England (and British Commonwealth) inclination to repurpose old buildings as cunning tea rooms. There are many tea rooms in old barns and granaries, and quite a few, like this one, inside an old grist mill... which is why it is called The Old Grist Mill Tea Room. | + | [[File:Old-Grist-Mill-Tearoom-Kennebunkport-ME.jpg|center|600px|thumb|The Old Grist Mill Tea Room, Kennebunkport, Maine, exterior, postcard front. Here is a prime example of the New England (and British Commonwealth) inclination to repurpose old buildings as cunning tea rooms. There are many tea rooms in old barns and granaries, and quite a few, like this one, inside an old grist mill... which is why it is called The Old Grist Mill Tea Room.]] |
==Winthrop== | ==Winthrop== |
Revision as of 21:26, 29 October 2020
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Dry Mills
Eustis
Kennebunkport
Winthrop
catherine yronwode
curator, historian, and docent
The Mystic Tea Room