Captain Fairfield Inn

Kennebunkport, ME   /   0 Reviews

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Haunted Captain Faifield Inn in Kennebunkport, Maine

Overlooking the banks of the Green River in Kennebunkport is the Captain Fairfield Inn. Captain James Fairfield and his wife lived in the house for five years until James died of pneumonia. The mansion was a private home until 1991. When renovations started, an apparition identified as Captain Fairfield was seen floating in an area of the basement.

Some spirits get angry or distressed when changes are made to the home they lived in, but Captain Fairfield seems to be pleased with the changes. James Fairfield is a benevolent spirit who enjoys welcoming guests into his home. If you want to meet the captain, the best place to encounter his spirit is in the basement.

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